Gynecology and Obstetrics

Welcome Message

On behalf of the Organizing Committee, we are delighted to welcome you to the 14^th International Conference on Gynecology and Obstetrics, taking place May 18–19, 2026, in London, UK. This year, under the inspiring theme “Building a Healthier Future Through Gynecologic and Obstetric Excellence,” the conference brings together clinicians, researchers, and global health leaders to explore innovations shaping the future of women’s health. Over two dynamic days, participants will engage in keynote sessions, interactive panel discussions, and research presentations covering maternal care, reproductive science, minimally invasive techniques, and technology-driven solutions. With a strong focus on collaboration, discovery, and practical application, the conference provides a vibrant platform to share expertise, address current challenges, and inspire transformative progress in gynecology and obstetrics worldwide.

Why to Attend:

Attending the 14^th International Conference on Gynecology and Obstetrics offers an unparalleled opportunity to learn from leading clinicians, researchers, and academicians in maternal and reproductive health. Participants will explore the latest scientific advancements, clinical innovations, and technology-driven solutions shaping women’s healthcare. The conference features hands-on workshops, interactive sessions, and demonstrations to enhance practical skills, while providing a platform for networking and collaboration with global peers and industry experts. Attendees will gain valuable insights, professional development opportunities, and a broader perspective on emerging trends and best practices in gynecology and obstetrics worldwide.

About Conference

The 14^th International Conference on Gynecology and Obstetrics, scheduled for May 18–19, 2026, in London, UK, under the theme Building a Healthier Future Through Gynecologic and Obstetric Excellence, brings together global leaders committed to advancing women’s health. Across two dynamic days, the event will present keynote talks, expert panels, focused sessions, and research displays spanning maternal–fetal medicine, reproductive endocrinology, gynecologic oncology, minimally invasive surgery, and digital health. Attendees will benefit from evidence-based insights, emerging technologies, and opportunities to collaborate with peers from diverse specialties. With its rich scientific programme and international participation, this conference aims to spark dialogue, inspire innovation, and strengthen multidisciplinary approaches to improving care for women worldwide. London’s vibrant academic and cultural atmosphere further enhances the experience, offering an ideal setting for learning, networking, and forging impactful partnerships.

Target Audience:

• Pregnant women
• Women of reproductive age
• Adolescents and teenage girl
• Women experiencing menopause
• Couples planning pregnancy
• Women with menstrual disorder
• Women with fertility issues
• Expectant fathers
• New mothers
• Women seeking contraception
• Women with high-risk pregnancies
• Women with chronic pelvic pain
• Women needing cancer screening
• Patients with hormonal imbalances
• Women with sexually transmitted infections
• Postpartum women
• Women undergoing family planning
• Survivors of reproductive health issues
• Women interested in maternal health education
• Healthcare providers in maternal and reproductive health

Sessions &Tracks

Track 1: Maternal and Fetal Medicine

 Maternal and fetal medicine focuses on optimizing outcomes for both mother and child during pregnancy. It encompasses high-risk pregnancy management, prenatal diagnostics, and advanced monitoring techniques. Research highlights innovations in imaging, genetic testing, and personalized maternal care. Multidisciplinary collaboration and technological integration are central to improving maternal-fetal health. Core scientific concepts include trophoblast, amniocentesis, and placentome. Evidence-based practices and global guidelines inform clinical strategies.

Key Focus Areas:

1. High-risk pregnancy monitoring and management
2. Advanced prenatal diagnostics and imaging
3. Maternal nutrition and lifestyle optimization

Track 2: Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility

Reproductive endocrinology and infertility address hormonal disorders and fertility challenges affecting women worldwide. The track covers assisted reproductive technologies, ovarian stimulation, and endocrine regulation. Personalized treatments, ethical considerations, and counseling play a major role in patient care. Core scientific concepts include folliculogenesis, gonadotropin, and luteinization. Cutting-edge research on cryopreservation, IVF protocols, and fertility preservation is emphasized. Interdisciplinary collaboration enhances clinical outcomes and innovation.

Research Themes:

• Assisted reproductive technologies and IVF protocols
• Hormonal disorders impacting fertility
• Fertility preservation techniques and strategies

Track 3: Gynecologic Oncology

Gynecologic oncology focuses on the prevention, early detection, and treatment of cancers affecting the female reproductive system. Emphasis is placed on minimally invasive surgery, targeted therapy, and immunotherapy. Core scientific concepts include oncogenes, tumor suppressor genes, and carcinogenesis. Survivorship, quality-of-life interventions, and patient counseling are integral to care. Case studies, research, and clinical guidelines inform decision-making. Multidisciplinary collaboration ensures optimal outcomes for patients with gynecologic cancers.

