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Viagogo not good enough! Tickets to Melbourne F1 not delivered and won’t sort out despite 9 calls and more than 5 hours on the phone!

"Detection of Anastomotic Leakage Following Elective Colonic Surgery: Results of the Prospective Biomarkers and Anastomotic Leakage (BALL) Study" Contributed by: Tim Eglinton et al. Link: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

@nzecology @mwlr_nz Great achievement

ICYMI: Phil Lyver was awarded Te Tohu Taiao award for ecological excellence. Council were incredibly impressed reading Phil's nomination and we know ecology in Aotearoa benefits from his bringing Mātauranga Māori. Congratuations Phil! @mwlr_nz

Tripartite Colorectal Meeting - join us online or in Auckland, February 2022. Click below to submit an abstract and register! #Tripartite2022 tripartite2022.com

@StuartaCat Really achieved nothing spun every thing

@SteveWeinman Great news Steve

I am a COVID buster! I took the shot for my family, friends, colleagues and patients.

@Surgery_UOC good luck for the future. Congratulations

The Department of Surgery would like to congratulate the Trainee Interns of 2019/2020 and wish them well for their new jobs. We would like to welcome the new 2020/2021 Trainee Interns starting on Monday 23 November and look forward to meeting you during your Surgery Run.

Department of Conservation: Request DOC halt the 2020-21 tahr cull and review the Himalayan Tahr Control Plan. - Sign the Petition! chng.it/JNVhbYYz via @Change

@Jenbwoods @RACSurgeons Cancers only using the same guidelines as dhbs

I’m hearing unbelievable stories about New Zealand surgeons stating that they need to keep their private practices going during the lockdown. And this is factored into considerations for how the DHBs reprioritise their services. Anyone confirm this? Thoughts @RACSurgeons ?

@Jenbwoods @RACSurgeons for cancers only

Joint statement from UK Royal Surgical Colleges.

I salute the @AmCollSurgeons for not shying away from controversy: no appendectomy or cholecystectomy during the pandemic? Might keep patients longer in the hospital but potentially decrease risk of postoperative complications & staff exposure. Thoughts, acute care surgeons?

Anal squamous intraepithelial lesions: an update and proposed management algorithm. Contributed by F Frizelle, Tim Eglinton & others. Link> ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/31834554

The Department of Surgery Christchurch would like to welcome all new 4th year medical students starting your year! We look forward to meeting you all when you start your SEGO Run! (Surgery/Oncology/Gastroenterology/Emergency Medicine)

Registration and abstract submission open for #tripartite2020. tripartite2020.com

Well done to the plastic surgeons at Christchurch hospital an amazing effort facebook.com/124514687617/p…

Save the date: The InSiGHT biennial meeting 2021 will go ahead as planned 12-15 May, 2021 in #Brooklyn #NYC #USA hosted by our new Chair, @MattKaladyMD

Mr Chris Wakeman, interviewed by New Zealand Listener Magazine - Detection of an inherited genetic mutation that raises cancer risk can be a life saver.

There has to be one out there. 🤔 Anyone? Please rt.