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College of Surgeons, AMM – Council 2015-2016 2

Organising Committee 3

Message from the President of the College of Surgeons, AMM 4

Message from the Organising Chairperson 5

43rd A M Ismail Orator – Dato’ Dr J C Mehta 6 Citation by Robert Jalleh

Invited Speakers 7

Pre-Congress Workshops (1 – 9) 8 – 16

Programme Summary 17

Daily Programme 18 – 28

Post-Congress Workshops (1 – 2) 29

Conference Information 30

Floor Plan & Trade Exhibition 31

Acknowledgements 32

CONTENTS

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PRESIDENT Peter Wong Toh Lee

SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT Hanafiah Harunarashid

HON SECRETARY April Camilla Roslani

HON TREASURER Rohan Malek

COUNCIL MEMBERS Chin Kin Fah

David Choon Siew Kit

Ismail Sagap

Liew Ngoh Chin

Lim Kean Ghee

Lokman Saim

Ng Wuey Min

Nur Aishah Taib

COLLEGE OF SURGEONS, AMMCOUNCIL 2015 – 2016

Hanafiah Harunarashid

Rohan Malek

Nur Aishah Taib

April Camilla Roslani


Lim Kean Ghee

Liew Ngoh Chin

Chin Kin Fah

Lokman Saim

Peter Wong Toh Lee

Ng Wuey Min

Ismail Sagap

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ORGANISING CHAIRPERSON April Camilla Roslani

SCIENTIFIC CHAIRPERSON Hanafiah Harunarashid

SOCIAL MEDIA Luqman Mazlan

COMMITTEE MEMBERS Peter Wong Toh Lee

Rohan Malek


Lim Kean Ghee

Nur Aishah Taib

Chin Kin Fah

Lokman Saim

Liew Ngoh Chin

Ismail Sagap

Ng Wuey Min

ORGANISING COMMITTEE

Hanafiah HarunarashidRohan Malek

Nur Aishah Taib

Nurhashim Haron



Lim Kean Ghee

Liew Ngoh Chin

See Mee Hoong

Chin Kin Fah

Dina Syazana Ho

Lau Peng Choong

Chong Hoong Ying

Lokman Saim

Sandip Kumar

Ng Char Hong

Peter Wong Toh Lee

Luqman Mazlan

Nora Abdul Aziz

Ismail SagapVairavan Narayanan

Nik Ritza Kosai Nik Mahmood

Chong Hoong Ying

Dina Syazana Ho

Lau Peng Choong

Ng Char Hong

Nik Ritza Kosai Nik Mahmood

Nora Abdul Aziz

Nurhashim Haron

Sandip Kumar

See Mee Hoong

Vairavan Narayanan

Yoong Boon Koon

Ng Wuey Min

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A very warm welcome to all of you to the Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM) of the College of Surgeons, Academy of Medicine of Malaysia, to be held at Shangri-La Hotel in Kuala Lumpur, from 13th to 15th May 2016.

This year, our ASM is special in many ways. The theme, taken from the Greek Mythology “Between Scylla and Charybdis”, describes the dilemma of today’s surgeons when they face critical moments in “Navigating the Treacherous Waters of Modern Surgery” whereby patients’ lives are at risk. Surgeons dread to deal with high risk patients undergoing high risk operations. In a rural setting, a surgeon may also have no choice but to carry out emergency or salvage operation even though he has not been specifically trained for it.

In this modern world, surgeons are expected to keep abreast with the latest advances and best practice, and to stay on par with their peers. With the increased expectation and demand from patients or relatives, they can be pressurised into new treatment options which may not be the best for the patients.

This ASM serves to update our surgeons and trainees. The workshops provide hands-on opportunity for participants to enhance their operative skills. The sharing of ways and means on how best to care for our patients will help promote professional integrity and responsibility towards delivering the best and safe practice.

This ASM covers several areas of interests. A symposium is dedicated specifically to “Women in Surgery”, in recognition of their contributions. The summit meeting of the ASEAN Federation of Surgical Colleges is held for the first time in Malaysia. The Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons of Glasgow is participating in this meeting by having a surgical symposium. This meeting incorporates the 3rd Asian Trauma Congress and a separate one-day programme for the nurses and medical students has also been incorporated.