Clinical Applications:

• Early detection and cancer screening methods
• Surgical and therapeutic innovations in gynecologic oncology
• Cancer genetics and patient counseling

Track 4: Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery

Minimally invasive gynecologic surgery improves patient recovery, reduces complications, and increases precision in procedures. The track explores laparoscopic, robotic, and hysteroscopic techniques. Core scientific concepts include laparoscopy, hysteroscopy, and myomectomy. Simulation-based training, technological innovations, and advanced instrumentation enhance surgical skills. Case discussions and hands-on workshops reinforce practical learning. Patient safety, procedure optimization, and surgical outcomes remain primary considerations.

Emerging Trends:

1. Robotic and laparoscopic gynecologic procedures
2. Hysteroscopic surgery and intervention techniques
3. Surgical simulation and skill development

Track 5: Maternal-Fetal Imaging and Diagnostics

Maternal-fetal imaging and diagnostics revolutionize prenatal care through precise monitoring of fetal and maternal health. The track covers advanced ultrasound, 3D/4D imaging, and fetal MRI. Core scientific concepts include Doppler velocimetry, biophysical profile, and chorionic villus sampling. Non-invasive prenatal testing, early anomaly detection, and intervention strategies are emphasized. Evidence-based practices guide decision-making for high-risk pregnancies. Technological advancements enhance accuracy, safety, and clinical outcomes.

Investigation Areas:

1. Advanced ultrasound and Doppler imaging techniques
2. Fetal MRI and structural assessment
3. Non-invasive prenatal testing and genetic screening

Track 6: Obstetric Emergencies and Critical Care

Obstetric emergencies require rapid intervention to safeguard maternal and fetal life. The track addresses postpartum hemorrhage, hypertensive crises, and sepsis management. Core scientific concepts include HELLP syndrome, eclampsia, and amniotic fluid embolism. Multidisciplinary team coordination, protocol-driven care, and simulation training are emphasized. Evidence-based interventions and case analyses help improve outcomes in high-risk scenarios. Participants explore innovations in intensive obstetric care.

Focus Areas:

1. Management of postpartum hemorrhage and hemorrhagic shock
2. Critical care for hypertensive disorders of pregnancy
3. Rapid-response protocols for obstetric emergencies

Track 7: Maternal Mental Health

Maternal mental health is crucial for both mother and child. This track focuses on perinatal depression, anxiety, and stress-related disorders. Core scientific concepts include oxytocin, serotonin, and cortisol. Early screening, psychosocial interventions, and counseling are emphasized. Sessions highlight family-centered approaches and resilience-building strategies. Integration of mental health into routine prenatal and postnatal care is a key theme.

Research Themes:

1. Screening and management of perinatal depression
2. Anxiety and stress mitigation strategies
3. Family-centered psychological interventions

Track 8: Maternal and Child Nutrition

Nutrition plays a vital role in pregnancy and early childhood development. Topics include micronutrient supplementation, obesity management, and breastfeeding promotion. Core scientific terms include folate, choline, and omega-3 fatty acids. Sessions emphasize evidence-based nutritional interventions and global dietary guidelines. Attendees learn strategies for maternal weight management and infant nutrition optimization. Focus is placed on long-term health outcomes for mother and child.

Implementation Strategies:

1. Prenatal nutrition and supplementation programs
2. Breastfeeding support and infant feeding strategies
3. Addressing maternal obesity and metabolic disorders

Track 9: Urogynecology and Pelvic Floor Disorders

Urogynecology addresses pelvic floor dysfunction affecting urinary, bowel, and sexual health. Focus areas include prolapse, incontinence, and chronic pelvic pain. Core scientific concepts include levator ani, urodynamic study, and cystocele. Sessions highlight conservative management, surgical options, and rehabilitation strategies. Patient-centered approaches and functional outcomes are emphasized. Multidisciplinary care improves quality of life for women with pelvic floor disorders.

Clinical Applications:

1. Pelvic floor reconstruction and prolapse surgery
2. Urinary incontinence evaluation and management
3. Pelvic pain treatment and rehabilitation

Track 10: Digital Health and Technology in Women’s Care

Digital health technologies are transforming gynecology and obstetrics. Topics include telemedicine, AI-assisted diagnostics, and wearable devices. Core scientific concepts include machine learning, biosensors, and tele-ultrasound. Sessions cover clinical integration, patient engagement, and data-driven decision-making. Ethical considerations, privacy, and accessibility are discussed. Attendees explore innovative solutions for remote monitoring and improved maternal-fetal outcomes.

