⏰Join us TONIGHT at 6pm for The Power of Fluorescence: Enhancing Precision in Upper GI Surgery.
This free, 1-hour session will be delivered in conjunction with @StrykerEndo and will feature:
From Perfusion to Precision: Improving Outcomes in Upper GI Surgery - Marco Adamo
Navigating Biliary Anatomy: The Role of Fluorescence-Guided Surgery - Luca Bonomo
Plus a panel discussion with our chairs, Mr Jonathan Epstein, ASGBI President Elect, and Miss Mehwish Ansar, EGS Lead, The Moynihan Academy.
Register now - events.asgbi.org.uk
Join us on 22nd October for The Power of Fluorescence: Enhancing Precision in Upper GI Surgery.
This free, 1-hour session will be delivered in conjunction with @StrykerEndo and will feature:
From Perfusion to Precision: Improving Outcomes in Upper GI Surgery - Marco Adamo
Navigating Biliary Anatomy: The Role of Fluorescence-Guided Surgery - Luca Bonomo
Plus a panel discussion with our chairs, Mr Jonathan Epstein, ASGBI President Elect, and Miss Mehwish Ansar, EGS Lead, The Moynihan Academy.
Register now - events.asgbi.org.uk/
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Council Member Monday!
Get to know the AUGIS council.
Meet Samir Pathak.
Within AUGIS, he is the Director of Education and a member of the Executive Council, with a particular focus on developing the educational programme and the Annual Scientific Meeting. Samir is also the RCS England/AUGIS Surgical Specialty Lead for Pancreatic Research.
Outside AUGIS, he is a Consultant Pancreatic and General Surgeon at St James’s University Hospital in Leeds, combining clinical practice with research, education and mentoring the next generation of surgeons.
🩺Favourite procedure?
Pancreaticoduodenectomy (Whipple’s) – technically demanding, requires excellent teamwork, and when done well can make a profound difference to a patient’s life.
👤Why become a member?
I joined because AUGIS brings together the UK’s UGI surgical community. It offers the opportunity not only to learn from colleagues but also to collaborate, develop research and education, and ultimately improve the care we provide to patients.
😊Why he enjoys being on the Council?
The opportunity to make things happen. I enjoy working with people from across the UK, hearing different perspectives and turning ideas into initiatives that benefit our members, trainees and patients. I particularly enjoy creating opportunities for younger colleagues and helping shape the future of the specialty.
💡Top tip!
Two pieces of advice from former AUGIS Presidents have always stayed with me: “Lift as you climb” and “The harder you work, the luckier you get.” I think both capture something important about a career in surgery. Work hard and make the most of opportunities, but as you progress, bring others with you. I’d add one of my own: don’t be afraid to fail. Some of the most valuable lessons and opportunities come from things that don’t work out first time.
#CouncilMemberMonday #AUGIS #Spotlight
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We are delighted to announce that Mr Adam Farquharson has been appointed as the new incoming Chair of the General Surgery Specialty Advisory Committee (SAC). Congratulations! We look forward to working with you. @RCSEd @RCSnews @rcpsglasgow @RCSI_Irl @asgbi
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Lovely day @STRIVEacademic at JCUH with the team from @RCSEd demonstrating how amazing a career in surgery can be to local students & undergrads @UniofNewcastle & @UOSMedicine
Even the President & VP got their hands on a drill! 🙌🏽👏🏽
3 days to go! Join us on Friday for our fantastic webinar, When Cancer Shows up at 3am.
Featuring an MDT-style format and real-world cases on:
⭐ Malignant large bowel perforation
⭐ Malignant gastric outlet obstruction
⭐ Biliary sepsis from cholangiocarcinoma
⭐ Obstructing rectal cancer
Make sure to join us!
Register here - events.asgbi.org.uk/asgbieve…
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🚨Last chance to apply! 📢 Get involved with AUGIS! 📅 Deadline: Wednesday 09 September!
We're delighted to invite applications for a range of exciting opportunities across AUGIS.
Whether you're looking to develop your leadership skills, help shape the future of our specialty, or represent colleagues in your region, we'd love to hear from you.
