Michelle’s review In this prospective Danish study, 380 cancer survivors (46% rectal, 15% gynaecological, 13% anal, 12% colon, 12% prostate, and 2% other cancers) were
Review by Michelle Henderson Bowel dysfunction is common in patients with multiple sclerosis (MS), between 35-54%¹ suffer with chronic constipation and 29-51%² with faecal incontinence.
Igualada-Martinez P et all Clinical Paper Review by Michelle Henderson The physiotherapy team at Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospitals have added a valuable paper to
Review by Michelle Henderson The recent ‘Big data exposes the tip of the LARS iceberg’ article by Nicola Fearnhead discusses the development of a novel
By Brigitte Collins, Head of Clinical Education I am delighted to acknowledge the recent publication of an important article that brings much-needed clarity and consistency
Poster Presentation at ACPGBI Conference (2023) This poster described an evaluation of the long-term efficacy of transanal irrigation (TAI). Panos and his colleagues conducted a
Review By Brigitte Collins It always pleases me when I receive notification of newly published systematic reviews. This means that individual studies to a specific
Review By Brigitte Collins The Bowel Interest Group (BIG) do it again and provide a fantastic and valuable report and webinar on the ‘Importance of
