The University Diploma “Endometriosis and Adenomyosis: An Integrative Approach from Symptoms to Management” was designed to address the challenges posed by endometriosis and adenomyosis.

This multidisciplinary program involves a range of healthcare professionals and highlights a comprehensive approach to the holistic management of symptoms.

The aim of this diploma is to strengthen the skills of healthcare professionals in order to improve diagnosis and quality of care, thereby reducing the impact of these conditions on patients’ lives.

It offers complementary training that takes into account the medical, surgical, and psychosocial dimensions of care, including supportive care, as well as the latest medical advances, in order to provide relevant and up-to-date education.

Scientific leads and coordinators:

• Pr. Charles CHAPRON
• Pr. Louis MARCELLIN
• Dr. Isabelle STREULI
• Pr. Pietro SANTULLI
• Dr. Mathilde BOURDON

Continuing education administrative contact:

• Emilie MONNIER [emilie.monnier@u-paris.fr]

The University Diploma (DU) in Ultrasound in Gynecological Disorders is intended to train healthcare professionals in an expert, rigorous, and up-to-date practice of gynecological ultrasound, a central tool in the diagnosis and management of female pelvic disorders.

This program provides a solid grounding in the theoretical foundations of ultrasound, including the fundamental principles of ultrasound biophysics and the technical bases of ultrasound imaging. It also offers an in-depth understanding of pelvic gynecological ultrasound from both an anatomical and pathological perspective.

Beyond theoretical knowledge, this diploma emphasizes an integrated clinical-radiological approach, enabling participants to interpret ultrasound images within their clinical context. The objective is to support accurate diagnosis and to guide therapeutic decision-making effectively, whether medical, surgical, or interventional.

The program also addresses specific and complex situations encountered in practice, including:

• adolescence,
• contraception,
• endocrine disorders,
• infertility,
• perimenopause and menopause,
• management of women at risk of cancer.

One module is dedicated to the assessment of pelvic floor disorders, detailing the contribution of ultrasound imaging to the diagnosis of prolapse and pelvic dysfunction.

Finally, this diploma is part of a broader dynamic of innovation, presenting emerging technologies and interventional techniques, including fusion imaging, elastography, High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU), as well as the perspectives offered by artificial intelligence and the ultrasound of the future.

This diploma is intended for professionals wishing to develop advanced expertise in gynecological ultrasound, improve the quality of their diagnoses, and optimize patient care through a modern, precise, and personalized approach.

Scientific leads and coordinators:

• Pr. Louis MARCELLIN
• Dr. Lorraine MAITROT-MANTELET

Continuing education administrative contact:

• Silvia CONDE [silvia-leticia.conde@u-paris.fr]

This university diploma, “Infertility and Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART)”, is designed as a professional training program for practitioners specializing in gynecological endocrinology, infertility, and assisted reproduction.

The program provides participants with the fundamental knowledge required in the fields of infertility and medically assisted reproduction.

Academic lead:

• Pr. Pierto SANTULLI

Continuing education administrative contact:

• Emilie MONNIER [emilie.monnier@u-paris.fr]

The University Diploma (DU) “Menopause: Risk Management in Women Over 50” offers a comprehensive and structured training program dedicated to the specific medical issues associated with the peri- and postmenopausal period.

This program aims to develop a global, preventive, and personalized approach to women’s health after the age of 50, integrating clinical, biological, and radiological dimensions.

The diploma provides the skills necessary to assess the major risks associated with menopause, including:

• cardiovascular risks
• bone-related risks (osteoporosis and fractures)
• oncological risks, particularly breast and gynecological cancers

Particular attention is paid to the identification and management of the clinical symptoms of menopause — including hot flashes, sleep disturbances, mood changes, weight gain, and sexual disorders — in order to improve patients’ quality of life.

The program also addresses the management of gynecological and breast-related complications specific to this period of life, as well as gynecological and urinary disorders such as vaginal dryness, dyspareunia, recurrent urinary tract infections, and pelvic floor dysfunction.

One module is devoted to the principles of interpreting breast and gynecological imaging, enabling professionals to integrate radiological findings into an appropriate follow-up strategy.

Finally, the diploma details current therapeutic indications, including menopausal hormone therapy, non-hormonal alternatives, bone and cardiovascular treatments, and local approaches, while taking into account each patient’s individual risk profile.

This diploma is intended for healthcare professionals wishing to strengthen their expertise in supporting women during the peri- and postmenopausal period, with an approach based on risk assessment, prevention, and personalized medicine.

The Inter-University Diploma (DIU) in Robotic Surgery is a specialized training program intended for surgeons wishing to acquire structured expertise in robot-assisted surgery.

This diploma provides an understanding of the technological principles underlying robotic systems, their role in modern minimally invasive surgery, and their indications across different specialties. It aims to develop both theoretical and practical skills, ranging from use of the surgical console to the performance of specific technical procedures such as dissection, robotic suturing, and the management of complex situations.

The program combines theoretical teaching, hands-on workshops, simulator-based training, and clinical immersion, in order to ensure the safe and well-reasoned integration of robotic surgery into daily practice.

This diploma is intended for practicing surgeons or surgeons nearing the end of their training who wish to structure and consolidate their expertise in this rapidly expanding field.