Welcome to the British Society of Urogynaecology - BSUG

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The British Society of Urogynaecology was formed in 2001 following a request from the then College President Bob Shaw. He wanted to have Specialist Societies who could advise the RCOG in areas relating to their subspecialty.

While he was keen to affiliate them to the College, this was initially rejected by the Council. Nonetheless, the College Officers realised the importance of a close working relationship with Specialist Societies and so a College Officers/Specialist Societies Liaison Group was formed. This meets twice a year to discuss issues of common interest.

Latest News


17th Feb 2026

February 20 is International Urogynecology Awareness Day!

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31st Jul 2025

A global Call to Action: addressing chronic maternal pelvic morbidity

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28th Jun 2025

The BSUG hosted a dedicated session at the RCOG World Congress 2025.

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Recent Updates & Announcements

Introduction to NHS England POPSUI Registry

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BSUG: Committee Vacancies 2025

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New BSUG Board

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Next Joint BSUG Meeting

19th
May
2026

Careers in Urogynaecology

 Tuesday 19th May 2026

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Next Non BSUG Meeting

17th
Jun
2026

Pelvic Anatomy Revision Course: Prosection-Based Training :17th June 2026

Join us for an immersive in-person "Pelvic Anatomy Revision Course" on 17th June 2026

where you will get understanding of pelvic anatomy and improve your surgical skills.

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We aim to set and raise standards in urogynaecology by providing guidelines, training, research and clinical meetings for our members.

We encourage the study and management of female pelvic floor dysfunction, urinary incontinence, Vaginal prolapse and faecal incontinence.

We want to provide a united forum for practitioners with an interest in Urogynaecology throughout the UK and Republic of Ireland.

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