Diego Raimondo Highlights Endoanatomy Course at EEC 2026 in Bologna
Diego Raimondo, Gynecologist at University Hospital IRCCS AOU Bologna, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Honored to have been part of an outstanding pre-congress course at EEC 2026 in Bologna, focused on anatomy through cadaveric dissection (Endoanatomy).
A highly attended course, reinforcing the value of deep anatomical knowledge and simulation in improving surgical management of endometriosis.
Grateful to the Bologna team for the excellent organization and special thanks to Nucelio Lemos and Jon Einarsson for their valuable contribution.
A big acknowledgment as well to the robotic team from Amsterdam (Mikkel Seyer-Hansen and Gaby Moawad), to the moderators in the beautiful venue of Palazzo Re Enzo (Nadine Di Donato, Filipa Beja Osório, Pawel Basta, and Taner Usta) and to the Presidents of the Congress (Dr. Mohamed Mabrouk and Renato Seracchioli).”
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