Emerging Trends:

1. AI applications in obstetrics and gynecology
2. Telemedicine and remote patient monitoring
3. Wearable devices for maternal health

Track 11: Contraception and Family Planning

Effective contraception and family planning empower women to make informed reproductive choices. The track covers hormonal, non-hormonal, and long-acting reversible contraceptives. Core scientific concepts include levonorgestrel, IUD, and subdermal implant technologies. Counseling, patient education, and accessibility are key themes. Ethical considerations and public health approaches are emphasized. Emerging trends in fertility awareness and innovative contraceptives are explored.

Investigation Areas:

1. Long-acting reversible contraception options
2. Hormonal and non-hormonal contraceptives
3. Family planning counseling and education

Track 12: Adolescent Gynecology

Adolescent gynecology focuses on puberty, menstrual disorders, and early reproductive health challenges. Core scientific concepts include menarche, polycystic ovary syndrome, and endometriosis. Topics cover sexual education, preventive care, and early interventions. Family-centered and culturally sensitive approaches are emphasized. Research examines behavioral, hormonal, and psychosocial factors affecting adolescents. Clinical strategies aim to promote healthy reproductive development and awareness.

Key Focus Areas:

1. Menstrual health and endocrine disorders in adolescents
2. Sexual and reproductive health education
3. Early diagnosis and intervention for gynecologic disorders

Track 13: Menopause and Postmenopausal Care

Menopause marks a significant phase in a woman’s reproductive life, requiring comprehensive care. Focus areas include hormone replacement therapy, bone health, and cardiovascular risk management. Core scientific concepts include estrogen receptor, osteopenia, and FSH. Sessions emphasize lifestyle interventions, sexual health, and psychosocial support. Research on personalized treatment strategies is highlighted. Multidisciplinary collaboration ensures optimal quality-of-life outcomes.

Research Themes:

1. Hormone replacement therapy and alternatives
2. Bone and cardiovascular health management
3. Sexual health and quality-of-life interventions

Track 14: Genetics and Personalized Medicine

Genetic insights are revolutionizing gynecologic and obstetric care. Topics include prenatal diagnostics, molecular profiling, and individualized treatment plans. Core scientific concepts include BRCA1, karyotyping, and gene therapy. Ethical considerations, counseling, and patient consent are emphasized. Sessions highlight precision medicine, targeted therapies, and risk prediction models. Multidisciplinary approaches enhance clinical decision-making and patient outcomes.

Investigation Areas:

1. Prenatal and reproductive genetic diagnostics
2. Molecular and targeted therapies in gynecology
3. Personalized treatment strategies

Track 15: Ethics and Legal Issues in Women’s Health

Ethics and law are essential in guiding reproductive healthcare decisions. Topics include informed consent, reproductive autonomy, and medico-legal responsibilities. Core scientific concepts include bioethics, informed consent, and reproductive rights. Case studies, policy frameworks, and international regulations are discussed. Participants explore ethical dilemmas in clinical practice. Patient advocacy and risk mitigation strategies are highlighted.

Core Topics:

1. Patient rights and informed consent
2. Ethical considerations in reproductive care
3. Legal and policy frameworks in gynecology

Track 16: Labor and Delivery Management

Optimizing labor and delivery practices improves maternal and neonatal outcomes. The track covers induction protocols, fetal monitoring, and labor complications. Core scientific concepts include oxytocin, fetal heart rate patterns, and partograph. Evidence-based guidelines and emergency preparedness are emphasized. Sessions focus on teamwork, pain management, and patient-centered delivery planning. Strategies for reducing cesarean rates and promoting natural birth are explored.

Implementation Strategies:

1. Labor induction and monitoring protocols
2. Pain management and analgesia options
3. Emergency interventions and cesarean decision-making

Track 17: High-Risk Obstetrics

High-risk pregnancies require specialized care to manage maternal and fetal complications. Topics include gestational diabetes, hypertensive disorders, and multifetal gestations. Core scientific concepts include preeclampsia, gestational hypertension, and intrauterine growth restriction. Risk assessment, early detection, and multidisciplinary planning are emphasized. Protocol-driven care enhances safety and outcomes. Research on predictive biomarkers and preventive interventions is highlighted.

Focus Areas:

1. Management of hypertensive disorders in pregnancy
2. Gestational diabetes diagnosis and interventions
3. Multifetal pregnancy monitoring and care

Track 18: Infectious Diseases in Pregnancy

Infections can significantly impact maternal and fetal health. Topics include TORCH infections, HIV, Zika, and COVID-19 in pregnancy. Core scientific concepts include cytomegalovirus, rubella virus, and Listeria monocytogenes. Screening, prevention, and treatment strategies are emphasized. Research on vaccination, antibiotic use, and maternal immunology is highlighted. Multidisciplinary approaches minimize complications and improve outcomes.

