"I was grateful for my family" ❤️ A powerful and open chat with Kieron Dyer following his successful liver transplant.

A warm welcome to all delegates joining the British Transplantation Society Congress 2024 in Harrogate. We hope you enjoy your time here and feel inspired to share your experience. #BTS2024

💫Highlights from @HPBjournal: misdiagnosis of suspected cancer among patients undergoing PD 🇬🇧 97 (5.2%) benign diseases over 1812 pt. 🔎autoimmune and chronic pancreatitis hpbonline.org/article/S1365-… IHPBA Prof Steve Wigmore James Halle-Smith Bobby VM Dasari Robert Sutcliffe Prof Keith Roberts

E-AHPBA @HPBjournal IHPBA Prof Steve Wigmore James Halle-Smith Bobby VM Dasari Robert Sutcliffe Big drop in error rate when eus introduced. But low rate ongoing misdiagnosis despite eus + some samples mimicking cancer. What is acceptable error rate/ reasonable diagnostic pathway and not death by mdt and indecision? Thanks to James Halle-Smith for another nice study

Prof Keith Roberts E-AHPBA @HPBjournal IHPBA Prof Steve Wigmore James Halle-Smith Bobby VM Dasari Robert Sutcliffe Congratulations. Very interesting. My experience is that even in best MDT you will have some pancreatic resection for with benign post op histology. On the other hand how often you have false negatives pre-op? EUS is the most helpful tool.

This will, without doubt, be one of the finest moments of my career. So very humbled to receive this award. Far too many people to thank here. Huge congratulations to my fellow nominees and to the ASiT committee. Let keep the work going

Congratulations Mark Dilworth - a fantastic trainer and mentor who thoroughly deserves this recognition 🎉

➡️Long term outcomes PDAC versus A-IPMN ➡️18 centres 476 PDAC vs 459 A-IPMN patients ➡️Median survival Survival PDAC 19m vs 39 m ⏱️to recurrence for 15 vs 33 m 📈10 y survival 9% vs 34% ➡️Adj Chemo⬆️survival PDAC. No impact A-IPMN tinyurl.com/2ych76r7@Annal…

A call for more comprehensive nutritional screening to detect patients at risk of surgical complications after PD Royal Surrey British Dietetic Association University of Surrey Nutrients MDPI HPB Guildford, Surrey NIGPS Adam Frampton Denise Robertson mdpi.com/2072-6643/16/9…

Proud to present the work of James Halle-Smith on cost implications of ITBL following DCD liver transplantation at TSANZ 2023

Great to see so much participation from the Birmingham HPB surgical team during the HPB sessions at #AUGIS2024! AUGIS University Hospitals Birmingham Birmingham HPB & Liver Transplant Unit Prof Keith Roberts Robert Sutcliffe

4th session in the national pancreatic cancer webinar series for trainees and fellows. This week’s first talk from the Leeds team and Samir Pathak talking about surveillance and recurrence after pancreatic cancer surgery The Roux Group Prof Keith Roberts

Session 1: Bristol ✅ Session 2: Liverpool ✅ Session 3: Birmingham ✅ Session 4: Leeds ✅ Talks from experts at pancreatic units all over the UK as part of the webinar series for trainees and fellows on pancreatic cancer. Second talk of this evening from Prof Smith (Leeds)

All hands to the pump! ⛽️🤲 Birmingham NRP team practising troubleshooting at the fantastic Edinburgh NRP masterclass 2024 Birmingham HPB & Liver Transplant Unit Edinburgh transplant centre #NRPMasterclass

James Halle-Smith Samir Pathak The Roux Group Prof Keith Roberts What a fascinating discussion. Really insightful experience shared from some really big names in UK HPB surgery. This webinar series had be really great and I have throughly enjoyed participating. Well done everyone involved 👏🏻

Time to get fit and raise money. At 44yr it’s time to experience emotions of the TCS London Marathon 2025. Raising money for Pancreatic Cancer UK and privileged to be doing so. University Hospitals Birmingham Charity University Hospitals Birmingham Uni of Birmingham EASLnews [email protected] #livertwiiter AASLD 2025tcslondonmarathon.enthuse.com/pf/matthew-arm…

Doctors: use vignettes! 🧵 You’ve done a gazillion exams and what do all patient-based questions have? That’s right, a clinical vignette. Heres a secret in medicine: you can use the “skill of the vignette” to get what you want and to communicate better than ever.

Thank you Andrew Beggs, very grateful for the support from Beggs Lab