Anis Feki: Two-Day Course on Complex Endometriosis Surgery
Anis Feki, Full professor/Chair of ESHRE, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“We are pleased to announce the Advanced Endometriosis Surgery Course: Laparoscopic and Robotic Approaches with Cadaveric Dissection, taking place on 10–11 September 2026 at SITEM Insel, Bern, Switzerland.
This two-day course will bring together leading experts in advanced endometriosis surgery for a high-level program combining:
- live laparoscopic and robotic surgery
- pelvic anatomy and deep endometriosis surgery
- urinary, bowel and extra-pelvic disease management
- nerve-sparing and perioperative strategies
- hands-on cadaveric laparoscopic and robotic dissection
A unique opportunity to strengthen decision-making in complex endometriosis, promote multidisciplinary collaboration, and advance state-of-the-art surgical training.
We look forward to welcoming colleagues committed to excellence in endometriosis care.
Organizing Committee: Carolin Marti Sara Imboden Arrigo Fruscalzo Grigoris Grimbizis Jean-Marc Ayoubi Dr. MOHAMED Mabrouk Gaby Moawad, MD, FACOG Michael D. Mueller Anis Feki.”

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