CSS aims to improve the treatment of surgical patients resulting in minimal morbidity and optimal clinical outcomes. #improvingpatientcare #personalizedsurgery
Køge, Denmark
Joined October 2018
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Extremely interesting to see the development of personalized medicine through use of circulating tumor DNA at the inaugural lecture by Prof Niels Pallisgaard .Great collaborative professorship between RUC and ZUH. @jesper_fisker @jegyl @MortenZiebell
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Amazing couple of days at the #MilanCRS23 together with some giants in CRC surgery Bill Heald @AntoninoSpin @SWexner Very nice content and amazing hospitality from Antonino and his team. Thanks for pushing towards better research and outcomes in CRC cancer surgery
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Full House at the Maersk Tower for the defence of Lasse Kvich…defending an amazing PhD thesis with the topic: bacterial impact on the tumor microenvironment in colorectal cancer @TBjarnsholt @cssdenmark
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Risk of incisional hernia repair in patients with IBD.
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Happy to share the three publications during week 2 and 3 of 2023 from Center for Surgical Science (CSS)
1. The first publication is an editorial at BJS where I provide my thoughts regarding the introduction of machine learning in clinical practice. We a…lnkd.in/eAKUygYA
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Chairing the assessment committee of Dr Hanne H. Henriksen’s PhD defence on endotheliopathy in trauma. Xlnt example of multiomic research data integration in clinical science. @cssdenmark @J_Stensballe @AndersPerner
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Masterclass i Endoskopi -
Vi afholder igen masterclass d. 9-10 marts 2023. Udover flere live skopier har vi denne gang fået Fredrik Swahn som invited speaker så vi kan komme hele vejen rundt mht. -rendezvous ERCP - både teoretisk , live-cases og hands-on.@SUHhospital @cssdenmark
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Fantastisk dag igår på #DKS2022 årsmødet med en fantastisk gruppe af forskere fra @cssdenmark. Tak fordi i bliver ved med at skubbe til grænserne med henblik på at innovere og bedre patientbehandlingen! @WurglerNiels @MortenZiebell @JHillingsoe
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It was exciting to represent Center for Surgical Science at #SITC22 in Boston. I had the honor to present a poster on our proof of concept neoadjuvant trial investigating intratumoral flu vaccine treatment in patients with colorectal cancer. It has been a…lnkd.in/eRxgC2bW
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Returning to Denmark after an amazing @ISUCRS2022 in Istanbul. Amazing talks, inspiration from opinion leaders in colorectal cancer diagnostics and surgery. Very succesfully put together and organized. @drmustafaoncel @FezaRemziMD @DrGarciaAguilar
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Well deserved PhD for Dr Maya Xania Bjørn. Great discission with @SamAtallahMD on the future for TaTME procedure in rectal cancer.
@cssdenmark @TvillingMadsen
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Maya Xania Bjørn is defending her PhD thesis in an extremely important topic:functional outcomes after rectal cancer surgery. Jury is til out on the best approach for rectal cancer surgery for prevention of long term functional outcomes. Great work by Maya! @cssdenmark
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Second day of our PhD course in Surgical Pathophysiology
today the topic is tissue healing in Surgical trauma by prof Lars Nannested, Magnus Aagren and Jais Oliver Berg
@larsnan @cssdenmark
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As I'm sure you can agree, being able to accurately quote individual postoperative complication risk to our patients would be invaluable 🙋
@cssdenmark have made the first steps towards that becoming a reality.
Click here for more info👇
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#SoMe4Surgery
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Stoma-related issues are prevalent and there should be focus on this and strategies for helping the patients with these issues!
From #Denmark to the world! Life with a stoma across 5 countries, published and available: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3593…
@nlavellaneda @PeterCh12345 @yazmaeda @latamccr @Region_Midt @LeneHjerrild @DuelundJakobsen @QDenost @eloiespin @DrJamesGlasbey @escp_tweets @SurgJournal
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Stoma-related problems are highly prevalent and restrict daily activity. Focus is needed and patients centered action is warranted. Well done Marianne, @helleoek and the rest of the team. @AuHsurgery pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3593…
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Amazing kickoff Meeting for the National phase two study RESET-C exploring the effects of short term immunotherapy in patients with dMMR Colon cancer. Meeting supported by @DCCCcancer. Amazing multisciplinary back-up.
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Super enlightning and stimulating presentations by Thomas Pinkney and Sue Blackwell on PRO’s in Surgical RCT’s. Lot to be inspired from the UK experiences @Neil_J_Smart @BJSurgery Thank you for showing the path! @cssdenmark
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Very very interesting discussion between the examiners and @DrDohrn in his PhD defence on robotic right colectomy. Great opposition by Prof David Jayne and Prof PT Jensen and excellent excellent defence by Niclas. @cssdenmark
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Niclas Dohrn, MD, defending his PhD thesis “Robotic Right Colectomy”. @MichaelAchiam @cssdenmark @IsmailGogenur
