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🎥 Thinking of joining us at Frontiers this November? Here’s a glimpse of what Frontiers is all about. 🙌🏻 Frontiers in Colorectal and Intestinal Disease brings together leading experts from across the UK and around the world to share the latest advances in colorectal and intestinal disease. 🌟 This highlights video from a previous congress captures the atmosphere, learning and collaboration that make Frontiers such a valuable event. 📍 18–20 November 2026 🔹 Day 1: Hands-on masterclasses at St Mark’s Hospital 🔹 Days 2–3: International congress at the Royal College of Surgeons, London (also available online) We’d love to welcome both returning and first-time delegates this November. 🔗 Register here: stmarksacademicinstitute.org… #Frontiers2026 #MedicalEducation #ColorectalSurgery #IBD #Endoscopy #StMarksHospital @OmarFaiz_SETOC @gregthomas_surg @AM_colorectal @colorectal_jay @KaiKeenShiu @kevinjmonahan @SiwanTG @KSahnan @philtozer1 @DaniloMisko @albertoarezzo @trevoragraham @LNWH_NHS

📷St Mark's Hospital @StMarksHospital 🔴 Join us for the Complex Cancer Surgery Masterclass at Frontiers 2026! Our Frontiers 2026 Complex Cancer Surgery Masterclass specialist educational event is getting closer! Now is the time to book your place whilst tickets last. This is a limited seat event, with full access to the experts. Taking place in London on 18 November 2026 and led by Ms Nicola Hodges and Mr Toby Pring, the masterclass will explore the multidisciplinary management of locally advanced and recurrent pelvic cancers, from referral pathways and imaging to complex surgical decision-making. This masterclass covers exenteration, sacrectomy, robotics, reconstruction, complications, and interactive MDT case discussions led by expert faculty. St Mark’s Masterclasses are supported by an educational grant from Medtronic. 📍 Venue: Medtronic, 230 City Road, London EC1V 2TT 🎓 CPD: 5.5 points, approved by ACPGBI 👥 Capacity: 20 delegates 📄 Explore the full programme in the attached document. 🔗 Register here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/frontiers… We look forward to welcoming you to Frontiers 2026! #Frontiers2026 @OmarFaiz_SETOC @etpring @EMBurns2017 @thglov @Dukes_Club @LNWH_NHS @Medtronic

🔬 Frontiers 2026 Endoscopy Masterclass – Now Online at Significantly Reduced Fees! We’re making specialist endoscopy education more accessible than ever. Our Frontiers 2026 Endoscopy Masterclass has moved entirely online, allowing us to significantly reduce registration fees: 💷 Consultants: £75 💷 Trainees: Just £25 📅 Wednesday 18 November 2026 💻 Fully Online | 5 CPD Points Led by Dr Adam Humphries and Professor Brian Saunders, this full-day masterclass will explore the endoscopic management of: 🔹 Lynch syndrome 🔹 Polyposis syndromes 🔹 Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) The programme will also feature Medtronic showcasing the next generation GI Genius™ with ColonPRO™ software for AI-assisted colonoscopy. Your registration includes: ✅ Full-day expert-led education ✅ 5 ACPGBI-approved CPD points ✅ Access to the full recording for 12 weeks ✅ Clinical cases, lectures and video presentations The same specialist education, now online and at a fraction of the original cost. With just one month to go, we invite colleagues from across the UK and beyond to take advantage of this opportunity. 🔗 Register here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/frontiers… We are grateful to all our sponsors and exhibitors (which includes pharmaceutical companies), whose funding have contributed towards this independently produced meeting and programme. Sponsors and exhibitors have not had any editorial input or control over the agenda, scientific content development or choice of speakers. stmarksacademicinstitute.org… #Frontiers2026 #Endoscopy @DrAdamHaycock @AdamHumphries75 @MarkSdoc1 @SiwanTG @drahmirahmad @NorikoSuzuki3 @kevinjmonahan @LNWH_NHS

