Meet the speakers at ESCP Virtually Vilnius 2020
20 September 2020
Gloria Zaffaroni interviewed George Chang ahead of his session on ‘Risk assessment of lateral lymph nodes and therapeutic implications in rectal cancer’ at Virtually Vilnius.
19 September 2020
Miguel Cunha interviewed Professor Diane Goéré ahead of her talk on ‘Cytoreduction with or without HIPEC for peritoneal carcinomatosis’ at #ESCP2020.
18 September 2020
Rohan Gujjuri speaks to Alvaro Garcia-Granero about 3D imaging and printing for planning operations and what we can expect from his talk at Virtually Vilnius.
18 September 2020
Vittoria Bellato interviews Janindra Warusavitarne who will be speaking on perianal Crohn’s disease at Virtually Vilnius.
16 September 2020
Professor Dion Morton will be chair the Global Reach session at ESCP Virtually Vilnius 2020. We asked him about the importance of ESCP having a global reach and what delegates can expect this September at #ESCP2020.
15 September 2020
We spoke with Gabriela Möslein, ESCP's General Secretary and Director of the Center for Hereditary Tumors at Helios University Hospital Wuppertal in Germany. She will be leading the ‘Standardised trainee video: Continent Kock pouch’ at ESCP’s September annual meet, Virtually Vilnius.
14 September 2020
This year, Richard Brady will chair the IBD session at ESCP Virtually Vilnius 2020. We asked him about the great line-up of world class speakers that are in store for our delegates this September at #ESCP2020.
11 September 2020
We interviewed Professor Carlo Ratto who will be presenting 'Traumatic sphincter injury: repair now or later' at ESCP Virtually Vilnius.
9 September 2020
With just a matter of days to go until #ESCP2020 #VirtuallyVilnius, we caught up with ESCP President Willem Bemelman to find out more about what delegates can expect on 21-23 September and what he is most looking forward to.
8 September 2020
Cristian Gallardo interviews Emma Carrington, colorectal surgeon at St Vincent’s University Hospital, Dublin, Ireland, who will be presenting 'Anal Pathophysiology: beyond the sphincter' at Virtually Vilnius.Page 1 of 2






