D R . S A M E E R K A U L

PERSONAL INFORMATION DATE OF BIRTH : 11TH October 1960

MARITAL STATUS : Married

NATIONALITY : INDIA

REGISTRATION Medical Council Of India

EDUCATION 1968–1975 Burn Hall School Kashmir,India

Matriculation J&K Board Exam 1976 University of Kashmir Kashmir, India

Pre-University Course Distinction In General Science

1978-1983 Govt. Medical College,Srinagar J&K lndia 1988-1991 University of Mumbai Mumbai, lndia

1977 University of Kashmir Kashmir, lndia B.Sc Part I General Science

Distinction

1983 University of Kashmir Kashmir, lndia M.B.B.S

1991 University of Mumbai Mumbai, lndia M.S. Surgical Oncology

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CURRENT POSITION

Oct.1997–till date Apollo Cancer Institute N.Delhi, INDIA

1 . Sr . Consu l t an t Sur g i c a l & Cl in i c a l Onco l o g y & Coord ina t o r , Head o f Sur g i c a l Un i t I

Apollo Hospital is a 600 bedded corporate state-of-the-art multispeciality tertiary care centre catering to not only India, but other countries in the Indian sub continent. It is equipped with the latest technical Infrastructure and has perhaps the finest manpower this side of the world. Oncology is one of the busiest services existing and has an efficient hospital based tumour registry.

I head an independent Surgical Oncology Unit aided by 2 senior

consultants, 1 Associate Consultant, 2 post-graduate senior residents, 2 junior residents, oncology nurses and co-ordinators. Efficient coexistence with medical oncologists, haemato oncologists, and radiation oncologists ensures world class treatment, often in consultation with and endorsed by our colleagues at Memorial Sloane Kettering Cancer Centre, New York, M.D. Anderson Cancer Centre, Houston Texas and Royal Marsden Cancer Hospital, London. Our unit is a model of long distance treatment and learning (telemedicine) and maintains an unto date cancer registry.

Dec 2011–till date Artemis Cancer Institute N.Delhi, INDIA

2 . Dir e c t o r , Sur g i c a l Onco l o g y I am responsible for planning and initiating oncology services in this

private hospital in Gurgaon.

July–2011-till date Cancer Centenary Centre N. Delhi, INDIA

2 .Di r e c t o r , Can c e r Cen t ena r y Cen t r e

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Jan.1998–till date Kashmir Nursing Home, Srinagar, J&K, INDIA

3.Sr.Consul tant Surg i ca l & Clini ca l Oncology

Jan.1998–till date J&K Government J&K, INDIA

4 .Onco l o g y Adv i s e r

I am responsible for the entire planning of oncology services in this beautiful northern most state of India.

Jan.1998–till date

5 . Adv i s e r

Anti Smoking' and 'Anti Tobacco' Expert for American Cancer Society - Star Television, NDTV, D.D. Metro Channel & Zee Television.

Jan. 2003–till date Government of Mauritius MARITIUS 6 .Onco l o g y Adv i s e r

April2009–till date Apollo Bramwell Hospital MARITIUS

7. Visi t ing Consul tant Surg i ca l & Clinica l Oncology

8 . Pres ident , Breast Cancer Pat i ents Bene f i t Foundat ion

Probably India’s most wellknown NGO working in the field of cancer treatment for the economically unsound

9. Direc tor , Health Eon Pvt Ltd Recently initiated group dedicated to providing oncology solutions for healthcare providers

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PAST POSITIONS

April1995-99 Batra Hospital & Medical Research Centre India Consultant Surgical and Clinical Oncologist

Batra Hospital Is a 290 bedded state of the art multispeciality tertiary care centre catering to Northern India. Division of Oncology comprising 3 Surgical Oncologists, 2 Radiation Oncologists and 1 Haemato-Oncologists and 6 Senior and Junior Residents, is one of the Busiest specialities offering comprehensive services of the highest order, to vast numbers flocking to the Outpatient's department.

