Join us in Oxford on Thursday 22 April 2027 for the fourth Oxford Gastro-Oesophageal Symposium.
This year's programme takes on the questions shaping upper GI care. Can new technology change how we diagnose and treat UGI disease? How should we train the next generation of UGI surgeons? Where do the controversies in benign surgery stand, and what does robotics really add? An international faculty from Europe, Asia and North America will lead the discussion. The day also includes a keynote from John Reynolds and a debate on whether surgeons will still have a role in treating oesophageal cancer.
The symposium is open to consultants, trainees, allied health professionals, medical students and patient advocates. Places are limited, so please register early.
This is a fully in-person event.