This gathering of experts, surgeons, doctors, medical students and allied medical staff will provide an opportunity for the sharing of knowledge and experience. It serves as a forum for regional and international collaboration, and helps to foster fellowships and networking.

I hope you will have a great time here. Malaysia has a rich cultural heritage with multi-ethnicity and multi-cultural base, and offers a wide variety of Asian culinary. We hope you will take time off to visit the places of interest both in and outside of Kuala Lumpur.

Peter Wong Toh Lee

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OFTHE COLLEGE OF SURGEONS, AMM

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The past year has been a difficult one for surgeons. While ‘primum non nocere’ remains the cornerstone of our practice, the interventional nature of surgery can result in surgeons being held accountable, even for recognized complications, by disgruntled patients. Trial-by-media increasingly shapes public perception of a surgeon’s ability and conduct. Surgery is painted in shades of black or white, when it is actually many shades of grey, a fact that the judiciary is not always equipped to recognize.

Even our interactions with peers and subordinates have been placed under scrutiny. Surgery, it seems, is a hostile environment, with a culture of discrimination, sexual harassment and bullying, where working time directives may have adversely affected surgical training while not preventing burnout. The profession is facing attack from every conceivable direction. Unaddressed, fewer and fewer will contemplate surgery as a career.

It is a surgeon’s nature to battle on, and it was during a particularly trying time last year that I was reminded of another battle: Odysseus, the Greek hero, steering his ship between two perilous foes – Scylla, a vicious multi-headed monster, and Charybdis, a cavernous deadly whirlpool. Passing too closely to either would mean certain death.

This is the dilemma often faced by surgeons, whether deciding the adoption of new technologies, maintaining surgical standards, ensuring the well-being of trainees, working in multi-disciplinary teams without losing autonomy, navigating work-life balance, conducting ethical research or grappling with complex medicolegal issues. Do, or do not – both could have fatal consequences for a patient, or a career.

Ironically, neither Scylla nor Charybdis were originally monsters, but cursed by selfish gods denied their desires. Our solutions, therefore, must be multi-pronged: improve ourselves, educate others, and work with our perceived foes to reach a common goal: better patient outcomes, reduced surgeon burnout and better quality of life for all.

To that end, the Organising Committee has assembled a comprehensive programme addressing each of these issues, with stellar speakers from near and far. And to celebrate the Golden Jubilee of the Academy of Medicine of Malaysia, the College of Surgeons is proud to present an expanded Congress programme.

We have an unprecedented number of pre- and post-congress workshops; plenaries and symposia addressing critical issues in clinical decision-making, research and training; international collaborations with the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, the ASEAN Federation of Surgical Colleges and the Asian Trauma Congress; and, for the first time, concurrent programmes for medical students and nurses. Our hugely popular meet-the-expert sessions return with topics ranging from controversies in breast-conserving surgery to the thorny problem of faecal incontinence. Issues regarding the dearth of women in surgery will be addressed in an inaugural half-day symposium.

We are greatly honoured to have some very special guests: the Malaysian Director-General of Health, Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah, who has graciously agreed to officiate; Dato’ Dr J C Mehta, our esteemed AM Ismail Orator, a pioneer in Malaysian surgery; and Malaysia’s Iron Lady herself, Tan Sri Rafidah Aziz, who, as a past Minister of Trade and Industry, is well-placed to deliver the Golden Jubilee Plenary.

Finally, we hope to have the pleasure of your company at our Greek-themed Gala Dinner. Dust off your chitons and peplos, and put on your laurel wreaths to be our best-dressed for the night! With special performances and a sumptuous buffet, it is our small way of thanking you for taking time out of your busy schedules to be with us.

May CSAMM 2016 help us steer to safer waters in the coming year!


MESSAGE FROM THE ORGANISING CHAIRPERSON

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Dato’ Dr Jasper Cuthbert Mehta is an illustrious giant of Malaysian Surgery. Born in 1934, he qualified in Medicine at the University of Malaya, Singapore, in 1958, and obtained the Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, in 1966. He served as Consultant Surgeon in many states in the country culminating with his appointment as Head of Surgery for the nation when he was posted to Hospital Kuala Lumpur, in 1983. Dato’ Mehta was President of this College from 1993 to 1996.

