29/05/2026
โจWe were honoured to contribute to the 18th Annual Meeting on Robotic Gynaecological Surgery in Stockholm.
๐Being in Sweden was particularly meaningful for our team, as we have had the privilege of caring for many Swedish patients affected by complex pelvic disorders over the years.
It was a privilege to present our experience in robotic pelvic nerve decompression and neuropelveology, a field that remains largely unknown despite its relevance for many patients. Our presentation was the only lecture dedicated to neuropelveology at this prestigious meeting.
We hope this opportunity helped spark interest among our Swedish colleagues in pelvic nerve disorders and the role they may play in chronic pelvic pain.
๐ฆพRobotic surgery has become an invaluable tool in the management of complex pelvic pathology. The magnified view, enhanced dexterity and precision offered by robotic technology facilitate deep pelvic dissections while preserving delicate neural structures. These advantages are particularly important in cases involving pelvic nerve entrapments, deep infiltrating endometriosis, fibrosis and reoperative surgery.
Over the years, our team has developed extensive experience in treating complex cases that require advanced anatomical knowledge and meticulous nerve-sparing techniques.
๐For patients living with chronic pelvic pain without a clear diagnosis, our message is simple: persistent symptoms deserve thorough investigation. When conventional explanations are not enough, a multidisciplinary approach can often provide answers that were previously overlooked.
