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11/25/2025

🎥 At , Dr. Diego Marines shared on the importance of truly listening to your patients.

Every story is different, and symptoms do not always follow the textbook. Listening closely helps ensure the care you provide reflects what your patient is actually experiencing.

11/24/2025

Support your patients before the appointment even begins.

Hang these QR codes in your office, exam rooms, or waiting areas to give patients instant access to reliable colorectal health information they can revisit anytime.

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11/21/2025

The recording of the recent APP Webinar: Screening, Management, and Treatment of A**l Dysplasia for Special Considerations and Populations is now available on ASCRS U. Hear from experts as they discuss what’s new in a**l dysplasia screening, including updated guidelines, practical tools, and key considerations for high-risk patients.

đź“ą Watch the recording here: https://bit.ly/4nWIKd6

In his presentation, “Minimally Invasive Vs. Open Approaches: Providing Cutting Edge Care Vs. Generating More RVUs in ...
11/21/2025

In his presentation, “Minimally Invasive Vs. Open Approaches: Providing Cutting Edge Care Vs. Generating More RVUs in Less Time,” Dr. Peter Marcello presents data-driven insights and historical context to explore how surgeons can deliver the best care for their patients while navigating the realities of practice productivity.

đź”— Stream it on ASCRS Ustream and earn CME as you learn: https://bit.ly/440pymL

🚨 Please note: ASCRS Ustream access will conclude on May 9, with the start of . To continue enjoying exclusive educational sessions and CME opportunities beyond that date, register for the 2026 Annual Scientific Meeting: https://bit.ly/3WCXF0H

Beginning January 2026, Diseases of the Colon & Re**um will go fully digital, with CME credit now available directly th...
11/20/2025

Beginning January 2026, Diseases of the Colon & Re**um will go fully digital, with CME credit now available directly through ASCRS. Enjoy the same trusted content—now in an easier, more connected format.

đź”— Learn more: https://bit.ly/42tGdiI

Behind every breakthrough is someone who believed in the power of early research. Thanks to 100% participation from our ...
11/19/2025

Behind every breakthrough is someone who believed in the power of early research. Thanks to 100% participation from our Committee Leadership and Board of Trustees, we’re just $3,000 away from our goal — but we can’t do it without you.

Through support from the Research Foundation of the ASCRS, surgeons like Dr. James Yoo were able to pursue meaningful research that continues to strengthen the future of colorectal care.

đź”— Together, we can reach the finish line: https://bit.ly/47jOPLX

Early-bird registration for is now open—secure your spot and save before rates increase!Join us May 9–12 in Tampa, Flo...
11/18/2025

Early-bird registration for is now open—secure your spot and save before rates increase!

Join us May 9–12 in Tampa, Florida, for a meeting built around "Evidence-Based Excellence," featuring cutting-edge sessions, hands-on learning, and meaningful connections across the specialty.

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Join us next Monday, November 24 at 7 PM (EST) for the next Diseases of the Colon & Re**um Journal Club debate: “Is Int...
11/17/2025

Join us next Monday, November 24 at 7 PM (EST) for the next Diseases of the Colon & Re**um Journal Club debate: “Is Internal Re**al Prolapse an Operative Condition?”

Featuring debaters Dr. Mark Zhao, Dr. Moriah Wright, Dr. Anna Spivak, and Dr. Anne Sirany, with judges Dr. Amy Thorsen and Dr. Craig Olson.

Don’t miss this engaging discussion exploring multiple expert perspectives on a complex surgical question.

đź”—Learn more and register here: https://bit.ly/3JQDlpK

Crohn’s Colitis: Segmental vs Total ColectomyDespite advances in medical therapy, Crohn’s colitis still leads many patie...
11/14/2025

Crohn’s Colitis: Segmental vs Total Colectomy

Despite advances in medical therapy, Crohn’s colitis still leads many patients to surgery.

But when it comes to resection, should surgeons consider segmental colectomy in well-selected patients, or proceed directly to total colectomy to reduce recurrence risk?

Professor Alessandro Fichera, MD, and Professor Paulo Kotze, MDdebate this key question that impacts long-term outcomes and quality of life.

🎥 Watch the full discussion here: https://bit.ly/4p6t6g3



Crohn's & Colitis Foundation American Gastroenterological Association (AGA)

Join us tomorrow for a webinar examining the rising prevalence of a**l dysplasia and HPV-related a**l cancer. Experts wi...
11/12/2025

Join us tomorrow for a webinar examining the rising prevalence of a**l dysplasia and HPV-related a**l cancer. Experts will review current management strategies and outline surveillance recommendations for both high- and low-risk patients.

đź”— Register now: https://bit.ly/3KCBapY

Registration is now open for ! 🎉Join us next May in Tampa, Florida, where the theme, “Evidence-Based Excellence,” is th...
11/12/2025

Registration is now open for ! 🎉

Join us next May in Tampa, Florida, where the theme, “Evidence-Based Excellence,” is the guiding principle in the discussions shaping the future of colorectal care.

From thought-provoking sessions, hands-on workshops, unparalleled networking, and so much more, we’ll come together to advance knowledge, share expertise, and elevate patient care worldwide.

đź”—Register now: https://bit.ly/3WCXF0H

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