I head an independent Surgical Oncology Unit aided by two post

graduate Senior residents, dealing with all type of cancers. Availability of Frozen section diagnosis, Cytopathology, Brachytherapy and Tumor marker analysis renders precision and makes its possible to offer quality Conservative Oncological resections. Efficient Interaction exists with Neurosurgeons, Orthopaedicians and Reconstructive Surgeons in order to perform highly complex ablative and restorative procedures. Courteous counselling, the concept of kind palliation and appropriate use of occupational therapy are some of the features worthy of mention.

EXPERIENCE

Sep.1993–April1995 Batra Hospital & Medical ResearchCentre Senior Resident Surgical Oncologist N.Delhi, India n It was my responsibility to conduct outpatient services, operating

schedules and care for a substantial inpatient's material with the help of other junior colleagues. Weekly case presentations, death courts, and research work were some of the activities worth mentioning.

Nov.1992–Mar.1993 Royal Marsden Hospital London,UK

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Commonwealth Fellow n The job involved participation Incomprehensive management of

head and neck cancers at a Senior Registrar (N.H.S.) level. I was exposed to a wide range of complex ablative and reconstructive procedures. Attendance and contribution to weekly case discussions, unit audits, and journal club meetings was mandatory.

Jul. 1992–Oct.1992 Luton & Dunstable Hospital Clinical Attachment Bedfordshire, UK n Apart from Insight into routine General Surgical work at a

district general hospital level, I gained specific experience in the management of early breast cancer at the Regional Breast Screening Service and an active participation in Laparoscopic surgery.

Jul.1991–Oct.1991 B.Nanavati Hosp.& Medical Registrar in Oncology Reserch Centre, Mumbai, India

Aug.1990–Jan1991 Tata Memorial Hospital Mumbai,India

Postgraduate Student in Head & Neck Surgery

Feb.1990–Aug1990 King Edward VII Memorial Hospital Postgraduate Student in Head & Neck Surgery Mumbai, India

Aug.1988–Jan.1990 B.N.Hosp.& Medical ReserchCentre House Surgeon in General Surgery Mumbai,India

Feb.1988–Jul.1988 Tata Memorial Hospital Mumbai, India Postgraduate Student in Head & Neck Surgery Jun.1987–88 K.N.H. Shere Kashmir National Medical

Resident Medical Officer Institute Trust, J&K,India

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Jan.1985–Jun.1987 J&K Health services J&K, India Assistant Surgeon in General Surgery

Jan.1985–Jun.1987 S.M.H.S. Hospital Kashmir J&K,lndia House Surgeon in General Surgery

Oct.1983–1984 Govt. Medical College & Associated Internship Rotation Hosp.Kashmir J&K, India

n All above posts in India are recognised by the Medical Council of India as teaching posts for Higher Surgical Training (M.S. General Surgery).

n Experience afforded from these posts includes management of In-patients, out-patient work, cold & emergency operating and undergraduate teaching, all relevant to the appropriate specialty.

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STATEMENT OF OPERATIVE ABILIY

Head And Neck Sur g e r y n Scalene node biopsy n Tracheostomy n Branchial cyst excision n Drainage of Parotid abscess n Sistrunk's operation n Submandibular gland excision n Common and External carotid ligation n Modified, functional and radical neck dissections n Wide field laryngectomy n Hemiglossectomy n Tongue, Buccal macosa and alveolus Commando's n Excision of carotid body tumor n Thyroidectomies n Superficial Parotidectomy n Partial 2/3rd laryngectomy n Laryngopharyngoesophagectomy n Radical parotidectomy n Total maxillectomy n Craniofacial resection

Tho ra c i c / Card i o va s cu la r Sur g e r y n Resection anastomosis of L 1 /3rd oesophagus n Ivor Lewis Procedure n Excision of pharyngo-oesophageal diverticulum n Closed mitral valvotomy n Excision of hydatid cyst of lung n Trendlenberg ligation and Myer's stripping (varicose veins) n Oesophagocoloplasty

