On 25 Nov 2020
ESCP Research Committee were delighted to accept their first case report through the website portal and application process.
On 6 Oct 2020
Join us for a series of webinars by leading robotic surgeons starting on 12 November 2020. The series is coordinated by the ESCP and delivered by the European School of Coloproctology Colorectal Robotic Surgery Working Group – ColoRobotica.
On 7 Oct 2019
Grayling, ESCP’s PR and Communications partner, has scooped a Silver award for its work with ESCP’s membership engagement campaign at the industry’s prestigious CIPR PRide Awards in Glasgow, Scotland on Thursday 3 October.
On 1 Oct 2019
A new ESC initiative has been announced at ESCP Vienna 2019. Two days of training courses and EBSQ preparation will take place in Berlin, 10-11 December 2019.
On 27 Sep 2019
On Friday 27 September, the final day of ESCP’s 14th Annual Meeting in Vienna, Des Winter (UK) and Gregor Norcic (Slovenia) chaired the symposium session ‘Strategies for managing locally advanced colonic cancer’ in the main auditorium.
On 27 Sep 2019
With so much to squeeze in, the final day of ESCP’s 14th Annual Conference saw an impressive turnout as delegates poured into the ACV bright and early.
On 27 Sep 2019
On Friday 27 September, delegates packed into Plenary Hall A for the final symposium at ESCP’s 14th Annual Meeting in Vienna, Austria. The session, ‘Simple solutions for challenging perineal problems’, included presentations from four renowned colorectal specialists and was chaired by Ethem Gecim (Turkey) and Iain Anderson (UK).
On 13 Dec 2018
ESCP’s Research Chair, Dion Morton, has taken part in a report on behalf of The Commission on the Future of Surgery which explores the advances that will transform surgery over the next 20 years.On 23 Nov 2018
On Thursday 27 September 2018 at ESCP's Annual Meeting, ESCP President Per Nilsson and Professor Jung Gu Kang, President of the Korean Society of Coloproctology signed a memorandum of understanding, formalising agreement to align the research programmes of the two organisations.On 15 Nov 2018
ESCP is keen to get more members involved in its highly respected Research Committee which is active across Europe and beyond. Charles Knowles explains why.On 9 Oct 2018
ESCP will undertake further cohort studies on robotic colorectal surgery, the management of acute severe ulcerative colitis and parastomal hernia repair in 2019.On 5 Oct 2018
As its membership hits 1,650, ESCP has announced key board appointments for the next year. The elected Council and Board of Trustees is committed to promoting and advancing the knowledge, science and practice of coloproctology throughout Europe.