Skip to main content
Monday Programme

Monday 1 July 2024

Time/Venue Session
07:30-08:45
Main Auditorium

Colorectal Focus

Chairs: Nicola Eardley and James Horwood

  • Early rectal cancer - Kai Leong
  • Ulcerative colitis - Henry Ferguson
  • Diverticular disease - Dale Vimalachandran
  • Faecal incontinence - Julie Cornish
  • Colon cancer - Elaine Burns
08:00-09:00
Room 1d (Parallel 1)

Short Papers Session: CRC biology and genetics, minimal access surgery

Chairs: Pamela Sivathondan and Mazuin Talib

  • Intrathecal morphine and post-operative pain relief in robotic surgeries: a systematic review and meta-analysis - ZH Tee (Aberdeen)
  • Surgical management of inflammatory bowel disease: systematic review and meta-analysis of robotic versus laparoscopic techniques - A Amin (Dudley)
  • Single-centre robotic experience in the management of advanced rectal cancer - A Jindal (Manchester)
  • Stress-induced extracellular vesicles promote EGFR-ERK dependent growth and cetuximab resistance in colorectal cancer - JD Mason (Oxford)
  • Establishing NGS and spatial omics protocols for patient samples with low tumour cellularity: towards enabling a multi-omics characterisation of PMP - RT Nagaraju (Manchester)
  • Voltage gated sodium channels: a potential therapeutic target in colorectal cancer - P Boxall (York)
08:00-09:00
Room 1e (Parallel 2)

Short Papers Session: Colorectal cancer risk assessment and outcomes

Chairs: Avanish Saklani and Khaldoun Nadi

  • Predictors of treatment pathway completion in stage IV rectal cancer: a nationwide observational study of 15,727 patients - AS Lakha (Oxford)
  • Usefulness of a new prognostic scoring system for colon cancer created from a multicenter database - Y Kato (London)
  • Outcomes of patients deemed unsuitable for pelvic exenteration surgery after complex cancer treatment - B Siam (London)
  • Opportunistic body composition assessment of preoperative CT in patients undergoing major colorectal surgery, predicts poor functional performance in cardiopulmonary exercise testing - DVC Mai (London)
  • In addition to predicting poorer cardiopulmonary testing performance, Iliopsoas muscle depletion is associated with poorer preoperative patient-reported functional capacity - DVC Mai (London)
  • Long-term oncological outcomes after anastomotic leak following colorectal cancer resection - JP Welch (Birmingham)
08.45-09.00
Main Auditorium

Welcome

Jared Torkington

All day
Room 4

CMR Surgical DemonstrationsCMR Surgical logo

All day

ACPGBI Endoscopy Village

Workshop sponsors:

3-D Matrix Medical TechnologyCook MedicalDuomedPentax Medical

09:00-10:00
Main Auditorium

BJS Prize SessionBJS logo

Chairs: Jared Torkington, Elaine Burns, Dale Vimalachandran, Susan Moug and Dean Harris

  • The empty pelvis syndrome: a core dataset from the PelvEx Collaborative - PelvEx Collaborative
  • Review of Medium to Long Term Outcomes of Ileo-anal Pouch Procedures in Inflammatory Bowel Disease - Yusuf H Hassan
  • Long-term outcomes of endoscopic resection for visible neoplasia in patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease: Data from 2 large UK centres - Katie Siggens
  • Personalised 3D Imaging Enhances Patient Comprehension and Decision-Making in Pelvic Exenteration Surgery - Jordan A Fletcher
  • The local regrowth rates of rectal cancer patients with a clinical complete response to neoadjuvant (chemo)radiotherapy over time: International Watch & Wait Database study - Kat Parmar
  • The development of a Rectovaginal Fistula Core Outcome Set: A Delphi study - Charlene Sackitey
10:00-10:30
Main Auditorium

ACPGBI Lecture

Chair: Jared Torkington

  • Global surgery: challenges and opportunities for colorectal surgeons - Rachel Hargest
10:30-11:00

Coffee break

11:00-12:30
Main Auditorium

Proctology

Chairs: Farah Khasawneh and Jennie Grainger

  • Piles and piles of bleedin' lumps: an overview of management - Greg Thomas
  • Management of anal warts and AIN - Tamzin Cuming
  • Pilonidal disease: options for management (incl. Pitstop) - Jon Lund
  • Pilonidal disease: What’s the crack? PND patient talk
  • Hidradenitis Suppurativa (HS) management
  • Hidradenitis Suppurativa: MDT Cases - Phil Tozer
11:00-12:30
Room 1d (Parallel 1)

