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St Mark's Hospital Foundation is a charitable arm of St Marks Hospital Harrow, the UK's only specialist hospital for colorectal disease.Frontiers
St Mark's Hospital & Academic Institute Lecture Course
Eighth Annual International Congress
Frontiers in Intestinal and Colorectal Disease 2010
Course date: 30th November - 3rd December 2010
Course venue: St Mark's Hospital, Harrow, London
Topics to include among many others:
- Cutting edge symposia
- Full exhibition and learning centre
- Breakfast sessions
The St Mark's Congress runs over 4 days with symposia covering many of the most important topics on intestinal and colorectal disease. The first day is medically orientated with symposia on IBD and Hot Topics in Gastroenterology and an afternoon of Live Endoscopy. On Wednesday the focus is on Cancer, the Dilemmas and the Consequences. Thursday is the "Anal" day and includes symposia on Plastic Surgery around the Anus and Gynaecological Proctology. Colorectal Emergency Care is the topic covered on Friday. In addition, there will be a number of Consultant Corners and Case Studies throughout.
As our Visiting Professors we are delighted to have Professor Jonathan Rhodes (UK) giving a key note speech on the "Aetiology of Inflammatory Bowel Disease" and Professor James Church (USA) giving us an insight into Colorectal Cancer Screening in North America.
Breakfast sessions, covering a wide variety of topics will be held. These are informal sessions, with a maximum number of 15 participants.
As the meeting is limited to 200, there is ample opportunity to meet the experts and put your questions to them.
Registration is available on a daily basis and discounts are available for early booking. Members of the Academic Institute are at hand to help with any queries and to assist you with finding accommodation.
With thanks to the following for their support
Click here for the provisional programme.
For further information contact St Mark's Academic Institute.