Professor Sue Clark (Consultant Colorectal Surgeon, St Mark’s Hospital and Professor of Practice (Colorectal Surgery) Department of Surgery and Cancer Imperial College, London) talking on the subject of J-Pouch dysfunction followed by Q&A.
This webcast was recorded on 23 February 2022 on behalf of the Red Lion Pouch Support Group.
Featuring Phil Tozer – Consultant Colorectal surgeon at St. Mark’s Hospital, London and Lillian Reza – St. Mark’s Academic Institute.
“Treatment of Fistulas associated with Pouches“
Recorded as part of the Red Lion Group Zoom into Summer series, recorded 8 December 2021. For people with IPAA (Ileal Pouch Anal Anastomosis) also known as J Pouch or internal pouch. Advice and Guidance for people with a Pouch and issues with Fistulas.
This document explains the blood tests that St. Mark’s patients usually have done as part of their annual checkup at the hospital.
If you no longer have follow ups at St. Mark’s or are not a patient there, then you can request that your G.P. does these as part of your Annual Long Term Condition review.
These tests may be carried out during your routine physical examination or may be used as part of a more comprehensive set of tests.
Ellie Bradshaw, Colorectal/Biofeedback Nurse formerly at St. Mark’s Hospital and now at Princess Grace Hospital, London.
“Crouch for your Pouch” – Pelvic Floor Perfection and the Importance of Emptying.
Recorded as part of the Red Lion Group Zoom into Summer series, recorded 13 October 2021. For people with IPAA (Ileal Pouch Anal Anastomosis) also known as J Pouch or internal pouch. Advice and Guidance for people with problems with pouch emptying, partial emptying and leakage.
Petya Marinova, Pouch nurse specialist at St. Mark’s Hospital in London talking about Life at St. Mark’s post pandemic and describes various initiatives in place to improve pouch care including various pouch care protocols being created by the pouch team at St. Marks Hospital to share with the wider medical community.
Gabriela Poufou – Healthy eating for patients with an internal pouch
Gabriela Poufou, Advanced Specialist Inflammatory Bowel Disease Dietitian at St. Mark’s Hospital talks about dietary issues as they relate to patients with an IPAA (Ileal-Pouch Anal Anastomosis) also known as J Pouch or internal Pouch.
A copy of the slides may also be downloaded from Resources on the Red Lion Group website.
These are the Powerpoint Slides corresponding to the webcast given by Gabriela Poufou, in the Zoom into summer 2021 series.
You can view the recording by going to /Videos/Zoom into Summer 2021
The medic alert document is a hard copy of the information shown on the Red Lion Group website at pouchsupport.org/medic. It contains a comprehensive description of what ileo-anal pouch surgery involves and the issues and challenges faced by people living with an ileo-anal pouch. It may be useful for GPs that have patients who have undergone ileo-anal-pouch surgery or other medical professionals wishing to gain a better understanding of the procedure.
Jason Bacon, CEO of St. Mark’s Hospital Foundation talks about St. Mark’s hospital clinical services at Northwick Park, Central Middlesex and beyond.