Campus Talks: Tidigare föreläsningar

Professor Daniel Surbek will share his insights on treatment challenges of vaginal infections during pregnancy and the role of screening for vaginal infections in low-risk pregnant women.

Professor Daniel Surbek will share his insights on treatment challenges of vaginal infections during pregnancy and the role of screening for vaginal infections in low-risk pregnant women.

Professor Daniel Surbek will share his insights on treatment challenges of vaginal infections during pregnancy and the role of screening for vaginal infections in low-risk pregnant women.

Professor Werner Mendling will present the main vaginal infections and their clinical characteristics with emphasis on the importance of microscopic analysis.

Professor Rossella Nappi will explain how to separate vaginal atrophy from other signs of GSM and discuss ongoing clinical studies and treatment options, including the combination of estriol and lactobacilli.

Professor De Seta showed the importance of lactobacilli in the course of infections and discussed treatment options to help maintain the natural balance of the microbiome.

Professor Palmeira presented recent results on the virulence mechanism of biofilm and raised the question of successful treatment options.

The awareness of the microbiome of the human body has increased in recent studies and publications.

The vaginal ecosystem is a very established equilibrium that denies infections or other complications.

Vaginal atrophy, a typical symptom of the Genitourinary syndrome of menopause (GSM) affects many menopausal women but can also be found in younger women during pregnancy or nursing.

The restoration of the vaginal ecosystem, whether after antibiotic treatment or as a treatment for low hormone levels due to the genitourinary syndrome of menopause (GSM) is of highest importance for affected women.

Vaginal infections can negatively impact the quality of life of patients.

Bacterial vaginosis is one of the most common vaginal infections.

The healthy vaginal ecosystem plays an important role in the well-being of women.