Throughout his career, he introduced many surgical procedures and specialised clinical services. More importantly, he trained and motivated numerous surgeons who are now senior surgical leaders themselves.

Dato’ Mehta possesses many admirable qualities. He is respected for his ethics, integrity and the willingness to learn from all, including those many years his junior. In fact, I first met Dato’ when I was working under Professor MMS Krishnan at the University Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, in the mid 1980s. Dato’ Mehta, then head of national surgical services with the Ministry of Health, had come to observe and learn operative techniques in transhiatal oesophagectomy.

This enthusiasm to constantly acquire new knowledge and skills, and to share his vast experience and wisdom, continues unabated today, when he has the responsibility of being Person-in-Charge of a large private hospital in Kuala Lumpur.

Our surgical fraternity recognises Dato’ Mehta as an inspiring doyen and a true friend.

43RD A M ISMAIL ORATION – DATO’ DR J C MEHTACitation by DR ROBERT JALLEH

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AUSTRALIA

Graeme CampbellElisabeth Elder

Patrick Tan

INDONESIA

Dedy PratamaHendro Sudjono Yuwono

Kiki LukmanPatrianef

Suhartono

KOREA

David Kwon

NEW ZEALAND

John Windsor

PHILIPPINES

Joel Macalino

SINGAPORE

Benjamin ChuaHo Kok Sun

Jaideepraj RaoJimmy So

Melissa TeoTeo Li Tserng

SPAIN

Monica Millan

TAIWAN

Huang Chih-Kun

THAILAND

Narain ChotirosniramitSupakorn Rojananin

Thanyadej Nimmanwudipong

UNITED KINGDOM

Ian ColquhounJudy Evans

David GallowayDavid Jayne

Simon Paterson-BrownRachel Thomas

MALAYSIA

Abdul Jamil AbdullahAfizah Salleh

Ahmad Faizal PerdausAkhtar Qureshi

Andre DasAnita Baghawi

April Camilla RoslaniAvatar Singh

Azim IdrisAzman Abu Bakar

Azmi AliasBaharuddin Abdullah

Chang Keng WeeChin Kin Fah

Christopher HoDharmendra Ganesan

Farhana FadzliFarrah Hani Imran

Freda MeahHanafiah Harunarashid

Harichandran ThambynayagamHisham Muda

Hussain B MohamadImi Sairi bin Ab Hadi

Ismail SagapJalina KarimClarence Lei

Lokman SaimMahmud Mohd Nor

Marina Mat Baki

Mohammad Shukri JahitMohd Hamzah KamarulzamanMohd Razif Mohamad Yunus

Mohd Yusof Abdul WahabNik Ritza Kosai Nik Mahmood

Nik Safiah Nik IsmailNoor Ashani

Noor Hisham AbdullahNor Aina Emran

Nor Hezlin binti Syed Tahir JalaluddinRaja Lexshimi a/p Raja Gopal

Rashid SubahanRafidah Aziz

Rizal AlwiRohan MalekSandip KumarS Selvalingam

Sherene Azura AzliTan Kia Lean

Teh Guan ChouVairavan Narayanan

Vickneswaran MathaneswaranYip Cheng Har

Yoong Boon KoonZainah MohamedZainal Ariffin Azizi

Zakaria ZahariZamyn Zuki

Zulkifli Zainuddin

INVITED SPEAKERS

(Speakers’ Biodata can be accessed online at www.csamm.asm.my)

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BREAST ONCOPLASTIC LIVE SURGERY (LEVEL 2 AND 3)Date : 12th May 2016, Thursday

Time : 0730 – 1800 hrs

Venue : Menara Selatan, 13th Floor, University Malaya Medical Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Convenor : See Mee Hoong

This course will explore Level 2 and 3 oncoplastic approach to breast conserving and pedicled flap reconstructive surgery to improve the oncological and aesthetic outcomes of breast cancer surgery. A systematic approach from principles, treatment planning, oncoplastic surgical techniques will be presented. This is to achieve the best cosmetic results in breast cancer surgery without compromising cancer surgery outcomes.

