A simply superb team👏

Our own John Taylor FRCSEd FACS with some pearls of wisdom😊

Fantastic 'Biryani with scientists and medical doctors' event at University of Liverpool today, supported by the Wellcome & organised by Dr. Awais Muhammed. A rare privilege to talk about pancreatitis medicine and science to such an ethnically diverse group with great biryani too!

UK-REBOA trial data is out. Key Take home: Turn the tap of quickly (i.e. Surgically) in those that need it! Liverpool EmerGenT Academy AintreeMajorTraumaCentre John Taylor FRCSEd FACS Olga Nikhil Misra Raimundas Lunevicius

Fantastic start to World Soc Emerg Surg🇮🇹 Prof. Fausto Catena stressing the importance of dedicated EGS teams for better patient outcomes and better team working between acute care surgeons and sub-specialty surgeons Liverpool EmerGenT Academy

Fantastic talk on emergency surgery in the elderly. BOTTOM LINE: BIOLOGICAL AGE = CHRONOLOGICAL AGE❌❌❌

Privileged to chair sessions this morning with a great turn out at World Soc Emerg Surg 🇮🇹 for sessions on bowel injury and diaphragmatic hernia+abdominal wall reconstruction. Stimulating discussion and exchange of experience and ideas from around the 🤝🌍 AintreeMajorTraumaCentre Liverpool EmerGenT Academy

DUODENAL injury - rare but feared due to post-op leaks. 🇺🇲 Retrospective, multicentre, n=861 Primary repair v Complex with adjunctive measures Leak : Primary 8% Complex 21% NO leaks from grade 4/5 injuries repaired by primary repair Liverpool EmerGenT Academy AintreeMajorTraumaCentre

Amazing work by the @LivHospitals research team recruiting the 50th RAPID-I patient today👏 In the true spirit of the NHS at 75, let's keep trying to make the lives of our patients better🙏

Dear Colleagues, if you want to contribute a chapter to the open-access book ‘Gallstones - Newer Insights and Current Trends’ please message me via LinkedIn, Twitter or email. Please find the topics and keywords on the flyer attached. Best wishes.

Mix Physicians and Surgeons together, all with a passion for improving acute care and what do you get? An AMAZING event! Thanks to the The Royal Society of Medicine and @tmcloughlin15 for the invite to present at the Emergency Medicine, Surgical sub-specialty pearls event today🙏 #teamacutecare

Fantastic work by Elizabeth O'Connell representing Liverpool EmerGenT Academy today at the ASGBI EGS symposium in Glasgow today presenting her work with Hui on Precision Medicine in Emergency General Surgery👏

Another great meeting of L'pool NW Surg Soc yesterday and honoured to be taking on the role of President.

I am pleasantly surprised: my name is among the Top 2% most-cited scientists in the world (Stanford University, Scopus). Thanks to IntechOpen for letting me know that. I have downloaded the files. Indeed. Special thanks to my colleagues and my family. Time for reflection: 11 Dec.

Delighted to have been awarded one of the inaugural Dr. Ronald Finn Fellowships by University of Liverpool and @LivHospitals to support my research into developing novel new tests and drugs for Acute Pancreatitis and other acute inflammatory conditions😊

Feeling truly privileged after hearing from The Royal College of Surgeons of England that I have been awarded the Hunterian Professorship 2024 from the Royal College of Surgeons of England. This wouldn't have been possible without the support of family, mentors, colleagues and patients. Thank you🙏

Our very own Olga doing a great job on the European stage! Looking forward to hear more interesting updates from #ECTES2024

#OpenAcces chapter by IntechOpen: Insights from Global, National, and Local Studies of Benign Biliary Disease for 2023 intechopen.com/online-first/8…

Thank you very much to all who have submitted the proposals for the book chapters: intechopen.com/welcome/bc458c…. The trend is clear: it is going to be our book. Registration closes on 26/05/2024. Register to participate. Please see the subject areas/keywords. History/art to include.

A comparison of outcomes including bile duct injury of subtotal cholec... sciencedirect.com/science/articl…. Great thanks to Sharmila, Chathurika, Kripa. 727 STCs. Liverpool’s contribution: conceptualisation, investigation, writing—review, editing, 10% of references: 4/42. Substantial.