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Unacceptable variation on abdominoperineal excision rates for rectal cancer: time to intervene?

Publication in Gut "Unacceptable variation on abdominoperineal excision rates for rectal cancer: time to intervene?"

Regularly taking aspirin over a long period decreases the risk of developing bowel cancer: why?

£28,077

Current bowel cancer screening tests are less than 100% accurate; what is the impact on patients’ psychological well-being and ultimate survival if bowel cancer is diagnosed after a false negative screening result (that is, cancer not present) but

£29,608

In bowel cancer patients, does the internal scarring caused by radiotherapy still contain cancer cells, and therefore need to be removed in surgery along with diseased parts of the colon?

£10,000

The role of new scanning methods in improving surgical technique and outcomes in more extensive pelvic surgery for recurrent and locally advanced primary rectal cancer.

£10,000

Assessing the predictive accuracy of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in determining which low-rectal cancers require enhanced surgery.

£5,000

Improving selection of high-risk individuals needing bowel cancer screening.

£4,735

2009 National Bowel Cancer Audit Report

The 2009 National Bowel Cancer Audit Report and Executive Summary are now available for viewing/download.

Unacceptable variation on abdominoperineal excision rates for rectal cancer: time to intervene?

Following the publication in Gut last year of the following article Unacceptable variation on abdominoperineal excision rates for rectal cancer: time to intervene? a letter from N A Scott, P Sagar and 30 other co-signatories appears in the April 2009

National Bowel Cancer Audit

The 2009 National Bowel Cancer Audit Report and Executive Summary documents are available for viewing/download.

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