Celebrations of the latest successful MD student Michael Sideris with his supervisors and his examiner Professor Emanuele Lezoche. Note the modest quality of the drinks and surroundings, so typical of UK academics.
The trinity (trinitas Τριάς) at King;s College Hospital.
The Professor with two aspiring youngsters to fill his shoes; Dr Heneghan who is leading the Institute of Liver Disease into medical history and Mr Papagrigoriadis who has resuscitated colorectal surgery at King's so it is now an International clinical and academic player in minimally invasive colorectal surgery.
The Secretary of Health addressing his public after being
briefed by the Professor on how to run the NHS.
At a banquet with the most eminent Professor Sakamoto
Professor Bjarnason at Southwark Cathedral,
students' graduation day
In a friends house in Japan
Prof with a famous lady
Three delightful and marvellous Chinese women that facilitated my lecture
tour of China. Collectively they introduced me to food worthy of a chapter in
Michaels Winners Cook Book despite the fact that there is very little food in sight!
The good of NSAID research: Prof and Prof. Francis Chan
Despite his name (Prof Angel Lanas) he is the bad boy of NSAID-research,
Prof and Prof Grigoris Potamianos from Athens
Prof with Prof. Sam Adler the king of capsule enteroscopy in Trafalgar Square.
Two cool, shifty looking guys hanging out.
Both have stories to tell but John beat me to it. Read his book
(Life Between the Lines: A Memoir by John Izbicki). He did the fox trot
with Mrs. Thatcher, saved the Open University and numerous other
important educational institutes, but was also up to mischief!
A great book, a man worthy of a picture with the Professor.
Professor with Prof Kudo from Japan who has redefined colonoscopy.
Not only has he done over 150.000 colonoscopies, has designed his own forceps
(The Kudo Forceps), has his own colon polyp classification system, does not require pathologist to determine the histologic grading of polyps, average time to caecum
is 90 seconds, but he was humble with regards the company he was with
when the picture was taken!
In Svalbard, mid day Dec 2012, no daylight.
The calpro gang.
Inge who discovered calprotectin, Steinar the CEO of Calprotectin and Prof
who did most of the clinical work. Faecal calprotectin is now the most rapidly
growing gastrointestinal test in the world.
Just behind us at Svalbard was this intriguing warning sign