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

£5,000

To find out more about women developing bowel incontinence after childbirth who do not have a sphincter injury but have a damaged pelvic floor.

£10,000

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

To learn why women develop bowel incontinence after childbirth. The aim is to provide better treatment in future.

£10,000

Scientific Programme

How do cancers develop in inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)?

£10,000

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