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Medtronic logo 2025FI Month 2025 is supported by Medtronic

Faecal incontinence remains one of the most under-recognised challenges in colorectal care - with real impact on patients’ dignity, wellbeing, and quality of life.

This June, ESCP returns with a focused campaign exploring the latest data, evolving treatment strategies, and the patient perspective. Through expert interviews and educational content, we’ll highlight audit outcomes, clinical guidance, shared decision-making, and the wider work of the ESCP community. Timed to coincide with World Continence Week (16-22 June), the campaign reflects our continued commitment to improving care through evidence, empathy, and collaboration.

Follow the #ESCPFICampaign throughout June and keep an eye out for new articles below!



Katrine Emmertsen

29 January 2019

LARS expert, Katrine Emmertsen, describes a mixed pathophysiological model for LARS in her article submitted for Faecal Incontinence Month.
Charles Knowles

28 January 2019

Charles Knowles kicks off this month's topic, Faecal Incontinence, with a review of what is known about the efficacy of percutaneous tibial nerve stimulation for treating adults with faecal incontinence.