Volume 102; Issue 2 Archives - British Journal of Surgery

Volume 102; Issue 2

1st January 2015

Article

Scientific surgery. BJS 2015; 102.

Leading article

Surgical innovation. BJS 2015; 102.

Authors: C. H. C. Dejong, J. J. Earnshaw

Original article

Intraoperative fluorescence‐based enhanced reality laparoscopic real‐time imaging to assess bowel perfusion at the anastomotic site in an experimental model. BJS 2015; 102.

Authors: M. Diana, V. Agnus, P. Halvax, Y.‐Y. Liu, B. Dallemagne, A.‐I. Schlagowski et al.

Notes: Novel, real‐time imaging of bowel perfusion

Original article

Effect of local injection of mesenchymal stem cells on healing of sutured gastric perforation in an experimental model. BJS 2015; 102.

Authors: L. Liu, P. W. Y. Chiu, P. K. Lam, C. C. Y. Poon, C. C. H. Lam, E. K. W. Ng et al.

Notes: Injected stem cells enhance healing

Review

The rise of big clinical databases. BJS 2015; 102.

Authors: J. A. Cook, G. S. Collins

Notes: Becoming ubiquitous

Review

Surgery in the era of the ‘omics revolution. BJS 2015; 102.

Authors: A. D. Beggs, M. P. Dilworth

Notes: May individualize cancer treatment

Leading article

Magnetic guidance for cancer surgery. BJS 2015; 102.

Authors: B. Anninga, M. Ahmed, M. Douek

Review

Optical innovations in surgery. BJS 2015; 102.

Authors: E. de Boer, N. J. Harlaar, A. Taruttis, W. B. Nagengast, E. L. Rosenthal, V. Ntziachristos et al.

Notes: Illuminating and practical

Review

Innovation in income‐poor environments. BJS 2015; 102.

Authors: F. C. Oppong

Notes: Triumph of opportunism

Review

Robotic surgery. BJS 2015; 102.

Authors: M. Diana, J. Marescaux

Notes: March of the robots

Review

Natural‐orifice transluminal endoscopic surgery. BJS 2015; 102.

Authors: S. Atallah, B. Martin‐Perez, D. Keller, J. Burke, L. Hunter

Notes: Controlled evaluation pending

Original article

Quantitative analysis of technological innovation in minimally invasive surgery. BJS 2015; 102.

Authors: A. Hughes‐Hallett, E. K. Mayer, P. J. Pratt, J. A. Vale, A. W. Darzi

Notes: Single‐incision laparoscopic surgery spikes

Leading article

Novel approaches to surgical trials and the assessment of new surgical technologies. BJS 2015; 102.

Authors: T. D. Pinkney, D. G. M. Morton

Original article

Development of resorbable nanocomposite tracheal and bronchial scaffolds for paediatric applications. BJS 2015; 102.

Authors: G. Z. Teoh, C. Crowley, M. A. Birchall, A. M. Seifalian

Notes: Engineering triumph

Randomized trial

Randomized clinical trial of autologous skin cell suspension combined with skin grafting for chronic wounds. BJS 2015; 102.

Authors: Z.‐C. Hu, D. Chen, D. Guo, Y.‐Y. Liang, J. Zhang, J.‐Y. Zhu et al.

Notes: Adjunct to skin grafting

Original article

Biomechanical abdominal wall model applied to hernia repair. BJS 2015; 102.

Authors: M. Lyons, H. Mohan, D. C. Winter, C. K. Simms

Notes: Useful translational tool

Original article

Evaluation of a novel tissue stabilization gel to facilitate clinical sampling for translational research in surgical trials. BJS 2015; 102.

Authors: P. A. Sutton, R. P. Jones, F. Morrison, C. E. Goldring, B. K. Park, D. H. Palmer et al.

Notes: Viable option for 1week

Review

Systematic review of surgical innovation reporting in laparoendoscopic colonic polyp resection. BJS 2015; 102.

Authors: A. Currie, A. Brigic, N. S. Blencowe, S. Potter, O. D. Faiz, R. H. Kennedy et al.

Notes: Standardized evaluation protocols needed

Review

Impact of surgical innovation on tissue repair in the surgical patient. BJS 2015; 102.

Authors: R. Tevlin, D. Atashroo, D. Duscher, A. Mc Ardle, G. C. Gurtner, D. C. Wan et al.

Notes: A glimpse into the future