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Arterial resections in pancreatic cancer: measure twice, cut once

Arterial resections in pancreatic cancer: measure twice, cut once

Monish Karunakaran

Correspondence to: Monish Karunakaran (email: monish3682@gmail.com)
Department of Surgical Gastroenterology
Asian Institute of Gastroenterology

11 July 2025
Author response: Intercontinental collaborative experience with abdominal, retroperitoneal and pelvic schwannomas

Author response: Intercontinental collaborative experience with abdominal, retroperitoneal and pelvic schwannomas

Samuel J Ford, James Hodson

Correspondence to: Samuel J Ford (email: samuel.ford@uhb.nhs.uk)
University Hospitals Birmingham
Edgbaston

9 July 2025
Comment on: Intercontinental collaborative experience with abdominal, retroperitoneal and pelvic schwannomas

Comment on: Intercontinental collaborative experience with abdominal, retroperitoneal and pelvic schwannomas

Lauren Taylor, Chris Duff, David Mowatt, James Howard, Richard Whitehouse

Correspondence to: Lauren Taylor (email: lauren.taylor6@nhs.net)
Plastic Surgery Department
Wythenshawe Hospital

9 July 2025
Organ preservation for rectal cancer patients in the era of neoadjuvant immunotherapy

Organ preservation for rectal cancer patients in the era of neoadjuvant immunotherapy

Kai Pang, Xinzhi Liu, Pengfei Zhao, Hongwei Yao, Yingchi Yang, Zhongtao Zhang

Correspondence to: Zhongtao Zhang (email: zhangzht@ccmu.edu.cn)
Department of General Surgery
Beijing Friendship Hospital

8 July 2025
Immunotherapy-enhanced tumour regression in rectal cancer: should surgery be omitted?

Immunotherapy-enhanced tumour regression in rectal cancer: should surgery be omitted?

Wenlong Qiu, Xuan Zheng, Yunpeng Wu, Yong Yang, Qian Liu

Correspondence to: Qian Liu and Yong Yang
Qian Liu (e-mail: fcwpumch@163.com)
Department of Colorectal Surgery

8 July 2025
Missing the split? Reconsidering the scope of biliary complications in the classification proposed at the BileducTx meeting

Missing the split? Reconsidering the scope of biliary complications in the classification proposed at the BileducTx meeting

Juri Fuchs, MD, Florent Guerin, MD, PhD, Geraldine Hery, MD, Virginie Fouquet, MD, Sophie Branchereau, MD, PhD

Correspondence to: Dr. Juri Fuchs (email: juri.fuchs@med.uni-heidelberg.de )
Department of General, Visceral, Pediatric and Transplantation Surgery
University of Heidelberg

4 July 2025
Author response: Optimizing ward rounds: systematic review and meta-analysis of interventions to enhance patient safety

Author response: Optimizing ward rounds: systematic review and meta-analysis of interventions to enhance patient safety

Ellie C Treloar, Jesse D Ey, Matheesha Herath, Guy J Maddern

Correspondence to: Guy J. Maddern (e-mail: guy.maddern@adelaide.edu.au)
Department of Surgery
The University of Adelaide

3 July 2025

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BJS Academy

BJS Academy is an online educational resource for current and future surgeons. It serves as the home for all things relating to the BJS Foundation as well as produces content, both original and in conversation with material published in the BJS Journals.

BJS Academy was founded as a part of the charitable activity of BJS Foundation, which owns and operates the following.

A celebration of excellence in surgical science, the BJS Award recognises a discovery, innovation or scientific study that has changed clinical practice. Awarded every two years, this international accolade gives an exceptional individual the recognition they richly deserve.

BJS Academy

Academy content is comprised of five distinct sections: Continuing surgical education, Young BJS, Cutting edge, Scientific surgery and Surgical news.

BJS Journals

The Foundation owns and publishes two surgical journals, BJS and BJS Open.

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BJS Institute provides formal certified online surgical courses to surgeons in training and established surgeons who wish to develop their skills in surgical writing and publishing.

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Championing a Partners collaborative approach, the Foundation offers two levels of partnership, each with their own unique benefits.