Colorectal Surgery

This comprehensive guide, Colorectal Surgery, is updated for surgical trainees and consultants, covering key advancements and management strategies in the field.

The book Colorectal Surgery serves as a concise and practical reference for both surgical trainees and established consultants seeking an update in their knowledge. This seventh edition has been meticulously edited and revised by leading experts in the field, ensuring that readers have access to the most current references and relevant resources. It highlights recent advancements in colorectal surgery, such as modifications in colorectal cancer screening, the implementation of multimodal therapy for rectal cancer, and updates in the terminology and management of anal neoplasia. With contributions from several new authors, this edition enriches the existing knowledge base.

Part of the renowned Companion to Specialist Surgical Practice series, Colorectal Surgery is an essential resource for those in general surgery training and individuals preparing for the FRCS examinations. Each volume within this series succinctly covers critical issues in various surgical sub-specialties while providing evidence-based recommendations to enhance clinical practice. The text is designed to be concise and easy to navigate, making it an ideal tool for exam preparation or as a quick refresher.

This updated edition includes the latest evidence on management issues, operative procedures, and relevant investigations. It features key references that support its content, along with a comprehensive list of resources available in the accompanying eBook. Additionally, it offers links to recommended online videos for further learning, ensuring that readers have a well-rounded understanding of the subject matter. New chapters delve into colon cancer, rectal cancer, anal neoplasia, Crohn's disease, and anal fistula, reflecting the evolving landscape of colorectal surgery.