Very interesting and thorough review from @uchicagosurgery on how the #Microbiome impacts #ColorectalCancer recurrence after surgery.
IMHO this is a must-read for anyone who cares for CRC patients.
In the future, will we be successfully targeted and manipulating the microbiome for the prevention and treatment of colorectal cancer?
https://t.co/ofuYcg2yYa
Socioeconomic and regional disparities shaped timing: earlier umbilical hernia repair was more common among females, rural patients, lower-income families, and nonprivate insurance.
https://t.co/BZCWruJ4hs
#UMNSurgery is proud to have our residents, faculty, and researchers presenting their work at the American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress in Chicago!
Keep an eye out for our presenters today as the conference continues! https://t.co/oBjhMwjRFW
🤖 AI, collaboration & the future of surgical guidelines — all under the spotlight at #ESCP25 #Tripartite 🇫🇷
Wolfgang Gaertner joined the Guidelines Session from the US and shared powerful reflections on global collaboration, evolving methodology, and the role of AI in shaping living documents.
🧠 “AI won’t replace human oversight — but it will transform the way we work.”
Guidelines are evolving — and we’re ready.
Patterns of care in patients with asymptomatic stage IV colon cancer: A population-based analysis - @SurgJournal https://t.co/MENlTFm6RK @UIowa_Surgery@uiowa
#UMNSurgery received a $59.8K ODAT grant to develop a 3D-printed simulator for training on rare, life-saving procedures like perforated ulcer repair!
The project is led by Dr. James Harmon and Dr. Lauren Weaver.
Learn more ➡️ https://t.co/AAWjynq4gm
@SWexner@SurgJournal Congrats Julia Kohn @DrTonySquillaro and @AlexTroesterMD on a job well done @UMNSurgery - the management of early stage rectal cancer remains a clinic challenge as shown by the variation of practices across the country observed in these data!
Extended VTE prophylaxis after colorectal surgery for cancer and IBD? Our systematic review suggests low event rates of symptomatic VTE questioning the merits of routine use. Thanks to @SSATNews for the opportunity to present our work! @LWeaver_MD@GoffredoPaolo@UMNSurgery