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Research
The Cabrini Monash University Department of Surgery remains committed to clinical research. Investigation of bowel disorders is of high priority and the department is currently involved in a number of research projects which are likely to produce useful results that could conceivably help to reduce the incidence of serious bowel disease.
- ALCCaS STUDY: Australasian, multicentre, prospective, randomised, clinical study comparing laparoscopic and conventional open surgical treatments of colon cancer in adults. P McMurrick, AL Polglase, B Stewart, I Faragher, P Sitzler and interstate and overseas investigators.
- OPTISCAN PILOT STUDY: Examination of the human colonic mucosa using the Optiscan flexible confocal endomicroscope. AL Polgase, H Debinski, W Downey, C Farmer, D Fone, P Grossberg, A Jakobovits, W Johnson, F Macrae, P McMurrick, S Pianko, A Smith, R Wale, S Woods, I Willett, Department of Epidemiology at Cabrini, Optiscan Pty Ltd, Pentax Corporation.
- CABRINI MONASH COLORECTAL CANCER REGISTRY:Development of a prospective colorectal database registry,which is unque to Australia: P McMurrick, SW Bell, P Carne, S Woods, A Polglase, KCR Farmer
- COLORECTAL SURGERY TRAINING: An assessment of"Component Training". SW Bell
MULTICENTRE RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF LAPROSCOPIC SUTURE VS
MESH REPAIR OF LARGE HIATUS HERNIA(EC 04-03-10-05). S Woods, J Chong
- RECTAL CANCER: APR rates. S Bell
- TREATMENT OF ANAL FISSURE :(EC pending) P McMurrick, A Polglase, K Binns.
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