Kamal Ojha: Delighted to Announce the ISRSFT Annual Meeting 2026
Kamal Ojha, Medical Director at Concept Fertility Clinic, shared on LinkedIn:
“Join us: Reproductive Surgery in 2026 – ISRSFT Annual Meeting
We are delighted to announce the International Society of Reproductive Surgery and Fallopian Tubes (ISRSFT) Annual Meeting, taking place on:
- 10-11 November 2026
- at KARL STORZ Training and Technology Centre, Slough, UK
Bringing together leading clinicians and specialists from the UK and internationally, this two-day meeting will explore the latest developments, techniques and thinking in reproductive surgery and fertility care.
Day 1 – Workshops and Guest Lectures
The first day will combine education with practical surgical skills training, including:
- Assessment of uterine and ovarian pathology using 2D and 3D ultrasound
- Complex surgery and infertility
- Surgical anatomy
- GESEA Level 1 practical skills training, including laparoscopy, laparoscopic suturing and hysteroscopy
- Ultrasound techniques in reproductive medicine
The evening guest lecture programme will include discussions on uterine transplantation and subtle tubal abnormalities, followed by the ISRSFT course dinner.
Day 2 – Reproductive Surgery in Focus
An extensive scientific programme will cover some of the most important areas in contemporary reproductive surgery, including:
- Transvaginal laparoscopy
- Imaging in adenomyosis
- Recurrent implantation failure and hysteroscopy
- Endometriosis and infertility
- HIFU and emerging non-invasive approaches to endometriosis
- Tubal surgery
- Fibroid management, including surgery, alternative approaches, MRI/UAE and robotic surgery
We are also proud that ISRSFT will be offering the €1,000 Stephan Gordts Reproductive Surgery Young Clinician Fellowship Grant, in memory of Professor Stephan Gordts. The grant is open to trainees and young consultants in reproductive surgery who have been in post for less than five years.
GESEA Level 1 training places are limited to just 20 candidates, so early booking is strongly recommended.
Tuesday 10 – Wednesday 11 November 2026
KARL STORZ Training and Technology Centre, Slough, UK
To book your place or enquire about the Young Clinician Grant, please contact Claire at [email protected]
With thanks to KARL STORZ for supporting the meeting and providing the venue.
We look forward to welcoming colleagues from across the UK and around the world for two days of learning, practical training, discussion and collaboration in reproductive surgery.”
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