Short Papers Session: Pelvic floor, IBD and proctology

Chairs: Parin Shah and Ioanna Drami

  • Primary repair of obstetric anal sphincter injuries (OASIS): a survey of surgeons' experience - N Elsaid (London)
  • The aerobiome, its influence on the colonic microbiome and its protective role In IBD - EA Horwell (London)
  • Can transperineal ultrasound be used as a screening tool to identify patients in whom transvaginal ultrasound can be avoided? - T Gala (London)
  • Prospective evaluation of a novel computer aided detection algorithm for detection of neoplasia in patients with inflammatory bowel disease - K Siggens (Portsmouth)
  • Effectiveness of transanal irrigation in low anterior resection syndrome after anterior resection for rectal cancer - SJ Jauhari (Oxford)
  • The role of defeacation proctography in characterising which quadrant of the rectum acts as the lead point and its surgical implications - S Singh (Oxford)
  • High and low take-off external prolapse phenotypes can be characterised pre-operatively on defaecation proctography - S Singh (Oxford)
  • Living with a rectovaginal fistula; stories told through patient interviews - C Sackitey (London)
  • Resetting the landscape of rectovaginal fistula epidemiology with hospital episode statistics (HES) database in England - C Sackitey (London)
11:00-12:30
Room 1e (Parallel 2)

Peritoneal Malignancy & Update from PELVEX

Chairs: Jody Parker and Dean Harris

  • Update from PELVEX - Ian Jenkins
  • Selection and outcomes for patients having cytoreductive surgery and HIPEC for colorectal peritoneal metastasis - Haney Youssef
  • How to deal with the unexpected appendices neoplasm - Faheez Mohamed
  • HIPEC, PIPAC or "NO"PEC - Omer Aziz
  • Laparoscopic cytoreductive surgery and HIPEC: is it possible? - Umar Shariff
  • Questions/panel discussion

12:30-13:00
Main Auditorium

BJS LectureBJS logo

Chair: Martyn Evans

  • ‘Happy Workforce, Better Surgery’ - Tamzin Cuming
13:00-14:00 Lunch break
13:00-14:00
Small Hall

THD Sponsored SessionTHD logo

14:00-15:30
Main Auditorium

Anastomotic Leak - everything you need to know

Chairs: Katie Adams and Jim Tiernan

  • Introduction and polls - Katie Adams and Jim Tiernan
    • Poll: Classification of Leaks DO you use these within the M&M reporting and in clinical practice
    • Poll: Consensus survey: Grade C leak management options"
  • To defunction or not? High risk anastomoses - Derek McWhirter
  • Predicting leaks: literature review and PREDICT study - Shafaque Shaikh
  • The surgeon’s perspective: surviving leaks - Bob Baigrie
  • Salvage surgery: resect/divert/defunction - Nicola Fearnhead
  • Decision making in anastomotic leaks: more than just science? - Carly Bisset
  • Will technology save us? - David Jayne
  • Panel questions and poll results - Katie Adams and Jim Tiernan
14:00-15:30
Room 1d (Parallel 1)

Short Papers Session: Surveillance, sustainability and miscellaneous

Chairs: Greg Taylor and Taner Shakir

  • Adopting a hybrid alternative to single-use laparoscopic ports: a report of Cardiff and Vale University health board’s practical steps towards sustainable surgery - I Osinkolu (Cardiff)
  • Beyond the Scope: charting new frontiers in colorectal health with AI-guided endoscopic precision - George Shaker (Wales)
  • Incidence, healthcare resource use and costs associated with incisional hernia repair - L Smith (Cardiff)
  • Employing innovation to enhance the safety and reliability of restorative prophylactic surgical techniques for patients with familial adenomatous polyposis at a national referral centre - BA Alves (London)
  • UK hereditary gastrointestinal polyposis syndromes rare disease collaborative network: the first two years - SK Clark (London)
  • Between centre local regrowth rates after watch and wait in rectal cancer: a mixed-effects hierarchical model in the International Watch and Wait Database - AG Renehan (Manchester)
  • Interventions to achieve environmentally sustainable operating theatres: an umbrella review using the Behaviour Change Wheel and the Triple Bottom Line Framework - AA Almukhtar (London)
  • In Pursuit of achieving a NetZero NHS: A regional audit of adherence to the Royal College of Surgeons Green Theatre Checklist - E Dexter (Liverpool)
  • The Environmental and Cost Implications of Adopting a Recycling and Remanufacturing Scheme for Harmonic Scalpel Devices - S Gardner (Bristol)
14:00-15:30
Room 1e (Parallel 2)

