We are very happy to share that two medical students (Kara and Judy) recently presented work from the APOLLO study at The American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons (ASCRS) annual scientific meeting! ⚕️🚀
👏 Great work team!!👏
@ASCRS_1#ASCRS25#APOLLOstudy
It is with great excitement that we announce our presence at the Tripartite Colorectal Meeting 2025 in Paris, hosted by @escp_tweets - European Society of Coloproctology!🌍
For this exciting event we 50 complimentary student registrations!! - Expression of interest link below!
‼️Deadline Alert‼️
You have until 12:00 noon BST on Sunday 8th June to secure a complimentary registration for this year's Tripartite Colorectal Meeting and 20th Annual ESCP - European Society of Coloproctology Conference in Paris!!
Register here▶️ https://t.co/bsb7VobMU2
Excited to share the latest @EuroSurg@STARSurgUK#CASCADE publication in @BJSurgery
Extended pharmacological thromboprophylaxis and clinically relevant venous thromboembolism after major abdominal and pelvic surgery
https://t.co/JwAmvFkxv5
Join us on 20th MAY 2025 at The Exchange in Birmingham as we explore ways to ⬆️ academic output from the @NHSBT Transplant Registry.
Confirmed international speakers Dorry Segev & Germaine Wong & 🇬🇧 leaders with UKTR expertise.
Limited spaces!!
https://t.co/4yWHpI0joL
ASiT is so proud to foster a welcoming research environment. Be it your first poster presentation, or an oral presentation for the ASiT Medal- we have space for everyone. Join us in Belfast for another unforgettable conference!
Amazing to see this published in @JAMANetworkOpen after so much work from a great team 🎉
❓ Does #DCD donor time to death impact kidney transplant outcomes?
🔑 We assessed this in a UK cohort, where the minimum stand-down time is 3 hours!
⬇️ Full #OpenAccess paper
After 3 recent consultant appointments, the Edinburgh Transplant / HPB Surgery fellowship is recruiting - Senior Clinical Fellow, LAT and Specialty Doctor (CESR support, permanent contract).
Comprehensive training in liver, kidney, pancreas transplantation, NRP and resectional HPB surgery.
Two successful CESR applications over the last 12 months and both candidates have since been appointed as substantive consultant transplant surgeons.
For informal discussion before the application deadline, please get in touch.
@DalmauMar@khaledAmmar53@Asherief@ProfW_edinsurg
https://t.co/8VeABpHe0N
🚀 Exciting news! We're hosting a hackathon 🥳
Get ready to showcase your skills, innovate, and collaborate 😎
And guess what? There’s even a special prize for the winners … 👀
If you’re thinking about joining, let us know 👉 https://t.co/I8EwJLNE8j
📢 All applicants can now check their inboxes 📥
Are you a #Medstudent? Do you want to be a part of this Polaroid and attend #ESCP2024 for free? 👀
There are only a few spots left!!! Get in touch with us ASAP 👉[email protected]
📢 Attention MED STUDENTS
If you’re keen on #Surgery and #Research, grab this chance to attend an international conference! 🥳
@escp_tweets will hold its 19th Scientific and Annual Conference in Thessaloniki, Greece (25 - 27 Sept).
Reach out & get 1 of these magical spots! 🙌
What postoperative cardiac complications do you need to watch out for?
➡️ New-onset atrial fibrillation
➡️ Myocardial event
➡️ Thromboembolic event
Read the international multicentre cohort CASCADE study NOW! 👇
@Sivesh93@STARSurgUK@EuroSurg
🔗https://t.co/Z2aL3xIkZD
🔓Impact of postoperative cardiovascular complications on 30-day mortality after major abdominal surgery: an international prospective cohort study
@Sivesh93@STARSurgUK@EuroSurg
🔗https://t.co/Z2aL3xHNa5
We’re delighted to share our first publication from #CASACDE, with @EuroSurg, in @Anaes_Journal 📄
CASCADE was an international prospective cohort study which quantified cardiac complications following major abdominal surgery 🫀
🔗: https://t.co/inMUoAud2m
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🔓Cardiovascular complications after major surgery are associated with increases in morbidity and mortality.
There is confusion over definitions of cardiac injury or complications, and variability in the assessment and management of patients.
This international prospective cohort study aimed to define the incidence and timing of these complications and to investigate their impact on 30-day all-cause mortality.
Data were collected on consecutive patients undergoing major abdominal surgery in 446 hospitals from 28 countries across Europe.
The primary outcome measure was cardiovascular complications as defined by the Standardised Endpoints for Perioperative Medicine-Core Outcome Measures for Perioperative and Anaesthetic Care initiative up to 30 days after surgery.
The secondary outcome was 30-day postoperative mortality.
This study included 24,203 patients, of whom 611 (2.5%) developed cardiovascular complications.
In total, 458 (1.9%) patients died within 30 days of surgery, of which 123 (26.9%) deaths were judged to be cardiac-related.
Mortality rates were higher in patients who developed postoperative cardiovascular complications than in those who did not (19.8% vs. 1.4%), which persisted after risk adjustment (hazard ratio (95%CI) 4.15 (3.14–5.48)).
We estimated an absolute risk reduction (95%CI) of 0.4 (0.3–0.5) in mortality in the absence of all cardiovascular complications.
This would confer a relative risk reduction in mortality of 21.1% if all cardiovascular complications were prevented.
Postoperative cardiovascular complications are relatively common and occur early after major abdominal surgery.
However, over 1 in 5 postoperative deaths were attributable to these complications, highlighting an important area for future randomised trials.
@i_jakaityte@Sivesh93@kouli_omar@STARSurgUK@EuroSurg
🔗https://t.co/f0I08jlGbV
🚨@STARSurgUK - @EuroSurg#CASCADE 🚨
Very excited to share the first paper from study is now live!
🔗 https://t.co/BoiktuI6k9
This cohort study included >24,000 patients across 446 hospitals in 28 countries from Europe. First time @STARSurgUK delivering a large cohort study outside UK!
First paper explores impact of #PCC on postoperative mortality in a cohort of patients undergoing major abdominal surgery!
Thanks to all the collaborators, hospital & national leads for all their support
And fantastic advisory group for supporting the journey! @aneelbhangu@ewenharrison@BruceBiccard @abdocherty79 @janetmartinwho@elboghdadly@mkphull@RonelleMouton@DrJamesGlasbey@kennethmclean92@Neil_J_Smart@susanmoug@pinkney_t @TobyRichardsUCL
Thanks to @unibirmingham @unibirm_MDS @UoB_IAHR @bicops for support with database
Thanks to @Anaes_Journal for publishing and sharing this paper!
Next steps - few planned papers coming up around
> multimorbidity in major surgery
> smoking cessation
> perioperative anaemia
Looking forward to next steps ahead!