Investigation Areas:

1. Screening and prevention of maternal infections
2. Treatment protocols and pharmacologic safety
3. Vaccination strategies and maternal immunity

Track 19: Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology

Focus on reproductive health for children and teens, addressing congenital anomalies, puberty disorders, and menstrual irregularities. Core scientific concepts include precocious puberty, congenital adrenal hyperplasia, and menstrual dysregulation. Prevention, early intervention, and patient/family education are emphasized. Clinical guidelines and multidisciplinary collaboration improve outcomes. Research on psychosocial factors and hormonal therapies is highlighted.

Key Focus Areas:

1. Puberty disorders and endocrine evaluation
2. Menstrual and reproductive health management
3. Congenital gynecologic anomalies and interventions

Track 20: Global Maternal and Women’s Health

Global health initiatives address disparities in maternal and reproductive care. Topics include maternal mortality reduction, access to care, and policy interventions. Core scientific concepts include maternal mortality ratio, prenatal care coverage, and obstetric interventions. Strategies focus on community-based programs, education, and resource allocation. International collaborations and evidence-based policies are emphasized. Research highlights innovative programs for sustainable improvements in women’s health worldwide.

Emerging Trends:

1. Reducing maternal mortality and morbidity globally
2. Access to reproductive health services in underserved populations
3. Community-based interventions and education programs

Market Analysis

The global women’s health market is experiencing rapid growth, projected to rise from USD 49–50 billion in 2024 to approximately USD 68.5 billion by 2030. Maternal health services, gynecological devices, and fertility solutions are expanding due to rising demand, technological innovations, and demographic shifts such as delayed parenthood and increasing infertility. Minimally invasive surgical tools, advanced diagnostics, and telemedicine platforms are driving market growth and improving access to integrated women’s health services worldwide.

AI-assisted diagnostics, patient-centered care, and telemedicine are transforming OBGYN practice. One-stop care models, minimally invasive surgeries, and holistic approaches including maternal wellness, mental health, and preventive care are shaping the future of women’s health. The 14th International Conference on Gynecology and Obstetrics in London provides a timely platform to showcase innovations, foster collaboration, and align clinical, industry, and research initiatives with global market trends.

Global Women’s Health Market Growth : This chart shows projected growth from about USD 50 billion in 2024 to ~USD 68.5 billion by 2030, reflecting surging demand for maternal care, fertility services, and comprehensive women’s health solutions. Alongside that, rising interest in preventive care, reproductive wellness, and integrated health services is fueling expansion across developed and emerging regions.

Gynecological Devices Market Growth: The second chart highlights how the gynecological devices sector is expected to more than double from roughly USD 10.5 billion in 2024 to over USD 23 billion by 2034, driven by adoption of minimally invasive surgical tools, diagnostic technologies, and device enabled care models. Current trends such as AI enhanced imaging, portable diagnostic kits, telehealth integration, and fertility monitoring devices are accelerating growth  making gynecologic care safer, more accessible and more patient centred than ever before.

Past Conference

The 13th International Conference on Gynecology and Obstetrics, held on May 12–13, 2025, in Paris, France, concluded with remarkable success, bringing together leading clinicians, researchers, policy makers, and industry experts from across the globe. The event provided an exceptional platform to exchange knowledge, showcase cutting-edge research, and foster collaboration aimed at advancing women’s health, maternal care, and reproductive medicine.

The conference featured over 250 delegates from more than 35 countries, 45 keynote and plenary sessions, 30 technical workshops, and multiple interactive panel discussions addressing the latest innovations in obstetrics, gynecology, fertility treatments, minimally invasive surgery, and digital health. Participants praised the event for its scientific rigor, diverse international representation, and collaborative atmosphere that encouraged interdisciplinary learning. Breakthrough studies in maternal-fetal medicine, gynecologic oncology, reproductive endocrinology, and AI-assisted diagnostics were highlighted, sparking new opportunities for global research partnerships. The positive engagement and feedback reaffirmed the conference’s role as a premier international platform for advancing gynecology and obstetrics, setting the stage for the 14th edition in London in 2026.

presentation/participation

Oral Presentation: Oral presentations at the 14th International Conference on Gynecology and Obstetrics are open to research-based, clinical, theoretical, or practical topics relevant to gynecology, obstetrics, reproductive medicine, and women’s health. Individuals with hands-on experience or unique clinical insights are encouraged to share their perspectives.