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n Total oesophagectomy n Pneumonectomy n Lobectomy n Mediastinal lymph mode dissection n Laparoscopic cervical sympathectomy

Gas t r o in t e s t i na l Sur g e r y n Gastrostomy n Jejunostomy n Truncal vagotomy and drainage n Closure of duodenal perforation n Resection anastomosis of small and large bowel n Appendicectomy n Colostomy - fashioning and closure n Right hemicolectomy n Cholecystojejunostomy n Cholecystectomy Open and Laparoscopic n Choledochostomy n Cystogastrostomy n Excision of hydatid cyst of liver n Partial gastrectomy n Total Gastrectomy n Haemorrhoidectomy n Perianal fistulectomy n Recamier's procedure n Combined Synchronised excision of rectum n Anterior Resection n Total proctocolectomy with ileo-anal J-Pouch anastomosis n Right hepatectomy n Whipple's operation n Retrograde Pancreatojejunostomy n Puestow's operation

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So f t T i s su e and Bone Sur g e r y n Excision of lipoma, sebaceous cyst, fibroadenoma. n Modified radical mastectomy n Complete Halsted n Conservative breast excisions n Muscle group excision n Symes Amputation n Above and below knee amputations n Hip disarticulation n Interscapulothoracic amputation

Gen i t ou r ina r y and Obs t e t r i c Sur g e r y n Nephrostomy n Pyelolithotomy n Nephrolithotomy n Radical Nephrectomy n Suprapubic cystostomy n Ureterolithotomy n Freyer's prostatectomy n T.U.R.P.and T.U.R.B.T n Wertheim's Hysterectomy n Panchysterectomy with omentectomy n L.S.C.S. n Partial &total amputations of penis n Operations for vaginal hydrocele n Orchidectomy n Radical Vulvectomy n R.P.L.N.D. n Total cystectomy with ileal conduit n Millin's prostatectomy n TURP and TURBT n Ureterovesicostomy

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Gas t r o in t e s t i na l Sur g e r y n Gastrostomy n Jejunostomy n Truncal vagotomy and drainage n Closure of duodenal perforation Pla s t i c Re c on s t ru c t i v e Sur g e r y n Z-plasty scar revision n Skin grafting n Pectoralis major myocutaneous flap n Bakamjian's flap n Estlander's flap n Abbes's flap n Osteomyocutaneous Vth rib flap for head & neck reconstruction n Latissimus dorsi myocutaneous flap for breast reconstruction n Restitution mammoplasty with rectus abdominis flap n Microvascular free radial forearm flap n Microvascular free jejunal interposition n Microvascular reimplantation of digit Trauma Sur g e r y n Burr hole, Trephine n Exploratory laprotomy for abdominal trauma n Exploratory thoracotomy for chest trauma n Splenectomy Paed ia t r i c Sur g e r y n Circumcision n Herniotomy n Orchidopexy n Diaphragmatic hernia repair n V.P.Shunt and Meningomyelocele repair n Surgiara Futagawas's procedure

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n Operation for T-O fistula n Hypospadias repair n Repair of exstrophy of bladder n Svenson's operation n Pena's operation n Endos c op i e s n Direct laryngoscopy rigid n Nasopharyngoscopy fiberoptic n Oesophagogastroduodenoscopy n Bronchoscopy n Cystopanendoscopy n Sigmoidoscopy n Laparoscopy Mis c e l l an e ou s Pro c edu r e s n Bassini’s herniorraphy n Mesh hernioplasty n Shouldice herniorrhaphy n Stoppa's G.V.R.P.S.

ONCOLOGICAL PIONEER

Initiated and popularized the use of ‘ports’ for cancer patients in India. Largest number of ports to his credit in Asia. Made a tremendous impact on cancer treatment particularly among children.

