38Th Nordic Congress of Obstetrics and Gynecology 17–19 June 2012, Bergen, Norway Table of Contents: Organisation 3
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38 TH NORDIC C O N GRESS OF O BSTETRICS A BSTETRICS N D G Y N ECOLOGY 38TH NORDIC CONGRESS OF OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY 17–19 June 2012, Bergen, Norway www.nfog2012.no Table of contents: ORGANISATION 3. Welcome congress president Organising committee Knut Hordnes, President 4. Map of congress venue Susanne Albrechtsen Espen Gubberud 5. Welcome NFOG president Kristina Johannessen 6. Scientific program Jørg Kessler Mette Løkeland 6. Saturday Ferenc Macsali 10. Sunday Helga Salvesen 14. Monday Scientific committee 18. Tuesday Alexander Smárason, Chair Oskari Heikinheimo 20. General information Matts Olovsson Anette Tønnes Pedersen 21. Visiting Bergen Jone Trovik 21. Social program NFOG board 23. Instruction for speakers Göran Berg, President 23. Commercial exhibition and Tone Skeie-Jensen, General secretary exhibition opening hours Thea Lousen, Treasurer Charlotte Hasselholt Søgaard, DSOG 23. Sponsors Johanna Mäenpää, SGY Pia Teleman, SFOG 24. Program at-a-glance Knut Hordnes, NGF 25. Parallel session abstracts Hulda Hjartardóttir, FÍK Alexander Kr Smárason, 95. Poster abstracts Chair Scientific committee Marie Bixo, Educational committee 203. Author index Reynir Tómas Geirsson, 206. Map of Bergen city centre Editor-in-Chief, Acta Obstetricia et Gynecologica Scandinavica 208. Notes Alda Birgisdottir, NFYOG Peter Secher, Webmaster Seija Grenman, Liason officer: FIGO Excecutive Board Member CIC Congress • Incentives • Conferences P.O. Box 5123 Majorstuen Tel.: +47–22 59 19 80 Fax.: +47–22 59 19 81 E-mail: [email protected] or [email protected] web: www.cic.as Local organising committee. E JØM RKE IL T M Nordic Ecolabel 241 699 – BODONI 2 4 9 1 9 6 2 Trykksak Welcome to Bergen On behalf of the City of Bergen and the organizing committee, it is a great honor to welcome you to the 38th NFOG Congress. The venue is Grieghallen in the center of Bergen – a highly professional conference center that has hosted many great national and international events. It is within easy walking distance from the congress hotels, and the UNESCO world heritage listed old town center with its Hanseatic architecture and wharf. We hope you will find it easy to enjoy both the congress and the city. Preparation for the congress has been ongoing not only since the last congress in Copenhagen, but even since we got the mission at the Reykjavik congress in 2008 – four years ago! From the very beginning we have been aware of two important considerations in the making of the program: the NFOG congress as a general congress within our field, and also the privilege of the local committee to give the congress a specific profile which should make it particularly memorable to the participants. Not surprisingly this is chosen from areas where Bergen has made a special contribution; obstetrics and international health and the common ground between the two. We believe the skills of vaginal delivery are an important pillar of safe obstetrics in the Nordic countries, and probably even more so in the developing countries. This profile is emphasized in our logo- the art of vaginal delivery - made by anatomist and artist Harald Kryvi, with the fetus in breech position and the embracing forceps. Our profile is also demonstrated by the presence of the FIGO president, in the workshops and in the main program. Furthermore, a special effort has been made to put reproduction into the perspective of evolution and generational changes. Still, the main topics of our field have been covered; reproductive technology, endometriosis, psychological aspects of pregnancy and postpartum, growth restriction, the feto-maternal immune system and troubles relating to the perineum and pelvic floor, important aspects of gynecological cancers, advanced endoscopy– to mention some. We are grateful for the high number and great quality of the free communications to be presented orally or as poster. We may seem conservative, not only by promoting vaginal delivery, but also by keeping the traditional paper poster. The old concept keeps its advantage: Every poster will be available for your attention during the whole congress, and can easily be studied and discussed at any time. Many of them will also be highlighted if selected to the informal oral poster sessions. Take time to experience some of Bergen too; take a stroll by the harbor and the fish market, out to Bergen Aquarium at the Nordnes peninsula, or into the characteristic wooden house area in Fjellsiden starting from the lower station at the funicular Fløybanen, and maybe continue up to the Fløyen mountain. Our congress providers will help you with more suggestions for exploring Bergen. Many people have worked to get this congress running besides