Jon Ivar Einarsson, MD, MPHAssociate Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Harvard Medical School; Director, Division of Minimally Invasive Surgery, Brigham and Women�s Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts, USAArnaud WattiezProfessor, Department of Gynaecology, H�pital Hautepierre, Strasbourg, France

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• Section I: General TopicsIntroductionSurgical anatomy of the pelvisLaparoscopic exposureElectrosurgeryChoice of suture materials in minimally invasive gynecologic surgeryHysteroscopy - instrumentation, office and operating room set-upLaparoscopy - instrumentation and operating room set-upComplications of laparoscopic surgery - how to avoid and manageComplications of hysteroscopic surgery - how to avoid and manageLaparoscopy in pregnancyLaparoscopic tissue extractionSingle port surgerySection II: Procedures for Benign ConditionsSurgical management of a uterine septumEndometrial ablationHysteroscopic management of uterine fibroids and polypsHysteroscopic and laparoscopic sterilizationLaparoscopic management of pelvic organ prolapseLaparoscopic hysterectomyLaparoscopic myomectomyMinimally invasive treatment of ectopic pregnancyCervical incompetence and laparoscopic cerclageLaparoscopic treatment of endometriosisLaparoscopic treatment of the adnexal massLaparoscopic management and prevention of pelvic adhesive diseaseLaparoscopic appendectomySection III: Robotic SurgeryRobotic surgery - instrumentation and room set-upRobotic hysterectomyRobotic myomectomyRobotic management of pelvic organ prolapseRobotic surgery for endometriosisSection IVa: Laparoscopic procedures for malignant conditionsLaparoscopic staging of pelvic malignanciesLaparoscopic management of endometrial cancerLaparoscopic management of cervical cancerLaparoscopic management of ovarian cancerRole of laparoscopy in advanced pelvic cancersSection IVb: Robotic procedures for malignant conditionsRobotic procedures for malignant conditions