🔴 IBD Medical Masterclass | Frontiers 2026 Join us for the IBD Medical Masterclass at Frontiers 2026, bringing together leading experts to explore the latest developments in inflammatory bowel disease management. Led by Ravi Misra, Nik Kamperidis, Lisa Younge and Tracey Tyrrell, the masterclass will feature expert-led discussions, practical insights and evolving approaches to patient care. Key topics include: 🔹 Biologic strategies and emerging IBD therapies 🔹 Intestinal ultrasound and dietary interventions 🔹 Pregnancy, ageing and psychological wellbeing 🔹 Challenging real-world clinical cases 📍 Venue: Avery Jones Lecture Theatre, St Mark’s Hospital 🎓 CPD: 4 points, approved by ACPGBI 👥 Capacity: 70 delegates 📄 Explore the full programme in the attached document. 🔗 Register here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/frontiers… We look forward to welcoming you to Frontiers 2026! #Frontiers2026 #IBD @OmarFaiz_SETOC @DDWMeeting @ACPGBI @Dukes_Club @ravmis81 @guy_worley @my_ueg @LNWH_NHS

Congratulations to St Mark’s Consultant Surgeon @KSahnan on his appointment as Chair of the inaugural @escp_tweets AI Working Group. The newly established group will focus on the role of artificial intelligence in coloproctology, bringing together expertise to explore how AI can support research, education and clinical practice. We look forward to seeing the group’s work develop under Mr Sahnan’s leadership. @imperialcollege @LNWH_NHS

🇩🇰 What makes Frontiers different? In this video from a previous Frontiers, we hear from a Consultant Colorectal Surgeon who travelled from Denmark to join us in London. She reflects on the range of topics particularly relevant to her work as a colorectal surgeon, and the opportunity Frontiers provides to discuss special issues that there are not many other places to go and talk about. 🌍 This November, clinicians from the UK and around the world will come together once again for Frontiers in Colorectal and Intestinal Disease 2026. 📅 18–20 November 2026 📍 St Mark’s Hospital & Royal College of Surgeons, London 💻 In-person and online options available 👉 Find out more and register: stmarksacademicinstitute.org… #Frontiers2026 #ColorectalSurgery

🏆 Congratulations to Professor John Nicholls on receiving the ESCP Lifetime Achievement Award. We are incredibly proud to celebrate Professor John Nicholls, who was presented with the @escp_tweets Lifetime Achievement Award at the Society’s 21st Scientific Meeting in Prague. The award recognises a career of exceptional and enduring contribution to coloproctology, encompassing leadership, education, innovation, service and lasting impact on the international colorectal community. Professor Nicholls has made an extraordinary contribution to the field throughout his career, and it is wonderful to see that work recognised on an international stage. From everyone at St Mark’s Hospital and St Mark’s Academic Institute, our warmest congratulations to Professor Nicholls on this thoroughly deserved achievement. 👏 A remarkable recognition of a remarkable career. Pictured with our research fellow and trainee colorectal surgeon @OrestisArg @LNWH_NHS

🏛️ A huge thank you to the Royal College of Nursing As Horizons 2026 begins to draw to a close, we wanted to take a moment to thank the wonderful team at the in central London for helping us host this year’s course. It has been a fantastic home for Horizons over the past three days — a beautiful venue that manages to feel contemporary and modern while retaining so much of its history and character. From the warm welcome and hospitality to the fantastic food, facilities and brilliant AV support, the entire team has been incredibly accommodating throughout. Events like Horizons simply wouldn’t be possible without great people working behind the scenes, and we’re hugely grateful to everyone at the Royal College of Nursing who has helped make the course such a success. Thank you for being such fabulous hosts! 👏 #Horizons2026 @AlisonCulkin @simongabe @LNWH_NHS

Coming full circle at Horizons 2026 🔄 Dr Mani Naghibi helped us open Horizons on Day 1, and as we begin to round off three packed days at the Royal College of Nursing, he’s back presenting ‘End stage malignancy and HPN’ as part of our Quality of Life session. There’s still more to come this afternoon before we officially bring Horizons 2026 to a close — what a fantastic three days it has been so far! #Horizons2026 #IntestinalFailure @AlisonCulkin @simongabe @LNWH_NHS

