GI Surgery Annual

The twenty-seventh volume of the GI Surgery Annual covers diverse topics pertaining to gastrointestinal (GI) including hepato-pancreato-biliary (HPB) surgery. Each chapter provides an in-depth review authored by an expert with substantial experience and a strong publication record in the field. The author draws on both a thorough literature review and their own clinical experience to add a practical dimension to the chapter. Unlike standard textbooks, this volume answers real-life dilemmas surgeons frequently encounter in their clinical practice, such as when to operate, the safest and most effective approach to use and how to manage difficult surgical scenarios. The book also addresses controversies as well as recent advances in the field.

The book is a must-read for residents pursuing MCh/DrNB courses in Surgical Gastroenterology/GI Surgery or HPB Surgery who are preparing for examinations or want to strengthen their clinical knowledge. It is also valuable for MS/DNB General Surgery students seeking a deeper understanding of a topic than what is typically offered in standard textbooks.