Hybrid
Urogynecology
A thoughtfully structured hybrid course combining the flexibility of online learning with the depth of hands-on clinical exposure.
Dr Deeksha Pandey
MS, MNAMS
Professor & Head of OBGYN,
Chief Consultant Urogynecology, SMIMS
Course Structure
Begin July 1st 2026. Weekly online sessions plus monthly onsite immersion at SMIMS.
Every Wednesday & Thursday · 8 – 9 PM IST
Every 3rd week starting September 2026 — flexible scheduling
Wed 8 – 9 PM · Thu 8 – 9 PM (tentative)
Fee Details
Choose the format that fits your practice and learning needs.
50 dedicated lectures · structured progressive learning · all essentials of urogynecology.
Everything in online plus monthly onsite immersion — real cases, mentorship, surgical observation & cadaveric anatomy.
Online Learning
- 50 dedicated lectures
- Covers all essential aspects of urogynecology
- Strong focus on conceptual clarity and clinical application
- Designed for structured, progressive learning
Onsite Experience
- Real case discussions
- One-to-one mentorship
- Surgical observation
- Cadaveric anatomy orientation
Bridges the gap between theory and real surgical practice.
Module Outline
A complete journey across orientation, clinical intelligence, the bladder, the apex, the posterior compartment, tools and the evolving edge of urogynecology.
Orientation — Seeing Urogyn Differently
- Fairy tale of Urogynecology
- Google mapping of pelvic anatomy
- Physiology — basically, how things work
- Magic medicines in Urogyn
- Beauty lies in simplicity — POP-Q
- Hire a good physiotherapist or learn yourself
- Urodynamic machine — do you really need it
- Pessary — when, where and how
Clinical Intelligence — Think Before You Touch
- The diagnosis is in the story — urinary incontinence
- Not everything that bulges is prolapse
- POP: what you see is what you fix — if you see it right
- Faecal incontinence — more than a sphincter problem
- Female sexual dysfunction — the unspoken in gynaecology
- Preventive urogynecology
- Where outcomes are decided — preop & postop care
The Bladder — Function, Failure & Flow
- LUTS: the bladder speaks in codes
- Cystitis, urethritis & IC
- Stress urinary incontinence — physics, not mystery
- Urgency & UUI — the bladder that won't wait
- Mixed incontinence — when nothing fits neatly
- Cystocele — defect, drag or distraction
- Urethral & paraurethral masses
- Urinary fistulas — wrong way out
- Voiding dysfunction
- Neurogenic bladder
Uterus, Apex & Decision Zone
- Uterine prolapse — when support gives way
- Cervical elongation — length that misleads
- Vault prolapse — the missing apex problem
- Sexual pain disorders
- The ulcer that tells a story you ignored
- Vaginal hysterectomy — where science meets art
- To preserve or not to preserve — the uterus debate
- Colpocleisis — yet again, a misnomer
Posterior Compartment — The Undervalued Third
- Rectocele — bulge or bowel problem
- Enterocele — the hidden hernia
- Perineal defects
- Faecal & flatus incontinence
- OASIS — one tear, lifelong impact
- Rectovaginal fistula
- Rectal prolapse
Tools, Reality & Extended Practice
- Cystoscopy — the eye inside the bladder
- Cosmetic gynecology — function meets aesthetics
- Complications & management
- Vaginal laser therapy — hype, hope or help
- The sign language of urogynaecology
The Evolving Edge of Urogynecology
- Energy-based devices — science, safety, scepticism
- PRP in urogynecology — healing or hype
- Minimalism in prolapse repair
- Personalised urogynecology — one patient, one plan
The Urogynecologist You Become
Skill. Judgment. Restraint. HUGS is built to shape clinicians whose decisions are guided not just by what they can do — but by what is right for each patient.