Short Papers Session: Colorectal cancer surgery and endoscopic interventions, EGS, imaging and radiology

Chairs: Simone Sebastiani and Farah Khasawneh

  • Onco-vascular resection and reconstruction in complex abdominopelvic cancers: a systematic review - N Alford (Southampton)
  • Abdominal fat ratio (AFR) as a risk factor for complications in robotic colorectal surgery - R Callan (Northampton)
  • A population-based analysis of the elective surgical management of non-metastatic splenic flexure cancers - A Zeid (Birmingham and Egypt)
  • Speedboat-endoscopic submucosal dissection: a novel alternative treatment for low-risk colorectal cancers - S Zeidan (Ashford)
  • Learning curves for minimally-invasive intersphincteric resection using risk-adjusted cumulative sum curves - S Singh (India)
  • Psoas sarcopaenia as a predictor of mortality in patients over 65 with PR bleeding: a retrospective case controlled study - B Cunningham (Belfast)
  • Safety and efficacy of ambulatory treatment of uncomplicated acute diverticulitis: a two-centre cohort study - Mohamed Issa (Birmingham)
  • Long-term outcomes after diverticular abscess radiological (IR) drainage - R Shaalan (Dundee and Eygpt)
  • Accuracy of a MRI systematic reporting tool for selecting early rectal cancer (ERC) for rectal preserving local excision - R Carten (Aylesbury)
14:00-15:30

Wet Lab – Anastomotic LeakEthicon logo

15:30-16:00 Coffee break
15:30-16:00
Small Hall

CMR Sponsored SessionCMR Surgical logo

16:00-18:00
Main Auditorium

Research Session

Chair: Jim Tiernan

Welcome - Jim Tiernan

Breaking Trials

  • INTACT - David Jayne
  • ACCURE - Tom Pinkney
  • NEOPRISM - Kai-Keen Shiu
  • EAGLE - Elizabeth Li

The ACPGBI Research MDT

  • Update - Jim Tiernan
  • ISAR1 - Jon Lacy-Colson

Trial Updates

  • ACPGBI National Open Abdomen Audit - Dominic Slade
  • POLARIS - Aaron Quyn
  • LACES 2 - Deena Harji
  • AZUR-1 - Jim Tiernan
  • ROSSINI 2 - Tom Pinkney

The How & the Why of PPI

  • Involving patients and the public in research - Samantha Rose and Georgia Sturt
16:00-17:40
Room 1d (Parallel 1)

Association of Coloproctology NursingACPN: The Association of Coloproctology Nurses

Edward Salts Lecture

  • The overview of gut physiology and why people having bowel surgery/with bowel disease are at risk of AKI - Mark Devonald
  • Research into AKI and ileostomy - Adam Stearns
  • The recognition and management of AKI - Shelagh Bickerton
  • The patient perspective emphasising clinical outcomes and experiences that are important to patients - Azmina Rose
  • Nutritional risk and management strategies associated with AKI
16:00-18:00
Room 1e (Parallel 2)

SAS Doctors Session

Chairs: Kiran Altaf and Sushil Maslekar

  • SAS strategy: a paradigm shift in equality, diversity and inclusion; supporting SAS Surgeons at RCS England - Vinita Shekar
  • SAS surgeons: 2023 UK surgical workforce - William Allum
  • SAS endoscopists: achieving a balance between training and service - Rachel Hargest
  • Your college needs you - Farah Bhatti
  • Panel discussion
18:00-18:30
Main Auditorium

BRUK LectureBowel Research UK

Chair: Asha Senapati

  • The greatest surgeon never to have lived: can AI master the art of surgery? - James Kinross
18:30-22:00 Welcome Reception with light street food supper at ICC.

Programme

Conference Sponsors

Ethicon

Strategic Educational Partner

Medtronic

Strategic Educational Partner

Moondance Cancer Initiative

Strategic Educational Partner

CMR surgical

Gold Sponsor

Intuitive logo

Gold Sponsor

THD logo

Gold Sponsor

Stryker logo

Silver Sponsor