the organizing committee. In particular, great thanks to the NFOG Scientific Committee and the NFOG Board for continuous support during the preparations. The support from the industry is also greatly appreciated. The Nordic congresses are the preeminent meeting place for all colleagues. Embrace this opportunity to meet old and new friends from within the Nordic countries and the world outside. Join the get- together on Saturday at 18.00 and the NFOG Gala Dinner on Monday at 19.00, both in Grieghallen. Enjoy the congress and the city of Bergen. Welcome! Knut Hordnes CONGRESS PRESIDENT 3 Map of Grieghallen LEVEL 3 Svane Troldtog Nina Edvard Bukken LEVEL 2 Halling Foyer 2GH Peer Gynt Sal Concert Hall Foyer 2PG LEVEL 1 Bøygen Foyer 1GH MAIN ENTRANCE Scene Foyer 1PG LEVEL 0 Småtroll Klokkeklang Foyer 0.5 Gjendine 4 PHOTO: BERGEN REISELIVSLAG Dear all On behalf of the NFOG board it is a great pleasure to welcome you all to this important meeting, the 38th NFOG congress in Bergen, June 16–19th 2012. It is my and the boards hope that you all will find the scientific part as well as the social part interesting and stimulating and that you also take some time enjoying the beauty of the world heritage – the city of Bergen. It is quite a task to arrange a meeting of this size and the NFOG board is very grateful for the excellent work done by the scientific committee of NFOG and especially the local organizing and scientific committee, headed by the congress president Knut Hordnes. It is my pleasure as president of NFOG to once again bid you warmly welcome. Göran Berg, professor PRESIDENT NFOG 5 Scientific program Saturday June 16th - Pre-congress workshops WORKshop 1 Fetal growth assessment and obstetric Doppler ultrasound At: 09–16, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Haukeland University Hospital Programme coordinator: Cathrine Ebbing (NO) Educational objectives Target audience The course is a basic course in growth assessment Trainees in obstetrics and gynecology as well as es- by ultrasound and Doppler technique and interpre- tablished gynecologists and obstetricians. tation. It is a practical course with hands-on train- ing in small groups (max 5 persons per group) after Faculty short theoretical introductions. The educational ▪ Synnøve Lian Johnsen (NO) goal is that the participants should be able to per- ▪ Jørg Kessler (NO) form biometry, and assess growth by calculating ▪ Knut Håkon Bakke (NO) conditional individual ranges, and to perform Dop- pler examinations of the feto- placental and fetal ▪ Svein Magne Skulstad (NO) circulation by the umbilical and uterine arteries, ▪ Torvid Kiserud (NO) the middle cerebral artery and the ductus venosus. ▪ Ragnar Sande (NO) Ultrasound safety and physics is also taught. The ▪ Henriette Hellebust (NO) participants are grouped according to their level ▪ of experience in order to teach customized to their Cathrine Ebbing (NO) needs and interests. WORKshop 2 Skills of vaginal delivery At: 09–17, Nina | Programme coordinator: Susanne Albrechtsen (NO) Educational objectives Faculty Hands-on training with focus on practical skills in ▪ Andrew Kotaska (CA) operative vaginal delivery. How to perform forceps ▪ Kim Hinshaw (UK) delivery, delivery of breech and twins. ▪ Susanne Albrechtsen (NO) Target audience ▪ Jørg Kessler (NO) Trainees in obstetrics and gynecology as well as es- ▪ Nils-Halvdan Morken (NO) tablished gynecologists and obstetricians. 6 Program WORKshop 3 Perineal repair At: 09–13, Klokkeklang | Programme coordinator: Ferenc Macsali (NO), Elham Baghestan (NO) Educational objectives Target audience Obstetric anal sphincter disruption is a major cause Trainees in obstetrics and gynecology, established of anal incontinence. There is compelling evidence gynecologists and obstetricians as well as midwives that clinicians are inadequately trained to recog- and colorectal surgeons. nise and repair the anal injuries. For many years Abdul Sultan and Ranee Thakar have been leading Faculty authorities on sphincter injuries, both prevention ▪ Abdul Sultan (UK) and repair. This time you can attend a short version ▪ Ranee Thakar (UK) of their world famous course. The course will be very practical with suturing under their supervision on pig sphincters. WORKshop 4 Intrapartum Fetal Surveillance At: 09–13, Bukken | Programme coordinator: Jørg Kessler (NO) Educational objectives Faculty To give the participants an update on recent re- ▪ Isis Amer-Wåhlin (SE) search in the field of intrapartum monitoring with ▪ Torunn Eikeland (NO) focus on ST analysis. Specific high-risk conditions ▪ Jørg Kessler (NO) and challenges in intra-partum monitoring will be il- ▪ lustrated through interactive case discussions. Branka Yli (NO) Target audience Trainees in obstetrics and gynecology, established gynecologists and obstetricians as well as midwives. 7 WORKshop 5 All these hormones… workshop