Introduced in India the concept of primary reconstruction for breast cancer patients.

Introduced and popularized the use of latest technology of Radiofrequency Ablation to treat liver, lung breast tumors in India.

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WORKSHOPS AND CONFERENCES ORGANISED A Comprehensive Study of Secondary Squamous Carcinoma in the Neck Lymph nodes from an Occult Primary, Vth International Biennial conference of Indian Association of Cancer Chemotherapists, Bombay, India- February 1989.

IVth International Workshop & Technology Transfer Programme of the Indian Society of Head & Neck Oncology, Bombay, India - December 1989.

XVth International Cancer Congress (UICC), New Delhi, India - October 1994.

International Update on Gastrointestinal Malignancies, New Delhi, India - December 1997.

Technology Transfer Programme (TTP) on Thyroid Diseases, New Delhi, India - April 1998.

Defeating Breast Cancer, Bahai Auditorium, New Delhi, India, Feburary 2005

Breast Cancer Awareness and Detection Camp, New Delhi, India - 8th-12th March2005

Cancer Detection Camp, Tata Consultancy Services, Gurgaon, Haryana, India, May 2006

Cancer Scenario 2006 – 07, Faridabad, Gurgaon, Newdelhi, Ghaziabad, India, July 2006, September 2006, June 2007, August 2007

Cancer Detection Camp for street children, New Delhi, India, January 2008

Breast Cancer Scenario 2008, Jammu, India, March 2008

Himalayan Cancer Congress 2008, Kabul, Afghanistan, August 2008

Cancer Scenario 2010, Shimla, Himachal, India. 30 October 2010

• 8 JANUARY 2011 MULTI DISCIPLINARY CANCER CARE IN 2011

§ JODHPUR, RAJASTHAN, INDIA.

• 7 MAY 2011 CANCER SCENARIO 2011

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PUBLICATIONS

Kaul S., Amln M., Misgar M.S. Emergency Cholecystectomy for acute Cholecystitis. Indian Journal of Surgery - December 1983.

Mehta S.A., Kaul S., Mehta M.S., Kelkar R.S., Mehta A.R. Phaehyphomycosis of Paranasal sinuses masquerading as a Neoplasm.

Head & Neck Surgery, January / February 1993; Vol. 15 No.1

Pasha F., Mahajan A., Kaul S., Nayyar R.V. Implantable ports in pediatric oncology patients. Apollo Medicine, Vol 1 Dec 2004; 105-108 Pasha F., Kaul S., Nayyar R.V. Malignant schwanomma of parotid gland. Apollo Medicine, Vol 1 Dec 2004; 194-196 Pasha F., Kaul S., Nayyar R.V. Angiosarcoma of larynx. Apollo Medicine, Vol 1 Dec 2004; 197-1999

 CURRENT STUDIES

Co-investigator In an international Phase-Ill trial for Chemotherapy of Advanced Breast Cancer conducted by Eli lily.

The role of preoperative Vit K in limiting operative blood loss In Indian patients undergoing Modified radical mastectomy for cancer of the breast.

Co-investigator for National Study on weekly Docetaxel as salvage chemotherapy for recurrent metastatic breast cancer conducted by Dabur

SERVICE TO COMMUNITY J & K STATE

Monthly Cancer Detection and Treatment clinic at NEW CITY Hospital, Srinagar for more than a decade

Monthly Cancer Detection and Treatment Clinic at Apollo

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Clinic, Jammu for over a decade

SOCIAL COMMITMMENT

CME’S

CONFERENCES,

FREE CANCER DETECTION CAMPS,

PUBLIC AWARENESS LECTURES,

FUND RAISERS,

TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER PROGRAMME ORGANISED

Founder & President of “Breast Cancer Patients Benefit Foundation”

An NGO devoted towards subsidising the mammoth cost of treatment of Cancer for needy and poor patients, by raising and disbursing funds CME’s (CONTINUOUS MEDICAL EDUCATION)

• 15 July 2006 Cancer Scenario 2006 Gurgaon, Haryana, INDIA.

