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37th ISGE annual meeting in conjunction with the 28th AGOTA national congress. From May 21 - 24, 2025, Zanzibar, Tanzania Read the detailed program on the congress-page. Below you can complete your registration for the congress. Next step is the checkout process for invoicing and payment. Keep in mind that if you wish to register as a participant from an emerging country or as a resident, nurse, midwife, medical student, technician, that you first need to send in proof. Detailed information and form on the congress-page.
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The ISGE’s Intensive Week is tailored to partitioners who want to extend their range of possibilities in performing Minimal Invasive Gynecologic Surgery. From November 25 – 30, exam: November 30, 2024 - Avellino - Italy. Read the detailed program on the course-workshop-page. Below you can complete your registration for the intensive week. Next step is the checkout process for invoicing and payment. Please check the items you want to register for.For the ISGE Certification, SEBCOH-i or equivalent certificate is mandatory. If you do not have such a certificate be aware that you need to register for the SEBCOH-i in order to participate in this event.
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