Presidential address and John of Arderne prize

Date and time Wed 19 Oct 2022 from 3:30pm to 6:45pm
Location Royal Society of Medicine
Organised by Coloproctology

Join us for the prestigious John of Arderne prize for a chance to hear surgical trainees and medical students present their colorectal research papers, followed by the annual Presidential Address.

This event, hosted by Dr Jeremy Nightingale, MD, FRCP, Honorary Consultant Gastroenterologist, St Mark’s Hospital, Harrow, includes six selected presentations that will inform participants of the latest developments and good practice in coloproctology.

The presidential address will acknowledge aspects of gastroenterology relevant to Coloproctology practice, especially concerning intestinal failure and nutritional support.

Participants will be able to improve their skills in critiquing research methodology and appraising research methods. This will also be an opportunity to demonstrate improved knowledge of the described advances in coloproctology.

Please note, the optional dinner is a black-tie event.

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3:30pm

Registration, tea and coffee

3:55pm

Welcome and introduction presentation of 2021-22 John of Arderne Medal

Professor Steve Brown, President, Section of Coloproctology, Royal Society of Medicine

John of Arderne prize session

4:00pm

Abstract one - Should we be operating on appendicitis sooner? Presence of an appendicolith confirmed on pre-operative computer tomography scan leads to a shorter time to complicated appendicitis

Adnan Taib

4:10pm

Abstract two - Management of malignant colorectal polyps after endoscopic removal: A single-centre tertiary colorectal unit experience

Chih Ying Tan

4:20pm

Abstract three - Difficult colorectal resections: Is robotic better than laparoscopic?

James Wyatt

4:30pm

Abstract four - Organ preservation using contact radiotherapy for early rectal cancer: An atlas of clinical response

Mario Metry

4:40pm

Abstract five - Non-invasive, self-administered, electrical vagus nerve stimulation to reduce ileus after colorectal surgery: Feasibility randomised controlled trial

Stephen Chapman

4:50pm

Abstract six - Could refining the design of the colostomy reduce parastomal herniation? A simulation based study on bio-mechanics of parastomal hernia and mesh reinforcement

Omar Aly

5:00pm

Tea and coffee break

5:30pm

Annual general meeting

Section members only

5:50pm

Comfort break

Presidential address

6:00pm

Review of the programme of 2021-22

6:05pm

Programme for 2022-23

6:10pm

Official handover of the presidents chain of office

6:15pm

Presidential address – Try to see it my way

Dr Jeremy Nightingale, Honorary Consultant Gastroenterologist, St Mark’s Hospital

6:45pm

Drinks reception

7:00pm

Presidential Dinner

Black tie

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3:55pm

Welcome and introduction presentation of 2021-22 John of Arderne Medal

Professor Steve Brown, President, Section of Coloproctology

John of Arderne prize session

4:00pm

Abstract one - Should we be operating on appendicitis sooner? Presence of an appendicolith confirmed on pre-operative computer tomography scan leads to a shorter time to complicated appendicitis

Adnan Taib

4:10pm

Abstract two - Management of malignant colorectal polyps after endoscopic removal: A single-centre tertiary colorectal unit experience

Chih Ying Tan

4:20pm

Abstract three - Difficult colorectal resections: Is robotic better than laparoscopic?

James Wyatt

4:30pm

Abstract four - Organ preservation using contact radiotherapy for early rectal cancer: An atlas of clinical response

Mario Metry

4:40pm

Abstract five - Non-invasive, self-administered, electrical vagus nerve stimulation to reduce ileus after colorectal surgery: Feasibility randomised controlled trial

Stephen Chapman

4:50pm

Abstract six - Could refining the design of the colostomy reduce parastomal herniation? A simulation based study on bio-mechanics of parastomal hernia and mesh reinforcement

Omar Aly

5:00pm

Comfort break

5:30pm

Annual general meeting

Section members only

5:50pm

Comfort break

Presidential address

6:00pm

Review of the programme of 2021-22

6:05pm

Programme for 2022-23

6:10pm

Official handover of the presidents chain of office

6:15pm

Presidential address – Try to see it my way

Dr Jeremy Nightingale, Honorary Consultant Gastroenterologist, St Mark’s Hospital

6:45pm

Close of meeting

Registration for this event will close at 1:00 am on Tuesday 18 October 2022. Late registrations will not be accepted.

Disclaimer:

The agenda is subject to change at any time
If the event is recorded, we are only able to share presentations that we have received permission to share. There is no guarantee that all sessions will be available after the event, this is at the presenter’s and RSM discretion.
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