Opportunities include:
🔹 AUGIS Council
- Regional Representatives (Trent, Yorkshire, Oxford & Wessex, South West & Scotland)
- SAS Lead
- AHP Lead
🔹 Professional Affairs Committee
– EDI Lead
🔹 GBIHPBA Committee
- EDI Lead
- President Elect
🔹 DANS Committee
- AHP (North Thames, Wales and Scotland, Oxford)
- CNS Regional Representatives (South West, Scotland and Trent)
📅 Application deadline: Wednesday 09 September
🤔 Interested? Contact Sophie Butler: [email protected]
📧 To apply, email your expression of interest to: [email protected]
❗All applicants must be AUGIS members
Take the next step in supporting our specialty!
#UpperGI #UGI #MakeADifference
🤖 Made with AI
Registration is now OPEN for this year’s Emergency General Surgery Symposium!
Join us in person at RCS England or online on 12th November as we explore the transition from hospital-centered intervention to preventative, connected, and digitally enabled surgical care aligned with the NHS ten-year plan.
Sessions will include:
⭐️ From analogue to digital: Intelligent emergency surgical services
⭐️ From hospital to community: Integrated emergency surgical pathways
⭐️ From sickness to prevention: Proactive surgical care, moving from acute management to preventative surgical care
Plus an interactive panel session and the EGS prize session.
Find out how to submit an abstract or register here - events.asgbi.org.uk/asgbieve…
Join us on 1st October in Belfast or online for an informative, practical and interactive session designed to help surgeons better understand and navigate the medicolegal landscape.
Free for all to attend, you can find out more and register here - events.asgbi.org.uk/asgbieve…
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RT @asgbi: 📢Registration is now open for our new webinar, Seeing more, treating better: How advanced imaging is transforming colorectal sur…
Register now for the next 4 Seasons Webinar: When Cancer Shows Up at 3am.
Join an expert multidisciplinary faculty for case-based, MDT-style discussions exploring the challenges of managing acute cancer presentations. Faculty will include specialists in Colorectal, Upper GI & HPB Surgery, Radiology, Gastroenterology, and Oncology.
Why attend?
👍FREE for ASGBI members
👍Available live and on demand
👍Earn 2 CPD credits
👍Interactive, practical learning through real-world cases
Find out more and register here: events.asgbi.org.uk/asgbieve…
@JNJMedTech
Join us tomorrow at 1200 BST for our FREE webinar!
Featuring @ravi__vohra, Anthony Chan and Julia Glover-Kirtland in discussion on the wider impact of anastomotic leak, this session is relevant to surgeons at all career stages, as well as NHS procurement, finance, sustainability, operational and theatre leads, service managers, and clinicians involved in service redesign and sustainability.
Register here - us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
Thank you to our sponsor, @JNJMedTech for their support of this webinar 😀
Calling all surgical trainees! Join @ASGBI_MA, @Dukes_Club, @ALRSGBandI and @ArthrexUK for the Tripartite Surgical Trainees Meeting 2026 in Solihull 🤩
Day 1 will feature a cadaveric masterclass (very limited numbers) and Day 2 will deliver a dynamic programme of consultant-led lectures covering contemporary topics in general surgery, innovation and training.
Find out more and apply/register here - events.asgbi.org.uk/asgbieve…
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We are proud to announce the release of the new WSES App. The app provides rapid access to WSES guidelines and recommendations with an intuitive interface. The WSES App is another step forward in the Society’s commitment to global dissemination of best practices.
Have your say on the utilisation of Point-of-Care blood testing in surgery.
We are interested in whether and how Point-of-Care Blood testing is used by surgical teams across the UK.
Can you help by completing this short survey (2 minutes)?
Survey link: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
Congratulations to the winners of the #ASGBI2026 Video Prize: Gabriel Meland, Max Marsden and Jared Wohlgemut!
Their submission, 'Surgical management of a stabbing to the left ventricle', beat off stiff competition to take first place. An excellent entry and very well done all 🏆
We extend our congratulations to our #ASGBI2026 NELA Prize Winner, Bhavesh Devkaran.
Bhavesh's excellent work was entitled 'Learning from Regional Excellence: Geographic Analysis of the National Emergency Laparotomy Audit (NELA) Mortality Improvement' and was an extremely worthy winner!
If you’re interested in EGS and Trauma and have skills in biliary surgery including CBD exploration, and want to come and work in Britain’s musical capital, job advert is now live:
healthjobsuk.com/job/UK/Mers…
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