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Carolynne Vaizey |
Carolynne VaizeyCarolynne Jane Vaizey was educated at Cape Town University and then trained in General and Trauma Surgery up to consultant level in Johannesburg. On returning to England in 1992 she first worked as a surgical fellow in a district general hospital and then took up a research post at St Mark’s Hospital in Harrow to obtain an MD through the University of London. At the beginning of 1998 she became a Consultant Colorectal Surgeon at the Middlesex & University College Hospitals in Central London and Honorary Senior Lecturer at University College London. In 2003 she took up a new post as Consultant Surgeon at St Mark’s Hospital. She has particular interests in the management of faecal incontinence, intestinal failure, severe Crohn’s, anal surgery and functional bowel disease. She is the Lead Surgeon for Intestinal Failure at the Lennard Jones National Intestinal Failure Unit at St Mark’s and Director of the Sir Alan Park’s Physiology Unit. She has written 16 book chapters on her specialty interests and has over 100 papers and editorials published in Peer reviewed journals. |
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Willem Bemelman |
Willem BemelmanCurrent positionProfessor in Surgery, Academic Medical Center, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands Medical schoolUniversity of Amsterdam, The Netherlands (graduated in 1986 Cum Laude) General surgical and colorectal training
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Member of the Guidelines Committee since2014 Additional information
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Stéphanie Breukink |
Stéphanie BreukinkCurrent positionColorectal consultant, Maastricht University Medical Center since 2009 Medical schoolUniversity Medical Center Groningen, the Netherlands. Graduated in 1998 General surgical and colorectal training
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Member of the Guidelines Committee since2016 Additional informationDr Stephanie Breukink graduated from University Medical Center Groningen, the Netherlands. Afterwards she worked for two years as a colorectal fellow in Adelaide, Australia. She started as a colorectal consultant in 2009 at Maastricht University Medical Center, the Netherlands. In 2006 she defended her PhD: Laparoscopic TME for rectal cancer. Dr Breukink has developed subspecialty interests in quality of life after colorectal cancer treatment and surgical management of disorders of the pelvic floor and enterocutaneous fistulae. |
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Rosa M Jimenez-Rodriguez (Young ESCP) |
Rosa Jimenez-RodriguezCurrent positionColorectal surgeon, Hospital Universitario Virgen del Rocío, Sevilla, Spain since 2009 Medical schoolFacultad de Medicina Universidad Extremadura, Badajoz, Spain. General surgical and colorectal training
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Member of the Guidelines Committee since2017 Additional information
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Mark Katory |
Mark KatoryMark has been a consultant colorectal surgeon at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Gateshead since 2007 where he specializes in minimally invasive rectal surgery, advanced pelvic cancer surgery and works closely with the North-East of England regional Gynae-oncology unit for advanced pelvic disease which is based in Gateshead. Following his surgical residency in Sheffield, U.K. he undertook his colorectal fellowship at the central tertiary referral centre in Singapore for laparoscopic colorectal surgery before returning to his hometown as a UK National Preceptor in laparoscopic colorectal cancer surgery and later as part of the LAPCO Programme preceptor for many of the units in the north-east of England. He has an MD in colorectal cancer genetics from the University of Sheffield and has published and presented work both nationally and internationally. He sits on ESCP Programme, Communication and Guidelines committees. His academic interest is in rectal cancer surgery. He has recently been appointed as Trust lead clinician for cancer and as a Trainer with the forthcoming UK training initiative for Transanal Mesorectal Excision. Mark is involved in ESCP's TaTME Guidance Group which first convened at ESCP Berlin 2017. |
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Yasuko Maeda |
Yasuko MaedaCurrrent positionSenior Surgical Fellow at St. Mark’s Hospital and Honorary Fellow at Imperial College (since 2013). Medical SchoolKyoto Prefectural University of Medicine General surgical and colorectal trainingTrained in UK, Denmark and South Africa. Qualified as a specialist surgeon in Denmark in 2013. Main clinical and research interest
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Klaus Matzel |
Klaus MatzelCurrent positionHead of Section Coloproctology Department of Surgery, University Erlangen-Nürnberg, FAU, Germany (since 2008) Medical schoolGraduated at University Erlangen-Nürnberg, FAU, Germany (Graduated in 1985) General surgical and colorectal training
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Member of the Guidelines Committee since2014 Additional informationHabilitation: 1994 Neurostimulation for fecal incontinence Posts in professional societies:
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Ionut Negoi (Young ESCP) |
Ionut NegoiCurrent positionSenior Lecturer of Surgery, Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy Bucharest, Romania, 2016. Attending Surgeon, Emergency Hospital of Bucharest, Romania, 2013. Medical schoolCarol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy Bucharest, Romania, graduated in 2006 General surgical and colorectal training
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Member of the Guidelines Committee since2017 Additional information
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Luis Sánchez-Guillén (Young ESCP) |
Luis Sánchez-GuillénCurrent positionColorectal Consultant, University Hospital La Fe, University of Valencia, Spain Medical schoolUniversity of Salamanca, Spain. Graduated in 2009. General surgical and colorectal training
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Member of the Cohort Studies Committee since2017 Additional informationLuis Sánchez-Guillén was educated at Salamanca University and then trained in General and Gastrointestinal Surgery in La Coruña. He was Honour Clinical Fellow at St Mark´s Hospital in 2013 and at Centre Hépato-Biliaire Hôpital Paul-Brousse in 2014. In 2016 he became European Colorectal Fellowship FAECP at the University Hospital La Fe in Valencia. In 2017 he took up a new post as Consultant Colorectal Surgeon. He is currently finishing his PhD in colorectal cancer from the University of Valencia and has published and presented work both nationally and internationally. He sits on ESCP Cohort Studies and Guidelines committees. He is part of several innovation programms, reviewer in Cirugía Española and co-leads the Spanish IBD Surgery Group. |
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Emre Sivrikoz (Young ESCP) |
Emre SivrikozCurrent positionAssistant Professor, Department of General Surgery, School of Medicine, Yeni Yuzyıl University Medical schoolİstanbul School of Medicine, Istanbul University, Istanbul (graduated in 2006) General surgical and colorectal training
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Member of the Guidelines Committee since2017 |
