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Meet the speakers at ESCP 2018

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Centralisation of IBD care - why and how? - interview with Professor Ailsa Hart and Professor Omar Faiz

16 September 2018

Delegates to the annual ESCP Meeting later this month will have the opportunity to hear from not one, but two experts in the field of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) when they attend the ESCP/ECCO symposium on ulcerative colitis.

Anders Mellgren and Giulio Santoro share best practice and advances in ultrasound imaging of anorectal and pelvic floor disorders

4 September 2018

In our latest speakers interview ahead of the ESCP Annual Conference this year, we hear from Anders Mellgren and Giulio Santoro about their X° Endoanal and Pelvic Floor Ultrasound Workshop for ESCP meeting in Nice in September.

AIN and HRA for Colorectal Surgeons - interview with Carlo Ratto

Carlo Ratto

29 August 2018

This week we speak to Carlo Ratto about his upcoming educational workshop 'AIN and HRA for Colorectal Surgeons' at ESCP's 2018 conference in Nice.

Management of para-aortic and lateral pelvic lymph nodes in colorectal cancer - interview with Petr Tsarkov

Petr Tsarkov

22 August 2018

Delegates to the annual ESCP Meeting this year will have the opportunity to discover the latest knowledge and techniques in dissecting lymphatic metastases of the para-aortic and lateral pelvic regions. This approach can also help prevent a number of common local recurrences, as well as improve survival in rectal cancer patients.

Faecal incontinence: practical faecal incontinence assessment - interview with Lilli Lundby

Lilli Lundby

15 August 2018

Faecal incontinence is sometimes regarded as a taboo subject - one that causes a lot of unhappiness for sufferers who will often avoid seeking help due to its embarrassing nature. It can impact sufferers’ daily lives, as many stay home and become isolated and depressed, thinking that a better quality of life is not possible. This is the motivation behind Lilli Lundby’s work in the area.