This session from St Mark’s Hospital’s Frontiers 2019 is chaired by Phil Tozer and Ailsa Hart with panelists Sue Clark, Phillip Lung, Siew Ng, Asha Senapati, Carolynne Vaizey and Janindra Warusavitarne. The talks in this session are: (1) Medical management of Crohn’s fistula - Siew Ng (2) Surgical management of anal fistula - Phil Tozer (3) Management of rectovaginal fistula - Carolynne Vaizey
Following our ‘corridor chat’ interview with Dr Jonathan Hoare, we now present his full conference talk on the subject of Lower GI Bleeding Guidelines, part of the Endoscopy Under the Spotlight session from Frontiers in Intestinal and Colorectal Disease 2019. Endoscopy under the spotlight: Chair: Brian Saunders and Maggie Vance (1) Lower GI bleeding guidelines Jonathan Hoare (2) Polyp surveillance guidelines Kevin Monahan (3) Post-colonoscopy cancer Siwan Thomas-Gibson
Mr Roel Hompes discusses the management of anastomotic leaks following low anterior resection, reviewing the latest cutting edge evidence and strategies employed at the world-renowned Amsterdam UMC.
Dr Ana Wilson discusses the management and treatment of Low Anterior Resection Syndrome with host Mr Peter McDonald as part of our corridor chats series from St Mark’s Frontiers in Intestinal and Colorectal Diseases 2019.
Part 2 in our series exploring the development of rectal cancer surgery with Prof. John Northover.
In this new special series of the St Mark’s Podcast, Professor John Northover takes us through the fascinating history of rectal cancer surgery history. If you’re a fan of surgical history or interested in colorectal surgery this is not to be missed. Learn about all the key milestones in rectal cancer surgery from the earliest description by John of Arderne in the 14th century to adoption of TME.
In part 2 of our surgery for ulcerative colitis series, Prof Omar Faiz discusses the various aspects of the restorative ileo-anal pouch surgery.
Professor Omar Faiz is a Consultant Colorectal, General Surgeon at St Marks Hospital and Professor of Practice (Colorectal Surgery) at Imperial College. His area of clinical interest is colorectal surgery and in particular the surgical management of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) and colorectal cancer. On this latest episode of the St Marks Podcast Professor Faiz discusses the surgical management of Ulcerative Colitis.
In this latest episode, we welcome Professor Thomas-Gibson, the current chair of JAG (Joint Advisory Group on Gastrointestinal Endoscopy). Professor Thomas-Gibson discusses how we can polyp classification and polypectomy technique. A fantastic resource for gastroenterology and surgical trainees alike!
St Mark’s Hospital dean and chair of JAG Professor Siwan Thomas Gibson provides an overview of the Wolfson Endoscopy Unit and describes her approach to ensuring patient safety in endoscopy. Not to be missed for medical and surgical GI trainees!