🌍 Collaboration is at the heart of Horizons Horizons in Intestinal Failure isn’t just about sharing expertise from within St Mark’s — it’s also an opportunity to bring together specialists from across the wider intestinal failure community. We were delighted to welcome Neil Russell, Consultant Transplant Surgeon at Addenbrooke’s Hospital, for the invited lecture: “When to transplant?” Invited lectures are an important part of Horizons, giving our delegates the opportunity to hear different perspectives, share knowledge and learn from expertise beyond St Mark’s. A huge thank you to Neil for joining us and contributing to another fantastic day at Horizons 2026. #Horizons2026 #IntestinalFailure @AlisonCulkin @simongabe @RoyalCollegeOf3 @LNWH_NHS

The learning doesn’t stop at Horizons – even during the coffee break! ☕️ Today’s break included a practical workshop exploring CVC techniques, including unblocking and repair, giving delegates another opportunity for hands-on learning, discussion and sharing expertise. All taking place in the beautiful surroundings of the Royal College of Nursing in London. A great way to continue our final day of Horizons in Intestinal Failure 2026. #Horizons2026 #IntestinalFailure @AlisonCulkin @simongabe @LNWH_NHS

🤝 Hands-on learning at Horizons 2026 An important part of this year’s Horizons in Intestinal Failure course has been our in-person workshops, giving delegates the opportunity to take learning beyond the lectures and into a more practical, interactive setting. These sessions provide a chance to engage directly with our consultants and faculty, ask questions, discuss real-world challenges and learn together in smaller groups. A huge thank you to everyone who took part and to our faculty for sharing their time, knowledge and experience. Now, on to Day 3 – our final day of Horizons 2026! We hope everyone, both in person and joining us online, has enjoyed the course so far. #Horizons2026 #IntestinalFailure @AlisonCulkin @simongabe @LNWH_NHS

👏 Meet the people behind Horizons 2026! A huge thank you to our course organisers, Dr Simon Gabe and Dr Alison Culkin, for their incredible hard work, commitment and dedication in bringing Horizons together. Their work behind the scenes plays such an important part in making the course what it is, bringing together colleagues from across the UK and around the world to share knowledge and expertise in intestinal failure. We hope everyone is enjoying Day 2 of Horizons 2026 so far! #Horizons2026 #IntestinalFailure @AlisonCulkin @simongabe @LNWH_NHS

🌟 Day Two of Horizons in Intestinal Failure 2026 is underway! We’re kicking off today’s programme with our invited lecture: “Feeding in Vein: Avoiding PN in Patients with Functional Disorders” Delivered by Professor Peter Paine, Consultant Gastroenterologist at Salford Royal Hospital. A fantastic way to begin another packed day of learning, discussion and shared expertise at Horizons 2026. #Horizons2026 #IntestinalFailure @AlisonCulkin @simongabe @LNWH_NHS

We’re kicking off the afternoon at Horizons in Intestinal Failure 2026 with our session on Management of a High Output Stoma. First up is Flora Kokwaro, presenting “Medical Management and When to Give Parenteral Nutrition.” A hugely important topic in intestinal failure care, and a great way to get the afternoon underway. #Horizons2026 #IntestinalFailure @AlisonCulkin @simongabe @LNWH_NHS

🏥 Horizons 2026 is underway! Mr Phil Tozer is speaking as part of our Management of Type 1 Intestinal Failure session, discussing the surgical management of Type 1 Intestinal Failure. Another fantastic session as we continue Day 1 of Horizons, with delegates joining us both in person and online. #Horizons2026 #IntestinalFailure @philtozer1 @AlisonCulkin @simongabe @LNWH_NHS

🤝 Time for discussion at Horizons 2026! Our panel discussions are such an important part of the Horizons course — bringing everyone together to share perspectives, exchange ideas and answer your questions directly. Collaboration and open discussion are what Horizons is all about. 🌍 #Horizons2026 #IntestinalFailure @AlisonCulkin @simongabe @LNWH_NHS