• 12 August 2006 Cancer Scenario 2006 Faridabad, Haryana, INDIA.

• 7 May 2007 Cancer Scenario 2007 East Delhi IMA, U.P, INDIA.

• 4 August 2007 Cancer Scenario 2007 Ghaziabad, U.P, INDIA.

• 23 March 2008 Breast Cancer Scenario 2008 Jammu, J&K, INDIA.

• 11 April 2009 Breast Cancer Scenario 2009 Srinagar, J&K, INDIA.

• 30 October 2010 Cancer Scenario 2010 Shimla, Himachal, INDIA.

• 8 January 2011 Multi Disciplinary Cancer Care in 2011 Jodhpur, Rajasthan, INDIA.

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• 7 May 2011 Cancer Scenario 2011 Kampil, U.P, INDIA.

NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES • 1–3 Aug 2008 Himalayan Cancer Congress

Kabul, AFGHNISTAN

• 2 May 2010 National Workshop on Liver Cancer New Delhi, INDIA

• 12 -13 Mar 2011 Oncohematology 2011 Srinagar, J&K, INDIA • 1 -2 Sep 2011 Women & Cancer Imphal, Manipur, INDIA

PUBLIC AWARENESS LECTURES

§ 19 Dec 2005 Preventing Cancer TCS, Gurgaon, Haryana, INDIA

§ 18 Feb 2006 Defeating Breast Cancer

Bahai Auditorium, New Delhi, INDIA

§ 8 March 2007 Breast Cancer in Young Women Masonic Club, Canought Place, New Delhi, INDIA

§ June 2007 Defeating Cancer Indian Mililary Academy, Dehradoon, Dehradoon, U.P INDIA.

§ 19 Sep 2007 Preventing Cancer

Zuari Industries, Goa, Maharastra, INDIA

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§ 12 -18 Oct 2008 India Fashion Week Emporio, Vasantkunj, New Delhi,

§ May 2009 Preventing Cancer Nainital, Uttrakhand, U.P INDIA.

§ 21 Nov 2010 Do I have Breast Cancer

Rotary Club of Delhi GardenCity, New Delhi, INDIA

§ 22 October 2010 Do I have Breast Cancer

Habitat Center, New Delhi, INDIA

§ September 2011 Early Detection of Cancer Hilton GardenInn, Saket N.Delhi,

§ 2 September 2011 Preventing Cancer Shija Hospital, Imphall,Manipur

Public Awarness

National level spokeperson for health issues like Anti-Tobacco campaign, Breast Cancer Awareness

Frequent participation in debates and talk shows on social health concerns on NDTV (Bigfight), CNBC

Health spokesperson for national print and electronic media ERADICATE CANCER – Free Cancer Detection & Health Check Camps

§ 8 -12 Mar 2005 Breast Cancer Detection Week Max Panchsheel, New Delhi INDIA § 19 Dec 2005 Eradicate Cancer – Free Cancer

Detection Camp Tata Consultancy Services, Gurgaon, Haryana, INDIA.

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§ 12 Jan 2008 Cancer Detection & Health Check

Camp Street Children, Men & Women working as maids, household help of South Delhi, Hauz Khas, New Delhi, INDIA

§ 6 April 2008 Free Cancer Detection Camp

Shanti Yadav Hospital, Rewari, Uttar Pradesh, INDIA

§ 3 Aug 2008 Defeating Cancer – Free Cancer

Detection Camp Wahaj Hospital, Kabul, Afghanistan.

§ 1 Feb 2009 Kota Cancer Detection Camp

Kota, Madhya Pradesh, INDIA.

