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April 19, 2022/Cancer

Minimally Invasive Approach Is Advantageous for Rectal Cancer

Study compares open versus laparoscopic abdominoperineal resection outcomes

March 21, 2019/Cancer

Don’t Miss This Stellar CME Opportunity in IBD Management

More CME: GI endoscopy, medical/surgical options for Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis

July 5, 2018/Digestive

How a Former Army Physician and Surgeon Enjoys the Lifelong Learning Adventure of Medicine

A Q&A with Scott R. Steele, MD

June 13, 2018/Cancer

New Recommendations: Start Screening People at Average Risk for Colorectal Cancer at Age 45

Tips for counseling patients included throughout new guidelines

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May 21, 2018/Digestive/Research

Nationwide Cohort Assesses Risk of Extended VTE Prophylaxis After Surgery for IBD Patients and Produces Nomogram-Based Predictive Tool

Physicians can easily calculate risk

August 22, 2017/Digestive/Surgery

Why Would A Chair of Colorectal Surgery Add Podcasting to His To-Do List?

The short answer from Scott Steele, MD

August 9, 2017/Digestive/Surgery

Do Patients Needing a Multivisceral Resection for Rectal Cancer Have Worse Oncologic Outcomes than Patients Undergoing Only APR?

The short answer from Scott Steele, MD

July 24, 2017/Digestive/Q&A

Q: How Do You Determine Which Operation You Use for a Patient with Rectal Cancer?

The short answer from Scott Steele, MD

July 10, 2017/Digestive/Q&A

What Impact Will New ASCRS and SAGES Guidelines on Advanced Recovery After Colon and Rectal Surgery Have?

The short answer from Scott Steele, MD

April 5, 2017/Digestive/Q&A

Approaching Colovaginal Fistula

Q&A with an experienced surgeon

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