MIRRORS Study
Minimally Invasive Robotic Surgery, Role in Optimal Debulking Ovarian Cancer, Recovery & Survival – Project endorsed by NIHR
MIRRORS is a new UK based feasibility study, based in Guildford, UK, exploring the role of Robotic interval debulking surgery for ovarian cancer. We would like to determine whether, in selected patients, robotic surgery offers improved quality of life and recovery with equivalent overall and progression free survival.
The study is available to women who have had chemotherapy prior to surgery, have a pelvic mass ≤8cm and don’t have another reason for requiring open surgery such as extensive disease requiring liver / upper Gastro-intestinal surgical support.
MIRRORS VIDEO SERIES
MIRRORS is an exciting trial that seeks to provide advanced ovarian cancer surgery with Robotics, slashing recovery times and improving the quality of life of women with this disease. Watch our video series to find out more.
Updates from the researchers desk
Enhanced recovery shown in revolutionary robotic ovarian cancer surgery study – led by team from GRACE and the Royal Surrey County Hospital
Advanced ovarian cancer patients who receive robotic surgery benefit from improved recovery, which could allow them to start chemotherapy and the journey to recovery sooner, our new study has found. The study, MIRRORS, is sponsored by Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust and funded by GRACE. It is an initial clinical study to assess the feasibility of a larger-scale trial, and has the potential to greatly improve recovery and quality of life for women having surgery for
What are your thoughts on Robotic Surgery?
What are your thoughts on Robotic Surgery? What do you think about Robotic Surgery? We want to hear your thoughts so fill in our 5-minute survey to help us shape the future of Ovarian Cancer Treatment! Whether you've had Ovarian Cancer, know someone who has, work in healthcare or are just interested in the future of healthcare, we'd love to hear from you. The survey will take you around 5 minutes to complete and will ask
Good News for the MIRRORS study
Update From The Researcher Desk: Good News for the MIRRORS study MIRRORS, an exciting trial conceived by Mr Butler-Manuel, (Consultant in Gynaecological Oncology and Director of Gynae-oncology Robotic Surgical Epicentre), and run by Christina Uwins (Senior Clinical Research Fellow in Robotic Gynaecological Oncology) in Guildford seeks to provide advanced ovarian cancer surgery with Robotics, slashing recovery times and improving the quality of life of women with this disease. The MIRRORS Study has recently received a wide
Update From The Researcher Desk: Groundbreaking MIRRORS study
Update From The Researcher Desk: Groundbreaking MIRRORS study at the Gynae-oncology Robotic Surgical Epicentre in Guildford By Christina Uwins MIRRORS – Robotic surgery for advanced ovarian cancer to improve recovery and quality of life following surgery. MIRRORS, an exciting trial conceived by Mr Butler-Manuel, (Consultant in Gynaecological Oncology and Director of Gynae-oncology Robotic Surgical Epicentre), and run by Christina Uwins (Senior Clinical Research Fellow in Robotic Gynaecological Oncology) in Guildford seeks to provide advanced ovarian cancer
Groundbreaking MIRRORS Study Featured on BBC Surrey
MIRRORS Study on BBC Radio Surrey With Simon Butler-Manuel and Christina Uwins Mr Simon Butler-Manuel, the founder of GRACE, and Dr Christina Uwins a Senior Clinical Research Fellow in Robotics, went onto BBC Radio Surrey to talk about the groundbreaking MIRRORS study and give helpful advice about knowing the signs and symptoms of ovarian cancer. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p09bsczp
MIRRORS Study on Brooklands Radio
MIRRORS Study on Brooklands Radio With Simon Butler-Manuel and Christina Uwins Simon Butler-Manuel, the founder of GRACE, and Christina Uwins a Senior Clinical Research Fellow in Robotics went on Brooklands Radio to talk to Jill Bennet about the MIRRORS study and how this exciting project will help women diagnosed with ovarian cancer. https://www.brooklandsradio.co.uk/podcasts/GraceMirrors2021-03-18.mp3
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