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Registration opens for AUGS Pelvic Floor Disorders (PFD) Week 2023

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American Urogynecologic Society

PFD Week is an inclusive meeting that offers access to internationally recognized leaders in the field and the opportunity to network with the most respected professionals in Urogynecology. This meeting continues to highlight the latest scientific presentations while expanding this year’s focus to include additional surgical and clinical content.

With this expanded focus, the meeting brings together physicians, physicians-in-training, researchers, and advanced practice providers to collaborate, network and learn from each other’s expertise. PFD Week creates a forum to exchange knowledge, experience, and insights for the improvement of women’s urogynecologic care. Register today!

View the preliminary program to find out what else is in store this year!

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