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Advance endometriosis surgical planning – at #AAGL2025 Join us, Dr. Mathew Leonardi and colleagues, for an interactive 3D Ultrasound Sweep Review at AAGL. To participate you need to: 👉 Submit your own endometriosis 3D sweeps by October 17. At the conference you will be able to rescan your own cases on the ScanTrainer system and engage in live discussion about surgical implications with an international faculty including: Dr. Mathew Leonardi, Dr. Nassar, Dr. Palmer, Dr. Namazi, Dr. Vargas, Dr. Groszmann, and Dr. Caminiti ⚠ Spaces are limited and sweeps must be submitted by October 17. Get involved here: https://lnkd.in/eTRRc-9m