08:00 - 9.20
Main Auditorium

Colorectal Focus

Chairs: Nicola Eardley (Chester) and Athur Harikrishnan (Sheffield)

• Anal Fistula - Greg Thomas (London)
• Advanced Malignancy - Kirsten Boyle (Leicester)
• Intestinal Failure - Derek McWhirter (Manchester)
• Perioperative Care - James Hernon (Norwich)
• Large Bowel Obstruction - Jim Khan (Portsmouth)

NBOCA QI Workshop

Chair: Nicola Fearnhead (Cambridge)

ACPGBI Endoscopy Village

Coffee break

BJS Prize Session

Chairs: Susan Moug (Glasgow) and Tom Pinkney (Birmingham)

• Long-Term Efficacy of Mesenchymal Stem Cell Therapy for Refractory Perianal Crohn’s Disease: A UK multi-centre study
  Mr Easan Anand
• Ten years of robot-assisted versus laparoscopic total mesorectal excision for rectal cancer (short-term RESOLUTION): an international, multicentre, retrospective propensity score-weighted cohort study of short-term outcomes
  Dr Rauand Duhoky
• Interval Colorectal Cancers from the National Bowel Cancer Screening Programme  – Profiling the Missed Cancers 
  Dr Lewis Hall
• Is Total Neoadjuvant Therapy the solution to the Lateral pelvic lymph nodes in rectal cancer? Retrospective analysis from a high-volume tertiary care center
  Dr. Mithun Nariampalli Karthyarth
• The diagnostic performance of the faecal immunochemical test for colorectal cancer in symptomatic young adults
  Mr Ryan Preece
• KRAS mutation subtypes influence response to neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy in locally advanced rectal cancer and are associated with distinct molecular profiles
  Mr Iannish Sadien

Short Papers

11.10
Main Auditorium

Welcome

Justin Davies, ACPGBI President

11:20-11.45
Main Auditorium

BJS Lecture

Chair: Martyn Evans (South Wales)

• Evolution in the tailored management of rectal cancer - Quentin Denost (Bordeaux, France)

Proctology

Greg Thomas (London) and Jennie Grainger (Chester)

• Management of non-obstetric perineal trauma - David Naumann (Birmingham)

• Incontinence, pain and stenosis- how not to leave your patient in a worse position after proctological surgery - Ciaran Walsh (Wirral)

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  Tips and Tricks for managing the unhealed perineum - Janindra Warasuvitarne (London)

ACPN: Frailty and Optimisation for Surgery

Chairs: Cheryl Hides (Sheffield) and Liz Coni  (Sussex)

• Introduction from Angie Perrin, Representative from Salts
• Edward Salts Lecture: Overview of Frailty and Assessing Surgery – Susan Moug (Scotland)
• Frailty in Cancer Care with a Focus on Community Services/Support – Mary Edwards, (Wessex)
• The implementation of frailty assessment and management in oncology services - Nicolò Matteo Luca Battisti (London)
• Improving Pre-Diagnostic Care: Nurse-Led Frailty Clinics in the Colorectal Cancer Pathway
  Sheibon Hassakama Lau (Glasgow) and Linnet Mcgeever (ACPN Chair)
• Let’s Talk about Sex: Ensuring information needs are met for older rectal cancer surgical patients - Tracey Privett (Oxford)

Lunch

THD Symposium  (12:55 - 13:40)

13:45 - 15:00
Main Auditorium

Abdominal Wall

Chairs Dominic Slade (Manchester) and Toby Hammond (Chelmsford)

• Mesh terminology - a primer - Akash Mehta (London) 
• Mesh conundrums and clinical cases (interactive session) - Dominic Slade (Salford), Toby Hammond (Chelmsford), Arifa Siddika (London), David Layfield (Southampton), David Messenger (Bristol)
•  “Just because you do robotic colorectal surgery it doesn’t mean you can repair abdominal walls” -
   Oroog Ali (Gateshead)

13:45 - 15:00
Parallel Sesion

Dukes' Club

Chair Charlotte El Sayed (Shrewsbury)

• Advanced colorectal cancer- training challenges and service delivery 
  Chairs- Ian Jenkins (London) and Ioanna Drami (London)
  Panellist speakers TBC
• Emergency surgery in IBD-From Decision to Incision
  Chairs Valerio Celentano (London) and Orestis Argyriou (London)
  Panellist speakers - TBC

13:45 - 15:00
Parallel Sesion

Short Papers

BRUK Lecture

Chair Asha Senapati (London)

Emergency laparotomy- state of the art - Susan Moug (Glasgow)

15:00 - 15:30
Parallel Session

Short Papers

15:30
 

Coffee Break

Robotics/Surgery 4.0

Chairs: Charles Evans (Coventry and Warwickshire) and James Kinkross (London)

• Single port robotic colorectal surgery
  Gabriele Bislenghi (Leuven, Belgium)
• Real time digital robotic training
  Subash Vasudevan (East Suffolk and North Essex)
• Expert panel discussion- the future travel of digitial health technologies, robotics and AI. Panel members tbc

Quality Improvement in Colorectal Cancer

Chairs: Martyn Evans (Swansea) and Ian Jackson (PLG)

• The UK and Ireland Perspective - Nicola Fearnhead, NBOCA Clinical Co-Lead, QI in CRC (Cambridge)
• QI for CRC- the North American perspective - Lesly Dosset (Michigan, USA)
• QI for CRC- a national perspective from The Netherlands - Freek Daams (Amsterdam)

Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Chairs: Chairs Valerio Celentano (London) and Farhat Din (Edinburgh) 

• Listening to patients voices: the IBD Standards - Jess Turner, Crohn's and Colitis UK
• Improving outcomes in ileocolonic Crohn's disease: How the surgeon and the IBD MDT can help. Caris Grimes (London) and Shahid Din (Edinburgh)
• Ulcerative colitis and PSC. Steve Brown, Sheffield

•  Q&A

IBD Consultants Corner

• Abi Patel (Coventry) and Kat Baker (Oxford)
• Q&A

Dukes' Club Lecture  

Chair: Charlotte El-Sayed (Shrewsbury)

• Training the future generation of robotic surgeons -Eloy Espin-Basany (Barcelona, Past President ESCP)

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