§ 24 Feb 2010 Defeat Cancer – Free Cancer Detection Camp Home help & Manual Labor class of Moti Bagh Maitri Foundation, Moti Bagh, New Delhi, INDIA

§ § 27 Mar 2010 Free Health Check & Cancer

Detection for Jhuggi Cluster I J School, Gurgaon, Haryana, INDIA

§ 25 Sep 2010 Free Cancer Detection & Health

Check Camp for Widow mothers of Vrindawan Pagal Baba Ashram, Vrindawan, U.P INDIA

§ 29 Oct 2010 Eradicate Cancer Apna Hospital,

Shimla, H.P, INDIA.

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• 9 Dec 2010 Free Health Check & Cancer Detection Camp for Rikshapullers of West Delhi Municipal Park, Rajinder Nagar, N. Delhi, INDIA.

• 9 Jan 2011 Eradicate Cancer

Jodhpur Rajasthan, INDIA. • 13 Mar 2011 Eradicate Cancer

Kashmir Nursing Home, Srinagar, J&K

• 7 May 2011 Kampil Cancer Detection & Health Check Camp Digambar Jain Dharmshala, Kampil, U.P INDIA.

• 3 May 2011 Ambala Health Check & Cancer

Detection Camp City Hospital, Ambala, Punjab, INDIA.

• 21May 2011 DCWA Health Camp DCWA Medical Center, Zamrudpur, New Delhi, INDIA

• 27 May 2011 Free Health Check & Cancer

Detection for Jhuggi Cluster I J School, Gurgaon, Haryana, INDIA.

§ 2 Sep 2011 Women & Cancer – Free Cancer Detection Camp Shija Hospital, Imphal, Manipur, INDIA.

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CENTRAL DRUG REPOSITARY

Started on 9th April 2009

It is the most vital program – the ‘Central Drug Repository’. This program is an honest attempt at providing subsidized/free lifesaving cancer drugs to ‘Below Poverty Line Patients’. Since its inception in April 2009, approximately 25 patients have benefitted by getting drugs worth Rs. 74 Lakh

TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER PROGRAMME

Seminars, lectures, discussions and other educative programs in rural, urban & suburban areas like Muradabad, Ludhiana, Gurgaon, Dehradun, Sahranpur, Indore, Kathmandu, Mauritius with an aim to educate people regarding. early detection of Cancer and thereby improve their chance with the disease

PRIZES / AWARDS

1979 National Merit Scholarship Ministry of Education & Social Welfare, Govt. of India 1981 Outstanding Debater Certificate of Merit for Cultural Activities Government Medical College 1982 Certificate of Merit for Honours in E.N.T 1983 Certificate of Merit for Honours in General Surgery 1992 A.E.P Fellowship Commonwealth Secretariat London

2008 ICH GCP Certifiacte of appriciation IGATE Clinical Research

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INTERESTS AND ACTIVITIES

Application of computers In surgery

Medical Photography

Painting - obtained prizes and certificates In painting.

PROFICIENCY IN LANGUAGES

English, Hindi, Kashmiri, Urdu, Punjabi, Marathi, Gujrati, French

REFERENCES

1. Dr. Praful Desai

MSFRCS Medical Advisor Tata Memorial Hospital Sr.Consultant - Bombay Hospital/Breach Candy Hospital Mumbai

2. Dr. Ashok R. Mehta Director Sr.Consultant B. Nanavati Hospital Mumbai.

3. Dr. Manjit S. Bains Chief of Thoracic Service Memorial Sloane Kettering Cancer Centre. New York, (USA)

4. Prof. Jaffer Ajani Gastrointestinal Oncology Service M.D. Anderson Cancer Centre 1515, Holcombe Blvd # 77 Houston Texas - 77030-4009 USA.

5. Prof. Sewa S. Legha Melanoma and Skin Cancer Service M.D. Anderson Cancer Centre 1515, Holcombe Blvd # 77 Houston Texas - 77030-4009 USA.

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