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Learning Objectives:

• Review key updates from the most recent SOGC guideline on uterine fibroid management and their implications for MIGS practice.
• Describe a minimally invasive continuum of care for symptomatic fibroids, from diagnosis and patient selection to uterine preserving procedural options.
• Differentiate treatment strategies based on fibroid type, size, and location, including submucosal, intramural, and transmural disease.
• Evaluate the role of hysteroscopic tissue removal using MyoSure for management of intrauterine fibroids within guideline supported treatment pathways.
• Assess transcervical and laparoscopic fibroid ablation technologies (Sonata and Acessa) and their role in treating fibroids not amenable to hysteroscopic management.
• Integrate multiple minimally invasive technologies into a patient centered treatment algorithm that preserves the uterus and expands surgical options for women with fibroids.

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Learning Objectives:

• Describe the impact of iron deficiency and anemia on surgical readiness and perioperative outcomes in gynecology.
• Differentiate key practical considerations among IV iron options, including dosing burden, need for repeat infusions, and phosphate monitoring considerations.
• Assess the clinical importance of complete iron repletion and the limitations of a fixed 1000 mg approach for all patients.
• Apply pathway-based strategies to improve pre-operative management of iron deficiency in gynecologic practice.