1. To enhance understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the lower GI tract and how alterations in these aspects can lead to various clinical conditions. 2. To analyze different types of lower GI clinical cases, their symptoms, patient profiles, and barriers to diagnosis. 3. To improve diagnostic skills through the evaluation of diverse case studies and hypothetical patient scenarios relating to lower GI disorders. 4. To discuss the current evidence-based treatment approaches and strategies for managing lower GI disorders and the rationale behind these treatments. 5. To stimulate critical thinking and collaboration by discussing and exchanging ideas regarding complex lower GI cases and potential solutions.