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Judging for the 2024 Colorectal Disease Poster Prize will take place on Tuesday 2 July at 13.30-14:00 in the Exhibition Hall.

Judging panel: Gethin Williams, Leigh Davies, Simon Sleight and Kirsten Boyle

  • A colorectal nurse specialists’ perspective of supporting patients during the pressurised intraperitoneal aerosolised chemotherapy (PIPAC) colorectal cancer peritoneal metastases trial - AL Moutadjer
  • Implementation of a health and wellbeing event to improve holistic support for patients living with and beyond treatment for Anal Cancer - R Connolly, L Wardlow
  • An evaluation of the introduction of initial colorectal pelvic floor telephone triage on patient pathways - N Davies
  • Establishing minimum reporting standards for studies of intervention in idiopathic anal fistula - S Joshi
  • Routine use of a SSI bundle can reduce superficial SSI after colorectal surgery - NC Mathias, S Foster, A Koh, O Ng, J Hatt, PJJ Herrod
  • Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) following treatment of Colorectal Cancer – a single centre experience - T Bhalla, E Louden, A Deans, U Mohamed, PK Dhruva Rao
  • Low anterior resection syndrome (LARS) phenotypes: different symptom profiles for different patients - S Koneru, J Cornish, P H Chapuis, A Keshava, M JFX Rickard, K-S Ng
  • A comparison of high-complexity/advanced pelvic exenteration surgery to conventional pelvic exenteration: Safety, feasibility, and short-term outcomes - CT West, Y Salem, H Yano, MA West, AH Mirnezami
  • Significant variation in the management of screen detected colorectal polyp cancers - S Hallam, S West, S Karandikar
  • Dynamic magnetic resonance imaging reveals that post-operative ileus is associated with hyperactive distal colonic motility - SJ Chapman, M Kowal, J Helliwell, I Naim, T Robbins, A Menys, D Tolan, DG Jayne
  • Immersion colonoscopy training for surgical registrars: An innovative collaboration benefitting trainees, trainers, and the service - JE Leong, AP Shah, D Kumar, R Shaalan, C Carden
  • Benign mimics of low grade appendiceal mucinous neoplasms: 10 years’ experience from a peritoneal oncology referral centre - S Evans, L Platt, O Aziz, S T O'Dwyer, B Chakrabarty