Join us for the 13th edition of our annual winter colorectal meeting. This joint meeting between the Coloproctology Section of the Royal Society of Medicine (RSM) and the Association of Coloproctology of Great Britain and Ireland (ACPGBI) at St Peter’s Hospital is attended by all Colorectal Surgeons in the London Chapters and colleagues from the UK.
Open to clinicians in associated fields including gastroenterologists, GI radiologists and nurse specialists as well as trainees from all deaneries. You will have the opportunity to hear from world renowned experts on the latest advancements and how they deal with complex challenges.
By attending this meeting, you will:
- Learn about the latest research on advances in colorectal cancer
- Find out how to manage complications in colorectal surgery
- Take part in a state of the art lecture on robotic surgery
- Hear trainees present academic short papers in prize session
The purpose of this meeting is to provide education and a forum for networking for trainees and colorectal surgeons.
Call for abstracts - Colorectal papers for oral session
Deadline for submissions: 20 November 2024
Please email abstracts (max 250 words) to: alison.hainsworth@gstt.nhs.uk and vanessa.brown10@nhs.net
Optional dinner
There will be a dinner after the close of the meeting which you are welcome to attend. The dinner provides a great opportunity for attendees to meet other colleagues in the same field and discuss the day’s events. If you would like to attend please email Mr Philip Bearn philip.bearn@nhs.net by 20 November 2024. Please note places are limited to 40.
Address:
Education Centre, St Peter’s Hospital, Duchess of Kent Wing, Guildford Road, Chertsey, Surrey, KT16 OPZ
Parking and transport:
Parking is quite limited. If you are able to travel by car together or by public transport that would be preferable. Please park in either the Hazel visitors carpark or the multi storey car park which is located near the front of the hospital; on either on level 2 or 2.5 only.
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