A standardised approach to the pathological dissection and reporting of pelvic exenteration specimens: Recommendations from the UK Pelvic Exenteration Network ( UKPEN )

J. Aldridge; Caroline Young; J. Tiernan; Aaron Quyn; D. Tolan; J. T. Jenkins; E. Burns; A. Martinez; A. C. Bateman; A. Mirnezami; K. Boyle; C. Richards; G. Matthews; Gabriele Kohnen; N. P. West

doi:10.1111/codi.70433

March 26, 2026Colorectal Disease

A standardised approach to the pathological dissection and reporting of pelvic exenteration specimens: Recommendations from the UK Pelvic Exenteration Network ( UKPEN )

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The aim is to standardise the pathological dissection and reporting of pelvic exenteration specimens to improve patient outcomes.
Recommendations developed by the UK Pelvic Exenteration Network (UKPEN)
Emphasis on quality assurance and auditable standards
Focus on enhancing multidisciplinary collaboration
Improved quality of pathology reports
Increased consistency in patient care
Facilitation of national and international research efforts

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Recommendations standardise pelvic exenteration pathology, enhancing patient care and facilitating research.

Abstract

Standardisation of pelvic exenteration pathology will contribute to optimal patient care, enhance multidisciplinary learning and service development, provide quality assurance and auditable standards and facilitate national and international research.

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