Jeske Boeding

Jeske Boeding is a Researcher in the Surgery department at Erasmus MC, focusing on colorectal cancer and surgical oncology. Their work emphasizes optimizing surgical approaches for patients with acute right-sided obstructing colon cancer, including preoperative care protocols and long-term outcomes analysis. Boeding has contributed to prospective and retrospective studies evaluating treatment efficacy and survival rates in such cases.

Research interests include surgical outcomes, obstruction management, and patient optimization strategies in oncological emergencies. They completed a doctoral thesis in 2024 titled 'Management and long-term outcome in obstructing colon cancer.' Collaborations involve multidisciplinary teams addressing colorectal carcinoma and surgical protocols. Their studies have been published in journals like European Journal of Surgical Oncology and BMC Gastroenterology.

Key contributions include the PREOCC study protocol and analyses of surgical delays' impact on survival rates. Boeding's work bridges clinical practice and research, advancing evidence-based strategies for colorectal cancer patients.