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The Association of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland (ASGBI) represents general surgery and all its related specialties throughout the UK and Ireland.
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    ASGBI
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    Aug 20
    Join us on 1st October in Belfast or online for an informative, practical and interactive session designed to help surgeons better understand and navigate the medicolegal landscape. Free for all to attend, you can find out more and register here - events.asgbi.org.uk/asgbievents/in…
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    ASGBI
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    Aug 18
    🚨 ASGBI Lead for Digital Surgery, Robotics & Innovation - closing date: 31st August This is an exciting opportunity to lead ASGBI’s work across digital surgery, robotics, AI and emerging technologies - driving innovation, developing meaningful partnerships with members and
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    ASGBI
    @asgbi
    Aug 14
    Interested in research? Preparing for the FRCS Academic Station? Thinking about a higher degree? Join The Dukes' Club, ASiT, Roux Group and The Moynihan Academy for a FREE one-day Surgical Research Course covering: - Writing a scientific paper - Crash course in statistics -
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    ASGBI
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    Aug 12
    Seeing more. Treating better. Join us for our upcoming webinar, supported by Stryker, on Thursday 17 September. We’ll be diving into how advanced imaging is changing colorectal surgery, from ICG fluorescence to intelligent perfusion assessment with insights from Mr Jonathan
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    ASGBI
    @asgbi
    Jul 30
    📢Registration is now open for our new webinar, Seeing more, treating better: How advanced imaging is transforming colorectal surgery. Join us on Thursday 17 September to hear Miss Kat Baker (Oxford) and Professor Ronan Cahill (Dublin) discuss how fluorescence imaging and AI are
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