European Society of Coloproctology (ESCP)

20 Years of ESCP: Reflecting on a Shared Legacy Looking back, it’s hard to believe how far the Society has come. Adam Dziki (President 2005–2006) helped connect  colleagues across Europe, despite the barriers of the time. What began with face-to-face negotiations and a dream of https://t.co/UFL3UZg8tO

🩺 New! ESCP Guides for Patients Reliable, easy-to-understand information about colorectal diseases and procedures — all in one place. Each guide also includes a quick-read leaflet you can view, download, or print. Created by Y-ESCP specifically to assist in your practice and https://t.co/hcHnsAeS8L

The “Faecal Incontinence and Shared Decision-Making” webinar replay is now LIVE! Catch insights from Miguel Cunha, Jacopo Martellucci, Franco Marinello & Mary Lynne van Poelgeest-Pomfret on better decision-making in FI care. 🎥 Watch the recording now on our website: https://t.co/QbEpNAJ1o5

20 Years of ESCP: Reflecting on a Shared Legacy Lars Påhlman (President 2006–2007) played a pivotal role in shaping ESCP — setting the clinical, theoretical, and academic standards for what it means to be recognised as a colorectalsurgeon. Renowned worldwide for his research, https://t.co/2szdxxsDWQ

20 Years of ESCP: Reflecting on a Shared Legacy In the early days of ESCP, almost 25 years ago, a few hundred surgeons gathered to discuss colorectal topics and build something new. Growth followed steadily — but even then, Anders Mellgren (Secretary 2006–2008) could never have https://t.co/nImM0CV9py

20 Years of ESCP: Reflecting on a Shared Legacy As a founding figure and President (2007–2008), Andrew Shorthouse helped guide ESCP through its early merger, growing pains, and the push to establish colorectalsurgery as a recognised specialty. 20YearsOfESCP stands as the https://t.co/2rgGueF22w