Pete Sagar Profile
Pete Sagar

@petesagar7

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Professor of Colorectal Surgery at University of Leeds. Colorectal and Emergency General Surgeon at Leeds Teaching Hospitals.

Leeds, England
Joined June 2015
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@petesagar7
Pete Sagar
5 years
Great work. Cambridge model of gradual recruitment of enthusiastic EG surgeons, with appropriate sub-specialist and organisational support (radiology, dedicated theatre and ambulatory unit) appears to be the way forward. @IainId @asgbi
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5 years
Enhancing the emergency general surgical service: an example of the aggregation of marginal gains. We have published our initial experience with combined EGS and specialist work ⁦@ACPGBI⁩ ⁦@asgbi⁩ ⁦@bottomdoc⁩ ⁦@Neil_J_Smart⁩ 👀
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@ACPGBI delighted to announce election results of inaugural Early Years Consultant Network Committee with congratulations to @kjadams_surg Muhammad Imran Aslam @BhallaAsh Cat Boereboom Ioanna Panagiotopoulou @AaronQuyn @paulo_sutt Jeremy Williamson #EYCN @Dukes_Club @YouESCP
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⭐Access ACP⭐ - Exciting new initiative from @ACPGBI Weekly Q&A videoconference sessions for our Members to discuss the challenges of #COVID-19 recovery. 1st session resuming elective surgery on 21 May Registration opens tomorrow https://t.co/0XU5ROOM4y @Dukes_Club @TPFSuk
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@petesagar7
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10 years
To sum up, encourage lap approach, centralise and don't dismiss all pouch problems as pouchitis #DDF2015
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DDF2015
10 years
Pouch vaginal fistula - best treatment? #DDF2015 http://t.co/vtdkzFdbn5
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10 years
@the_official_jm @pelicanhere @rafeeq_rm Agree, follow up benefits patients as well as giving us good long term data on outcomes #DDF2015
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DDF2015
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#DDF2015 Fertility seems to better with laparascopic surgery @JayneEaden - from @petesagar7 http://t.co/F5MgH0ZkcT
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Pete Sagar
10 years
Stages depends mainly on drugs. Be careful with steroids above 15mg and biologicals . Subtotal colectomy first in these folk #DDF2015
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Pete Sagar
10 years
Yes individual skills and experience at getting out of trouble are also v important #DDF2015
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Pete Sagar
10 years
Patient reported outcomes seem to be the trendy new thing Ms Harji #DDF2015
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DDF2015
10 years
We need to avoid pouch rectostomy #DDF2015 - From @petesagar7 http://t.co/FqbGrDnl5a
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Pete Sagar
10 years
Agree with centralisation. Numbers are crucial - not an op for the occasional pouch surgeon #DDF2015
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Pete Sagar
10 years
Re Outcomes - suggest unit outcomes rather than individuals. We work as teams #DDF2015
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Pete Sagar
10 years
Re rates of complications- yes especially since the recent Montgomery ruling #DDF2015
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Pete Sagar
10 years
Best to concentrate skills. Especially in terms of post op and long term problems #DDF2015
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Pete Sagar
10 years
Patient happy with good quality of life and not wishing to return to a stoma #DDF2015
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10 years
Depends on your definition of success #DDF2015
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10 years
Depends on your definition of success #DDF2105
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Pete Sagar
10 years
Folk rarely keen to go for an ileostomy. Can be good for some but not for most patients #DDF2015
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Pete Sagar
10 years
Thank you, Bob. So, on we go with pouch surgery. Who? How? Laparoscopic ? Problems? Challenges? #DDF2015
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