• Speaker Slot: 30 minutes total (20–25 minutes for the presentation, followed by a Q&A session moderated by the Session Chair).
• Keynote Slot: 40–45 minutes for the talk, with additional time for questions and discussion.

Workshop Presentation: Workshops explore topics similar to oral sessions but with a stronger focus on advanced techniques, hands-on demonstrations, and interactive learning.

• Duration: Approximately 45–50 minutes
• Group Participation: Participants are encouraged to present as a team; group presenters may be eligible for special registration considerations.

Poster Presentation: Designed to encourage students, early-career professionals, and recent graduates to showcase original research.

• Duration: 5–7 minutes including Q&A
• Format: Posters must be printed in hard copy (1m x 1m)
• Evaluation: Judges may ask questions during evaluation

Webinar and E-Poster Presentations: Remote participants can submit pre-recorded videos or e-posters, which will be featured in the official conference sessions. Accepted abstracts are published in the conference souvenir and journals with DOI indexing.

Exhibition:

The conference features a specialized Exhibition Pavilion, providing a platform for commercial and non-commercial organizations to showcase innovations in gynecology, obstetrics, fertility care, reproductive technologies, and women’s health solutions.

Exhibitors include:

• Ultrasound & fetal monitors
• Laparoscopy & hysteroscopy devices
• OB/GYN pharmaceuticals
• Prenatal genetic testing
• IVF & fertility centers
• Neonatal care equipment
• Digital maternal health
• Medical consumables suppliers
• OB/GYN publishers
• Women’s health NGOs

The exhibition offers opportunities to highlight products, enhance brand visibility, and faster collaborations within the global gynecology and obstetrics community.

Advertisement and Sponsorship:

The conference program is widely consulted during the event, making advertising highly effective for long-term visibility. Sponsorship packages offer high-impact branding and engagement opportunities, including premium sponsorship for companies and institutions seeking maximum exposure.

Communication Instructions:

To ensure smooth communication:

• Whitelist or add  meevents@memeetings.com the official conference email to your safe sender list.
• If you do not receive a confirmation or follow-up within 48 hours, contact the main conference coordinator.
• Always check spam/junk folders before reaching out.

Group Registration Discounts

We are happy to offer discounted rates for group registrations. For eligibility details and rates, contact our registration team at the provided email address.

Important Registration Information

For effective communication and coordination:

·Include your mobile phone number in your registration form and along with your abstract submission.

·This allows us to contact you quickly for updates, clarifications, or urgent notifications.

By following these instructions, you’ll help ensure a smooth and successful experience at the 14^th European Conference on Gynecology and Obstetrics –EURO GYNECOLOGY CONGRESS 2026. For all general inquiries, contact us at meevents@memeetings.com

Abstract Submission Guidelines

1.Abstracts can be submitted through the online link ABSTRACT SUBMISSION

2.Abstracts must be submitted in English and should be within 250-300 words along with a biography of the presenter of 100-120 words

3.Submissions are welcome in all topics related to Gynecology Obstetrics, Menopause, Maternal, Pregnancy.

4.Presenting author shall provide the following details: Full name of the presenter, Affiliation details: department, institution/hospital, country, Phone number & E-mail address and photograph

5.For Co-authors following details are required: Full names and affiliation details like department, institute/ organization name, and country shall be included

6.All abstracts will be reviewed by a review panel approved by the EURO GYNECOLOGY CONGRESS 2026 Conference Review Committee.

7.All presenters of accepted abstracts will be required to register and pay for attendance at the Conference.

Please note your affiliation and abstract title in both the final program and journal will appear exactly as you submit it so please follow the guidelines. If the abstract is accepted, presenters require to confirm the presenter's and pay the applicable registration fees. To complete the registration process click on Online Registration.

Visa Guidelines

EURO GYNECOLOGY CONGRESS 2026 organizing committee hereby reiterates that we are NOT involved in VISA processing. We can assist by providing supporting documents like a Letter of invitation, Letter of Abstract Acceptance and Registration Payment Receipt.

You may be required to submit additional documents along with these documents to the embassy.

Letter of Invitation: The official Letter of Invitation is proof that your submitted paper and registration application are accepted by the conference committee board. It will be stated in English and may help you with your visa application.

Only registered participants will get an official letter of invitation

Attendees need to finish Registration & Authenticated information submission to get an official letter of invitation [i.e., Passport (Scan copy), DOB, Mobile Number, Physical Address and Photograph].

Contact the program manager for more information via meevents@memeetings.com

Official Letters of Invitation will be provided only to attend the conference