Curious team of surgeons and researchers focused on improving patient care 🩺🔬 Division of Colorectal Surgery @HumanitasMilano 🟢
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#DCRJournal FREE Article of the Week is OUT! Patterns and Outcomes of Elective versus Non-Elective Rectal Prolapse Repair: an ACS-NSQIP Analysis: bit.ly/3W4JrZm
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Join us next month for an APP webinar focused on functional bowel outcomes following rectal resection.
Explore Low Anterior Resection Syndrome (LARS) and ileal J-pouch reconstruction, including the physiology behind altered bowel habits, urgency, and incontinence. Through case-based discussion, faculty will share practical approaches to evaluation, patient counseling, and medical and non-operative management of these complex postoperative concerns.
🔗 Learn more and register: bit.ly/4AwfYYf
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🔎 SCOPE — Surgical Curriculum on Data, Practice and Evidence
Ep 04: Statistics for Surgeons - available today
🧠 Understand the fundamentals of statistics for surgical research — from eff ect sizes and confidence intervals to interpreting results and applying statistical principles in practice.
⚙️ This episode includes:
How Certain Are We? Why Confi dence Intervals Should Drive Your Statistical Thinking — Matthew Lee
Basic Statistics for Surgeons — Tyler McKechnie
📅 Today 15 October 2026 | 17:00 CET
Find out more 👉 tinyurl.com/3jrv782y
ColorectalResearch_ICH retweeted
Role of circulating tumour DNA in predicting complete clinical response and local regrowth after total neoadjuvant therapy for rectal cancer: meta-analysis academic.oup.com/bjsopen/art…
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Methodological challenges in surgical randomized trials: systematic review of rectal cancer studies
➡️doi.org/10.1093/bjsopen/zrag…
Surgical randomized clinical trials have structural features that may complicate appraisal with standard frameworks. This methodological systematic review used rectal cancer surgery as a high-complexity exemplar: of 1529 records, 45 publications reporting on 35 trials were included and classified into five surgical trial categories. Surgically specific challenges were most frequent in RoB 2 domains D2 (deviations from intended interventions) and D4 (outcome measurement), and in GRADE indirectness. These challenges appear to reflect structural features of surgical trial design rather than obvious methodological shortcomings; contextualized appraisal may inform future trial design and evidence synthesis.
👏👏👏Daichi Kitaguchi, Mariano Giménez, Antonello Forgione, Tatsuya Oda, Jacques Marescaux
#SoMe4Surgery #MedTwitter #SurgEd #Surgery @BJSAcademy @BJSurgery #ColorectalSurgery #RectalCancer #CRCSurg #SystematicReview #EvidenceBasedSurgery
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Got the research. Now how do you turn it into a paper people will want to read — and publish?
Our free four-part series takes you through the entire process of writing a clinical paper:
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Learn from the Editors in Chief of BJS and BJS Open, including Martyn Evans, Ville Sallinen and Malin Sund.
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#MedicalWriting #AcademicSurgery #SurgicalResearch #Publishing #BJSAcademy
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🦅 EAGLE
Our original international EAGLE study brought together centres worldwide to investigate strategies to reduce anastomotic leak following right-sided colorectal surgery.
Read the @BJSurgery publication: academic.oup.com/bjs/advance…
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For 10 years #CCCongress27 has created meaningful connections that build careers, strengthen practices & advance next-gen research & care. Join us in #NOLA for game-changing networking with leaders at the forefront of #IBD science & clinical strategy. Register now: bit.ly/44q0t5k @AmerGastroAssn
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🔥 What a day it’s been at #ESCP26 so far!
Day Two has already brought scientific debate, new research, Free Papers, guideline updates, keynote sessions, the Lars Påhlman EBSQ Medal Presentation, Research Ideas and The Six Best — with delegates sharing ideas and challenging thinking across the Congress.
And we’re only just over halfway through the day. 👀
Here are just some of the highlights from Day Two of #ESCP26 so far — with plenty more still to come this afternoon and evening.
Together, we’re #ShapingTheNext20Years.
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🏆 “You can only improve what you are measuring.”
At #ESCP26, Neil Smart Research Award recipient Bruno Augusto Alves Martins discusses his award-winning research: Outcomes of urgent gastrointestinal-related procedures in Latin America (LATAM-URG): A prospective multicentre study. 🇨🇿
The collaboration evaluated more than 1,000 patients across multiple countries, establishing baseline data that can support future initiatives to improve the quality of surgical care across Latin America.
Bruno also reflects on the work required to bring collaborators together across the region — and shares the recognition with the colleagues and surgeons who made the study possible.
Together, we’re #ShapingTheNext20Years.
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🎥 Presenting research at #ESCP26 — while still a medical student.
Leandro Siragusa speaks with medical student Branaven Sukunathan following his presentation in The Six Best: IBD session.
Branaven discusses his research into assessing mesenteric disease severity during Crohn’s disease surgery, his interest in colorectal surgery, and his experience presenting and exchanging ideas with the international colorectal community here in Prague. 🇨🇿
A great example of #ESCP26 creating opportunities for the next generation.
Together, we’re #ShapingTheNext20Years.
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🎬 What a way to kick off #ESCP26!
A fantastic day of hands-on training, specialist education and shared learning at our Pre-Conference Courses here in Prague. 🇨🇿
Thank you to everyone who joined us — delegates, faculty and everyone who helped make today possible.
▶️ Watch the highlights from an incredible first day.
Tomorrow, #ESCP26 officially begins!
Together, we’re #ShapingTheNext20Years.
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Experience da Vinci 5 with Force Feedback and da Vinci SP at the Intuitive booth. Learn more about their capabilities through live demonstrations and explore how different systems can be applied across a range of minimally invasive colorectal surgical approaches.
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️🎥 Programme Committee Chair Quentin Denost looks ahead to Prague 🇨🇿
What can you expect from this year’s Scientific Programme and free paper sessions at #ESCP26?
📅 23–25 September 2026
🔗 Explore the Scientific Programme
👉 tinyurl.com/ESCP26-Programme
Together, we’re #ShapingTheNext20Years.
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Nationwide study on the risk of metabolic disease after right vs left colectomy for colon cancer. Read more in this month's #DCRJournal: bit.ly/4gM1MRJ
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An absolute honor to welcome Professor @AntoninoSpin to the LARS Collaborative @CAGS_ACCG. The “Michelangelo of Surgery” - technically brilliant, extraordinarily gifted, and able to describe and approach surgery with the precision and artistry of a true master.
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In this month's resident's corner- "Managing Reach Limitations in Left-Sided Colectomy" Read now in #DCRJournal: bit.ly/4haB5rc
@lfsobrado; @hospitalHCFMUSP; @ICESP_
Expert commentary: bit.ly/4iKWSHd
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2,875 right colectomies across 332 hospitals/60 countries; training associated with < 30-day leak/collection (9.1% vs 16.4%; aOR 0.56). Cohort data, not causation. My view: education can be safety infrastructure
@BJSurgery
@juliomayol #some4surgery pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/4272…
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#DCRJournal FREE Article of the Week is OUT! Retrospective cohort study of 193 Crohn's pts undergoing proctocolectomy & end ileostomy. What are risk factors for small bowel recurrence?: bit.ly/4yhtZXA
@MaxMirandeDO; @MayoClinic
