This webinar will review functional bowel outcomes following rectal resection, with a focus on Low Anterior Resection Syndrome (LARS) and ileal J-pouch reconstruction. Participants will gain an understanding of the underlying physiology contributing to altered bowel habits, urgency, and incontinence after surgery. The session will also cover practical approaches to evaluation, patient counseling, and both medical and non-operative management strategies. Case-based discussion will be used to highlight real-world challenges and improve APP confidence in managing these complex postoperative patients.
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All courses included — $39.95 / year
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WhenNov 17, 2026
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