Faecal microRNA abundance analysis for the detection of colorectal pathology
Looks at the challenges and solutions of using microRNA’s to detect cancer
Arend Merrie's short paper presentation at Tripartite 2014
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Genetic and epigenetic factors in prediction of response to neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy and clinical outcomes in rectal adenocarcinoma
Investigates whether molecular features of Jass classification predict response to neoadjuvant CRT
Jeremy Williamson's short paper presentation at Tripartite 2014
Insufflation of warm, humidified Co2 during open abdominal surgery reduces loss of peritoneal mesothelium and increases sub-peritoneal tissue oxygen tension in a rat model
Jean Marshall's short paper presentation at Tripartite 2014
Normalization of carcinoembryonic antigen levels post-neoadjuvant therapy
Examines the association between CEA levels and pCR
Ariella Kleiman's short paper presentation at Tripartite 2014
Patterns of treatment failure for anal squamous cell cancer: thirty years experience in a single institution
Maria Pia Bernardi's short paper presentation at Tripartite 2014
Stoma care: nursing standards and audit tool
Association of Stoma Care Nurses UK (ASCN), 2013
The effect of resection of the primary tumour for stage IV colorectal cancer on patient survival: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Conducts a meta-analysis to determine the effect of primary tumour resection plua chemotherapy vs chemotherapy only for stage IV colorectal cancer with unresectable metastases on patient survival
Cillian Clancy's short paper presentation at Tripartite 2014
Preoperative chemotherapy following neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy for rectal cancer does not improve PCR rates
Aims to determine whether pCRrates can be improved to the degree suggested in resectablerectal cancer through the addition of systemic chemotherapy during the wait period after standard chemoradiotherapy
James Moore's short paper presentation at Tripartite 2014
Factors influencing hospital mortality and morbidity after colorectal resection in France
Yann Parc's short paper presentation at Tripartite 2014
Variation in the risk of venous thromboembolism in patients following colectomy: a population based cohort study from England
Aims to determine absolute and relative rates of VTE following colectomy by indication, admission type (emergency or elective) and time after surgery
David Humes' short paper presentation at Tripartite 2014
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