ESGE 2026 – Kraków: An extraordinary success!
Over 2,400 participants from around the world gathered in Kraków for an inspiring edition of the ESGE Annual Congress, celebrating innovation, scientific excellence, and the future of gynecological endoscopy.
Among the highlights of the congress, Dr. Ursula Catena contributed to the Live Surgery program, performing the hysteroscopic treatment of a complex congenital uterine anomaly: a complete septate uterus with duplicated cervices and a longitudinal vaginal septum (U2bC2V1).
A remarkable opportunity to share surgical expertise, advanced techniques, and knowledge with the international gynecological endoscopy community.
🇵🇹 And now, all eyes on Porto 2027!
Dr. Ursula Catena will serve as Scientific Chair of the ESGE 2027 Annual Congress in Porto, taking on an exciting new challenge and contributing to shaping the scientific program of the next edition.
Thank you, Kraków! See you in Porto 2027! 🚀
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Great experience yesterday coordinating the SEGi Live Surgery!
A pleasure to demonstrate the MiLET technique for hysteroscopic myomectomy and to perform the treatment of a complete septate uterus with duplicated cervices and longitudinal vaginal septum.
A special thank you to my amazing team for making it all possible!
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Dr Catena participated to the Hartus Congress, held in Rome from 27 to 29 April 2026.
She presented data on the treatment of complex anomalies of the genital tract and she was the Chair of the Live Surgery Session from CLASS Hysteroscopy Center. She treated a case of fertility sparing treatment of diffuse endometrial cancer in a young woman desiring future pregnancy.
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Dr Catena participated to the AAGL 3rd International Summit on Hysteroscopy, held in Orlando on March 13-14, 2026. She spoke about Fertility Sparing Treatment in Endometrial Cancer.
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Dr. Ursula Catena participated in the 54th AAGL Global Congress, held in Vancouver (Canada) from November 8–11, 2025, one of the most important international events in minimally invasive gynecologic surgery.
During the congress, she served as Chair of the ESGE session and as an invited speaker, delivering a lecture on the prevention of complications in hysteroscopy—an essential topic for patient safety and high-quality clinical practice.
She also presented her innovative minimally invasive technique for the treatment of a rare uterine anomaly, Robert’s uterus, for which she received the Golden Hysteroscope Award, one of the most prestigious international recognitions in the field.
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I am deeply honored to have received the Golden Hysteroscope Award, one of the most prestigious international recognitions in the field of hysteroscopy.
The award was presented during the AAGL Global Congress in Vancouver for a video showcasing the ultrasound-guided hysteroscopic treatment of a Robert’s uterus—an intervention that reflects how intrauterine surgery is evolving toward increasingly higher standards of precision, safety, and preservation of reproductive function.
This achievement represents not only technical progress, but also a step forward in our daily mission: offering minimally invasive treatments that truly improve women’s quality of life and clinical outcomes. It is the result of study, continuous research, and a deep passion for a discipline that is constantly advancing.
My heartfelt thanks go to the colleagues, mentors, and collaborators who have shared this journey. No recognition is ever the product of a single individual: it is the outcome of a shared vision, of complementary expertise, and of teamwork that makes possible what none of us could accomplish alone.
I accept this award with gratitude and with a renewed commitment to advancing hysteroscopic surgery, so that women may receive care that is increasingly effective, safe, and respectful of their health.
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Dr. Catena attended the 34th Congress of the European Society for Gynaecological Endoscopy (ESGE), held in Istanbul from October 19 to 22, 2025.
During the congress, she delivered several presentations on the conservative management of endometrial cancer and the surgical treatment of uterine anomalies.
As a member of the ESGE Executive Board, she also commemorated Prof. Giovanni Scambia during the opening ceremony of the congress.
Finally, she performed a live surgery on a case of uterine anomaly.
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