Lesson 24  •  04 Sept 2026
The Role of Hysterectomy in Endometriosis Management
Course overview
This course examines current approaches to endometriosis management, highlighting surgical techniques, imaging strategies, and collaborative care models. Learners will gain practical insight into patient counseling, fertility preservation, preoperative planning, and multidisciplinary teamwork for both straightforward and complex cases. The course features insights and practical approaches from Drs. Mark Hoffman, Emand Mikhail, Peter Movilla, Anu Shenoy-Bhangle, Jim Robinson, and Laura Ramirez to support clinicians in delivering effective, team-based endometriosis care.
1 hour, 32 lessons
Lessons
Surgical Techniques, Teamwork, & Challenges in Endometriosis Management
Lesson 1
Endometriosis Surgery: Techniques, Pathology, and Shared Decision-Making
Lesson 2
Multidisciplinary Management: Pelvic Pain, Targeted Lesion Resection, and Adhesion Reduction
Lesson 3
Surgical Decision-Making, Outcomes, Recurrence, and Multimodal Management in Endometriosis
Lesson 4
Building Surgical Expertise: Mentorship and Multidisciplinary Support
Lesson 5
Transitioning from Fellowship to Practice: Laparoscopy, Robotics, and Surgical Independence
Lesson 6
Overcoming Surgical Challenges: Confidence, Collaboration, and Diaphragmatic Endometriosis
Lesson 7
Managing Severe Fibrosis, Recurrence, and the Role of Early Diagnosis in Endometriosis Care
Reproductive Surgery and Endometriosis: Innovations, Techniques, & Fertility Outcomes
Lesson 8
Reproductive Surgery: Indications, Training Gaps, and Clinical Impact
Lesson 9
Optimizing Office-Based Hysteroscopy: Systems, Tools, and Teamwork
Lesson 10
Surgical and Medical Management for Endometriosis in Infertility
Lesson 11
Adenomyosis in Endometriosis: Imaging, Hysteroscopy, and Clinical Decision-Making
Lesson 12
Balancing Surgical Excision, Fertility Outcomes, and Disease Recurrence
Lesson 13
Excision, Recurrence, and Fertility Management in Endometriosis
Lesson 14
Adhesion Prevention Strategies and Hemostatic Agents in Myomectomy
Advancing Endometriosis Care: Multidisciplinary Collaboration, Emerging Diagnostics, & Clinical Impact
Lesson 15
Menstrual Irregularities and Hysteroscopic Approaches to Uterine Scar Management
Lesson 16
Multidisciplinary Approaches to Complex Endometriosis: Teamwork, Imaging, and Case Review
Lesson 17
Enhancing Surgical Planning: Imaging Strategies and Postoperative Feedback
Lesson 18
Preoperative Imaging, Patient Counseling, and Individualized Surgical Planning in Endometriosis
Lesson 19
Patient Counseling and Shared Decision-Making in Complex Endometriosis Surgery
Lesson 20
Endometriosis Education: Publications, Imaging, and Team Collaboration
Lesson 21
Ultrasound and MRI in Endometriosis: Diagnostic Performance and Training
Lesson 22
Advancing Diagnosis: Imaging Modalities, Research, and Surveillance in Endometriosis
Advanced Surgical Management & Multidisciplinary Planning in Complex Endometriosis
Lesson 23
Future Imaging Directions: PET, AI, and Global Collaboration in Endometriosis
Lesson 24
The Role of Hysterectomy in Endometriosis Management
Lesson 25
Hysterectomy and Ovarian Preservation in Endometriosis: Risks, Counseling, and Surgical Techniques
Lesson 26
Surgical Judgment and Patient-Centered Counseling for Extensive Disease
Lesson 27
Differentiating Superficial and Deep Endometriosis: Surgical and Imaging Strategies
Lesson 28
Parametrial, Vaginal Cuff, and Abdominal Wall Endometriosis: Diagnosis and Management
Lesson 29
Complex Endometriosis Surgery: Multidisciplinary Planning, Redo Operations, and Altered Anatomy
Lesson 30
Advanced Surgical Techniques for Post-Hysterectomy Endometriosis: Organ Identification and ICG Use
Lesson 31
Decision-Making, Pathology Correlation, and Surgical Limits in Deep Endometriosis
Lesson 32
Planning for Complexity: Surgical Readiness and Team-Based Care in Endometriosis
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