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Hybrid robotic TAMIS for massive rectal polyp—A video vignette

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By Timothy J. Kenyon-Smith, Grace A. Nguyen, Thomas Barnes
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Dear Editor, We present a surgical video describing a hybrid robotic trans-anal minimally invasive surgery (TAMIS) for a massive benign rectal polyp as an alternative to total mesorectal excision. The patient presented is a frail comorbid 93 male, suffering from large volume mucous discharge secondary to a massive rectal polyp. The polyp extends from the anal verge to 9 cm, sparing the anterior rectum. Histology confirmed low-grade dysplasia, with no evidence of malignancy.
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Robotic right hemicolectomy with CME and omentectomy, HIPEC and right parietal peritonectomy - A video vignette

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By Jonathan Tiong, Thomas Barnes, Amy Thomas, Satish Warrier
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Synthesis of a nanoscale Cu(II)31-oxo-carboxylate cluster, and effect of Cu–oxo cluster size on visible-light absorption

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By Thomas Barnes, Jack Payne, Sebastian D. Pike
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Synthesis of a nanoscale Cu(ii)31-oxo-carboxylate cluster, and effect of Cu–oxo cluster size on visible-light absorption† Thomas J. Barnes, a Jack Payneb and Sebastian D. Pike *a Abstract Cu16–Cu31 Cu(II)-oxo-carboxylate clusters are reported, including those with condensed 1.5 nm Cu–O cores supported exclusively by O-donor ligands.
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