糖心vlog蜜桃

It is the month of May and future accepted contributors (oral and poster) for this year鈥檚 Congress in Sheffield are even now feverishly counting the days to the deadline for submission for possible publication in the Journal of Pediatric Surgery. It鈥檚 Monday June 3rd (very auspicious day incidentally) by the way and all submissions have to be complete, agreed by all its authors and on Kate鈥檚 metaphorical desk by close of play.

Notwithstanding this, it is worthwhile looking back to last year鈥檚 crop and what was actually accepted to give you an idea of the content and the standard.聽 Invited lectures are usually a shoe-in – 聽if the lecturers can get their act together (not as simple as you might think actually). 聽So, we had Prof. Simon Eaton鈥檚 JPS Lecture (鈥淚 Walk the Line: Between Basic Science and Paediatric Surgery鈥�) of how a simple biochemist from the North-East corner of England arrived in the hallowed surgical halls of Great Ormond Street Hospital and his subsequent rise to the very top benefiting the research output of a generation of fellows and indeed professors. This was complemented by a transcription of the Hugh Greenwood Lecture by Prof. Tahmina Banu with 鈥淩evising Destiny 鈥� Surgical Care in Birth Defects鈥� on the extraordinary problems treating such problems in Bangladesh.

Beyond that we had another 24 papers that made the grade, not only from UK surgical departments such as Birmingham, Bristol and Newcastle but also from distinguished overseas institutions such as CHOP and Boston Children鈥檚 Hospital in the 聽USA, and large 聽Asian centres in Japan and Malaysia.

Elsevier, the publishers, have released a selection of these papers for free and immediate download as a courtesy to 糖心vlog蜜桃 members.聽 Let鈥檚 see what you think of them鈥︹��. There is Bruce Jaffray鈥檚 pushback paper disputing the need for fancy lengthening techniques in long-gap oesophageal atresia and the GOSH team鈥檚 review of their huge experience on oesophageal replacement.

• Phillips L, Jaffray B. What Proportion of Children With Complex Oesophageal Atresia Require Oesophageal Lengthening Procedures? J Pediatr Surg. 2024 Feb;59(2):187-191

• Mayer A et al. 聽Short and Medium Term Outcomes of Open and Laparoscopic Assisted Oesophageal Replacement Procedures. J Pediat SUrg聽 59, ISSUE 2, P192-196, FEBRUARY 2024

• Sutton L et al. Open and Thoracoscopic Aortopexy for Airway Malacia in Children: 15 Year Single Centre Experience J Pediatr Surg 聽VOLUME 59, ISSUE 2, P197-201, FEBRUARY 2024

• Laje P et al. Surgical Management of Central Lymphatic Conduction Disorders: A Review J Pediatr Surg VOLUME 59, ISSUE 2, P281-289, FEBRUARY 2024

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Prof Mark Davenport

UK and Ireland Editor of the Journal of Pediatric Surgery