Transanal Minimally Invasive Surgery (TAMIS) is a specialised minimally invasive approach for removing benign polyps and early stage cancerous tumours within the rectum and lower sigmoid colon.
Our May Paper of the Month commentary concerns the organ preservation approach for small rectal cancers. It is the first randomized study comparing local excision to TME after radiochemotherapy.
ESCP Research Committee Chair, Professor Dion Morton, will be speaking at the ACPGBI Annual Meeting in Birmingham this July on ‘‘What have randomised trials done for patients with colorectal disease?’.