Category: Volume 33, Issue 4

This month I am excited to announce the launch of the newly designed AAGL Foundation website and share with you how you can get involved in the incredible work of our Foundation.  Empowering progress...

“If you love someone, bring them to Verona.” This is exactly what Marcello Ceccaroni set out to do.  The First ISSA International, Hands-on Intensive Master in Basic and Advanced Laparoscopic Surgical Anatomy of the...

As the American Association of Gynecologic Laparoscopists (AAGL) continues to grow, our organization realizes the importance of taking a deliberate approach to building and maintaining a research committee.  One of this committee's main objectives...

The Indian Association of Gynaecological Endoscopists (IAGE) held its Annual National Conference this past June.  This year’s conference, “ENDO ATM” (Adolescence to Menopause) attracted more than 700 participants from five countries. This was a...

The Indian Association of Gynaecological Endoscopists (IAGE) was established in June 1978 to provide support and continuing education for the over 10,000 Endoscopic Surgeons and Gynecologists who are performing Endoscopic surgeries in India.  The...

The Annual Advanced Workshop on Gynecologic Laparoscopic Anatomy and Minimally Invasive Surgery is not only a course designed for gynecologists to strengthen and advance laparoscopic skills, suturing, and identification of retroperitoneal anatomy, but it...

While attending the Global Congress on Hysteroscopy this past spring, I was impressed at the quality of work being done in the field of hysteroscopy.  Long-removed from its days as a simple diagnostic adjunct,...

AAGL is conducting a study among gynecologic surgeons to determine current practice patterns and utilization of tranexamic acid in gynecologic surgery.  If you have not taken the survey, please take a moment to submit...