Coloproctology President’s Day at St Mark’s Hospital

Make sure to join us for our upcoming Coloproctology President’s Day, where a multidisciplinary team of international experts will be reviewing the current management of colorectal diseases.

By attending, you will:

• Learn how to optimise care in inflammatory bowel disease
• Understand the multidisciplinary management of short bowel
• Explore how to optimise colorectal surgery
• Understand the dos and don’ts of pelvic floor dysfunction
• Learn how to optimise outcomes in colorectal cancer

Location: St Mark’s Hospital, Avery Jones Medical Education Centre, Central Middlesex Hospital, Acton Lane, Park Royal, NW10 7NS

Registration for this event will close at 1:00am on Wednesday 5 April 2023.

Programme

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Optimising care in inflammatory bowel disease

Chairs: Naila Arebi, Consultant Physician, St Mark’s Hospital and Omar Faiz, Consultant Surgeon, St Mark’s Hospital

09:00 Achieving best outcomes for fistulising perianal Crohn’s disease – Kapil Sahnan

09:20 What the surgeon needs to know about IBD medical management – Naila Arebi

09:40 Getting the best peri-operative IBD pathway – Lisa Younge, IBD Nurse Consultant

10:00 Case based panel discussion

10:30 Comfort break

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Multidisciplinary management of short bowel

Chairs: Jeremy Nightingale, President, Royal Society of Medicine Coloproctology Section and Carolynne Vaizey, Consultant Surgeon, St Mark’s Hospital

11:00 Initial & definitive surgical management of short bowel and ECF – Akash Mehta, Consultant Surgeon, St Mark’s Hospital

11:15 Dietary management of short bowel – Alison Culkin, Consultant Dietitian Intestinal Rehabilitation, St Mark’s Hospital

11:30 Medical management of short bowel; Current & future developments – Simon Gabe, Consultant Physician, St Mark’s Hospital

11:45 Panel discussion

12:05 State of the Art: Prehabilitation and peri-operative optimisation in colorectal surgery – Richard Holman, Consultant in Gastroenterology and Intestinal Failure and Michael O’Connor, Consultant in Intensive Care and Anaesthesia, Northwick Park Hospital

12:45 Lunch break

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Dos and don’ts in pelvic floor dysfunction

Chairs: Greg Thomas, Consultant Surgeon, St Mark’s Hospital and Janindra Warusavitarne, Consultant Surgeon, St Mark’s Hospital

13:30 Constipation – Carolynne Vaizey

13:45 Faecal incontinence – Greg Thomas

14:00 Rectal prolapse – Janindra Warusavitarne

14:15 Panel discussion

14:35 Comfort break

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Optimising outcome in colorectal cancer

Chairs: Elaine Burns, Consultant Surgeon, St Mark’s Hospital and Claire Taylor, Macmillan Nurse Consultant, Colorectal Cancer, St Mark’s Hospital

15:00 Early onset colorectal cancer – Andrew Latchford, Consultant Physician, St Mark’s Hospital

15:15 Why location matters in primary colon cancer – Danilo Miskovic, Consultant Surgeon, St Mark’s Hospital

15:30 Patient selection in locally advanced/recurrent rectal cancer – Ian Jenkins, Consultant Surgeon, St Mark’s Hospital

15:45 Optimising survivorship in colorectal cancer: Managing cancer treatment induced symptoms – Caroline Gee, Macmillan Colorectal Cancer Nurse Consultant, St Mark’s Hospital

16:00 Panel discussion

16:30 Close of meeting

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