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Alan Lam

AGES is the premier gynaecological surgical association representing the majority of practising gynaecologists in Australia and New Zealand. With over 500 active members, including gynaecologists, fellows and registrars, the society is amongst the largest and most active of all surgical bodies in the southern hemisphere.

Since its inception in 1990, AGES has steadily built on its mission to promote the safest and highest standards of clinical and minimally invasive surgical care for women through education, surgical training and clinical research.

To this end, AGES has been organising regular meetings and activities for its members including:

  • Annual scientific meeting
  • Special focus symposia in pelvic floor, endometriosis, office gynaecology, practice management, risk management
  • Surgical workshops
  • Fellowship training program
  • Clinical research

AGES believes that most gynaecological problems can be safely managed by minimally invasive surgery using laparoscopic, hysteroscopic or vaginal approaches. AGES strives to help its members achieve the appropriate training, evaluate the latest evidence and deliver the benefits of this form of surgery to their patients.

AGES has supported the RANZCOG in the development of guidelines for performing advanced operative laparoscopy and endoscopic surgery, and in continuing professional development (CPD) through many of its innovative practice review and clinical risk management (PR and CRM) programs.

AGES is proud to be affiliated with some of the largest endoscopic societies in the world, such as the AAGL and the ISGE. Many AGES board members continue to serve on the board of these and other international societies. This is a reflection of the strength and experience of our organisation, and our willingness to exchange and learn new ideas to continually enrich and improve our members’ knowledge and skills.

The AGES website provides consumers, members and guests with information regarding its state-of-the-art conferences, surgical workshops, and the surgical services available in the continually developing field of minimally invasive surgery.

Please take a moment to enjoy our website and please feel free to provide us with suggestions on how we can improve its contents.

Associate Professor Alan Lam
President, AGES


The philosophy and objectives of the society are:

Philosophy
The Australian Gynaecological Endoscopy Society (AGES) is a professional medical association organised by specialised Gynaecologists with particular interest in Gynaecological Endoscopic Surgery.

Objectives
The objectives of the society are:

  • To encourage high standards of Gynaecological Endoscopic Surgery
  • To provide a forum for discussion and innovation in all aspects of Gynaecological Surgery
  • To organise scientific meetings for the exchange of knowledge and expertise
  • To provide a network of experienced Gynaecological Endoscopic Surgeons to optimise patient care and facilitate liaison with other health professionals
  • To encourage scientific research and publications on Gynaecological Endoscopic Surgery
  • To acknowledge individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the field of Gynaecological Endoscopy
  • To provide opportunities for training in Gynaecological Endoscopy by organising workshops and training courses

 

 


BOARD MEMBERS


SECRETARIAT &
CONFERENCE ORGANISER



Assoc. Prof. Alan Lam President
Dr. Jim TsaltasVice President
Assoc. Prof. Chris MaherHon Secretary
Assoc. Prof. Anusch YazdaniTreasurer

Directors
Dr. Robert Ford
Dr. Kym Jansen
Dr. Michael McEvoy
Assoc. Prof. Harry Merkur
Dr. Anna Rosamilia
Dr. Stuart Salfinger

Past AGES Presidentsarrow


Mrs Michele Bender
Executive Director AGES

Conference Connection
P: +61 2 9967 2928
F: +61 2 9967 2627
E: conferences@ages.com.au

282 Edinburgh Road
Castlecrag
SYDNEY NSW AUSTRALIA 2068


Life membersarow


ISGE 2010

INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR GYNECOLOGIC ENDOSCOPY (ISGE)
19TH ANNUAL CONGRESS

in conjunction with the
AUSTRALIAN GYNAECOLOGICAL ENDOSCOPY & SURGERY Society Limited
XX ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING


GYNAECOLOGICAL ENDOSCOPY: HAS IT COME OF AGE?

SYDNEY 26 TO 29 MAY 2010

DOWNLOAD BROCHURE>> REGISTER ONLINE>> SUBMIT ABSTRACT>>


AGES CLINICAL RESEARCH FUND 2010


Announcement of AGES Clinical Research Grants Awarded in 2010.



PelvicFloor06

AAGL 3rd INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ON MINIMALLY INVASIVE GYNECOLOGY
in conjunction with
AUSTRALIAN GYNAECOLOGICAL ENDOSCOPY SOCIETY XIX ANNUAL SCIENTIFC MEETING


DOWNLOAD Program and Abstract book (PDF)

Pelvic Floor 2008

HIGHLIGHTS of the 10th WORLD CONGRESS ON ENDOMETRIOSIS – WCE2008 – AGES’ XVIII ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING



Media Releases
Congress Report
Maheux Award
AGES Awards



AGES gratefully acknowledges the support of
Stryker Australia, Platinum Sponsor of the Australasian Gynaecological Endoscopy & Surgery Society.

Stryker

 

Johnson & Johnson Medical, Major Sponsor of the Australasian Gynaecological Endoscopy & Surgery Society


Johnson and Johnson

 

 

 

OTHER AGES MEETINGS IN 2010

AGES FOCUS MEETING
'The Ovary and the Gynaecologist'
Darwin
Convention Centre
13 & 14 August 2010

AGES XI PELVIC FLOOR SYMPOSIUM & WORKSHOP 2010
'Anatomy and Function of the Female Pelvic Floor'
Sofitel Brisbane
15 & 16 October 2010

AGES/RANZCOG Trainee Workshop
Surgical Skills Centre, Royal Australasian College of Surgeons
Melbourne Victoria
26 & 27 November 2010


Endometriosis Group
Follow the link above. AGES membership is required. You can join AGES here.

 

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