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Adenomyosis. PCOS

21 July 2026 · 13:00 CET · Free webinar
Featuring: Mauro Cozzolino, Terhi Piltonen
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The Uterus as an Organ Educational Webinar Series 2026

The IFFS is pleased to present a new educational webinar series exploring the uterus as a complex and dynamic organ that plays a fundamental role in fertility, implantation, pregnancy, and reproductive health. Through a series of expert-led sessions, participants will gain a deeper understanding of uterine and cervical anatomy, embryology, congenital and acquired abnormalities, and their impact on reproductive outcomes.

This educational programme brings together internationally recognised specialists to discuss current evidence, clinical challenges, diagnostic approaches, and treatment strategies that can improve patient care and reproductive success.

All webinars are free and include a live Q&A with leading experts in reproductive medicine.

These series will conclude with a Pre-Congress Course at the IFFS World Congress in Brisbane in 2027. Ensure you book your seat HERE.

Session Schedule

17 March 2026
13:00 CET

Anatomy of the uterus and the cavity. Anatomy of the cervix

Barbara Lawrenz, Grigoris Grimbizis
Delivered
21 April 2026
13:00 CET

Implantation process. Implantation optimization and endometrial priming

Carlos Simon, Human Fatemi
Delivered
19 May 2026
13:00 CET

Endometrial Receptivity Tests and the role of progesterone – A New Global IFFS Webinar Series.

Andres Salumets, Paul Piette
Delivered
16 June 2026
13:00 CET

The pathological endometrium. Fibroids

Linda Giudice, Prof Vasilios Tanos
Delivered
21 July 2026
13:00 CET

Adenomyosis. PCOS

Mauro Cozzolino, Terhi Piltonen
Delivered
18 August 2026
13:00 CET

Uterine cancers: endometrium, myometrium, cervix

Ursula Catena
Delivered
15 September 2026
13:00 CET

The difficult embryo transfer. Uterus transplantation

Luca Gianaroli, Mats Brännström
Delivered
20 October 2026
13:00 CET

Role of corpus luteum. Pre-eclampsia, miscarriage, prevention

Gian Carlo Di Renzo, Pedro Melo