Last Chance to Benefit from the Early Fee for ESHRE Campus 2026
European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) shared on LinkedIn:
“Last chance to benefit from the early fee!
Register by 3 November to save on your workshop fee.
Live surgery. Structured debates. New perspectives.
What should come first: surgery or ART? And how can we optimise fertility-preserving treatment for women with endometriosis and adenomyosis?
Join the ESHRE workshop in Bologna to explore the latest perspectives on diagnosis, treatment and fertility preservation, with live surgery sessions, expert debates and multidisciplinary discussions.
- Bologna, Italy
- 3-5 December 2026
- 12 European CME credits
- Organised by the ESHRE SIG Reproductive Surgery
Stay for the social dinner!
On Friday, 4 December, join fellow participants at Ristorante Da Cesari for a traditional three-course Bolognese dinner, including beverages (€65 per person). It’s a lovely opportunity to unwind and connect after a day of learning. Places are limited, so register early!
Workshop and social dinner registration.”
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