Management of 3rd/4th Degree Perineal Tear (OASI)

Master a Skill That Changes Lives

Obstetric Anal Sphincter Injuries (OASI) remain one of the most significant yet under-recognised causes of long-term anal incontinence in women. The difference between lifelong morbidity and recovery often lies in early recognition and the quality of repair.

This intensive, skill-focused workshop is designed to equip you with the confidence, precision, and clinical judgement required to manage these complex injuries effectively.

WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND

• Learn step-by-step repair techniques from experts
• Strengthen your understanding of applied anatomy & physiology
• Gain hands-on experience with realistic simulation models
• Improve outcomes for women through evidence-based care
• Navigate clinical dilemmas and medico-legal challenges with clarity

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

• Applied anatomy & classification of perineal tears
• Evidence-based repair techniques (with surgical videos)
• Anorectal physiology & investigations
• Role of endo-anal ultrasound in follow-up
• Management of anal incontinence & secondary repair
• Pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation
• Medico-legal considerations in OASI

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

• Consultants
• Registrars
• PGs
• Fellows
• Midwives
• NMES

Contact Information

Department of Academics
+91 40 40222309 / +91 8008552503
academics@fernandez.foundation

Cancellation & Refund Policy

No refunds or cancellations will be accepted
 
Limited to the FIRST 50 participants only.
 

HURRY, RESERVE YOUR SEAT, TODAY!