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23 September 2025
September's Paper of the Month looks at a double-blind, randomised, placebo-controlled trial involving patients with stage I, II, or III rectal cancer or stage II or III colon cancer with somatic alterations in PI3K pathway genes.8 September 2025
Inspiration, preparation, and collaboration on the road to EBSQ success29 August 2025
August's Paper of the Month study adds to the data looking at associations between the gut microbiome and colorectal cancer (CRC).16 July 2025
This month's paper assessed the noninferior results of chemoradiotherapy and local excision compared with Total Mesorectal Excision in T2-T3ab, N0, M0 Rectal Cancer.15 July 2025
At this year’s ACPGBI Annual Meeting, many from the colorectal community gathered to honour the remarkable legacy of Professor Neil Smart. His dedication to colorectal surgery, unwavering kindness and commitment to patients will always be remembered.3 July 2025
The world of colorectal surgery has lost one of its brightest lights - Professor Neil Smart. A surgeon of extraordinary skill, a teacher who inspired generations, and a friend whose kindness touched everyone he met. Though he left us far too soon, his legacy will endure forever.30 June 2025
In this Faecal Incontinence Month clinical spotlight, Dr Jacopo Martellucci reflects on the profound personal impact of faecal incontinence - and why restoring continence alone is no longer enough.30 June 2025
June’s Paper of the Month examines existing predictive models, assesses their relevance, and discusses the barriers to their clinical implementation.25 June 2025
In this Faecal Incontinence Month clinical spotlight, Professor Peter Christensen shares deep insights into low anterior resection syndrome (LARS) - a condition that continues to affect thousands of patients following rectal cancer surgery.16 June 2025
In this special feature for #FaecalIncontinenceMonth, Professor Franco Marinello and Miguel Cunha explore two vital areas in colorectal care.Page 5 of 74