Take your ultrasound skills further with this advanced, hands-on workshop focused on the assessment and management of male pelvic pain using Real-Time Ultrasound (RTUS).

Led by Stuart Doorbar Baptist, this course explores transabdominal and transperineal ultrasound assessment techniques, including strategies for identifying and assessing the male pelvic floor and related structures.

Through practical scanning, clinical case discussions and ultrasound-guided biofeedback, participants will learn how to integrate RTUS into clinical assessment, treatment planning and patient management.

• Advanced transabdominal and transperineal ultrasound assessment techniques.
• Strategies for assessing the male pelvic floor and related structures.
• Ultrasound assessment of the intravesical prostatic protrusion (IPP).
• Understanding transperineal RTUS and its clinical applications.
• Using RTUS biofeedback to support pelvic floor rehabilitation.
• Integrating ultrasound findings into clinical reasoning and treatment planning.
• Applying advanced RTUS techniques through practical scanning and clinical case discussions.

1. Transabdominal and Transperineal assessment of Intravesicular Prostatic Protrusion (IPP).
2. Strategies to affect changes in IPP.
3. Abdominal muscle assessment – TrA/IO/EO Transabdominal Assessment.
4. The male anterior triangle.
5. Transperineal RTUS – saggiato and transverse assessment strategies.
6. Including dry needling bulbocavernosus and ischiocavernosus under RTUS guidance.

• Completed an Introductory Dry Needling Course.
• Completed an Introductory RTUS Course or have prior knowledge of ultrasound.

• Sports Doctors
• MSK practitioners

UK-born, Stuart began his physiotherapy career in the early 1990s, rotating through specialist areas including burns, spinal injuries, amputee rehabilitation, cardiothoracic intensive care and MSK outpatients, alongside work as a sports physiotherapist for a rugby league team in the north of England. After relocating to Australia, his clinical interest moved toward the lumbosacral/hip complex, and later — following a course on the male pelvic floor — into a research masters at the University of Sydney investigating ultrasound in male pelvic floor dysfunction.

His research has been published in an American journal, and he continues to collaborate with researchers at the University of Queensland. He has contributed to books and journal articles in this field, sits on steering committees and think tanks with the Australian Physiotherapy Association, lectures in gender health at three Sydney universities, and runs a men’s health physiotherapy clinic in the Sydney CBD.

Delivers high-end imaging performance in a user-friendly, compact design – ideal for busy clinics, general practice, and point-of-care settings.

With cutting-edge RF platform technology and intuitive controls, it combines the essentials of diagnostic imaging with affordability and ease of use.