PROGRAMME

0730 – 0800 Registration and breakfast

0800 – 0815 Welcome speech & Opening ceremony

0815 – 0845 Lecture 1: Principles in oncoplastic breast conserving surgery Elisabeth Elder

0900 – 1000 Case work-up for Case 1 – Central tumour oncoplastic surgery – OT Case 1 Suniza Jamaris

1030 – 1130 Case work-up for Case 2 – Therapeutic mammoplasty – OT Case 2 Teh Yew Ching

1130 – 1230 Lunch Symposium 3

1230 – 1300 Lecture 2: Overview and case work-up for Case 3 – Scarless LD flap Sasithorn Sujarittanakarn

1300 – 1600 OT Case 3

1600 – 1630 Lecture 3: Scarless latissimus dorsi flap Supakorn Rojananin

1630 – 1700 Managing complications and follow-up in oncoplastic breast surgery Elisabeth Elder

1700 – 1800 Q & A and discussion

*Disclaimer: The Oncoplastic course is a demonstration of techniques and not a credentialing course

PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOP 2

BASIC SURGICAL SKILLSDate : 27th February 2016 – Heat 1

19th March 2016 – Heat 2

26th March 2016 – Finals

Venue : Advanced Surgical Skills Centre, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur

Convenor : Hanafiah Harunarashid


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ADVANCED LAPAROSCOPIC SUTURINGDate : 12th May 2016, Thursday

Time : 0830 – 1645 hrs

Venue : Simulation Lab, Anatomy Department, Faculty of Medicine, University Malaya Medical Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Convenor : Lau Peng Choong

Faculty : Lau Peng Choong, Pok Eng Hong, Siow Sze Li, Rajkumar Vinayak

WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION

In laparoscopic surgery, intracorporeal suturing is an advanced skill. Mastering this skill is difficult and there is a steep learning curve. However, it is essential that every laparoscopic surgeon possesses this skill in their armamentarium as it can help them get out of difficult situations. Many procedures are limited by this step as well. If a surgeon can suture well inside, most procedures can be done laparoscopically.

This one-day intensive practical workshop aims to address this issue by helping the participants progress from basic to advanced laparoscopic suturing. The workshop is delivered by experienced laparoscopic surgeons, providing laboratory-based practice of basic and advanced laparoscopic suturing using dry and wet models.

PROGRAMME


0900 – 0910 Welcome address

0910 – 0930 Requirements for laparoscopic suturing – Port placement, needle holders, knot pushers, suitable suture length and ergonomics

0930 – 1000 Video + live demo : Needle introduction, handling, loading, driving through tissue, extraction

1000 – 1030 Video + live demo : Intracorporeal knotting – Interrupted, continuous, slip knot

1030 – 1045 Tea

1045 – 1230 Practical skills sessions (Dry lab)

1230 – 1330 Lunch

1330 – 1400 Laparoscopic suturing in GI surgeries

1400 – 1430 Video + live demo : Extra-corporeal knots

1430 – 1545 Practical skills session (Wet Lab)

1545 – 1600 Tea

1600 – 1630 Assessment (Intra-corporeal suturing and knotting)

1630 – 1645 Q & A, feedback and course closure


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HANDS-ON OPEN INGUINAL AND VENTRAL HERNIA – DOWN TO BASICSDate : 10th May 2016, Tuesday

Time : 0730 – 1700 hrs

Venue : Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia Medical Centre, Hospital Canselor Tuanku Muhriz, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Course Director : Nik Ritza Kosai Nik Mahmood

Organising Committee : Nik Ritza Kosai Nik Mahmood, Mustafa Mohamed Taher, Siti Zalizawati Zainol Abidin

Faculty : Nik Ritza Kosai Nik Mahmood, Mustafa Mohamed Taher

AIMS OF WORKSHOP

1. To provide purely hands-on experience on standard techniques of open hernia repair

2. Concept lectures on different technique of hernia repair including how to avoid complication and tips and tricks on open hernia repair

PROGRAMME


0800 – 0815 Welcome speech Nik Ritza Kosai Nik Mahmood

0815 – 0830 Inguinal hernia anatomical aspects Mustafa Mohamed Taher

0830 – 0850 Inguinal hernia open surgical repair Nik Ritza Kosai Nik Mahmood

0850 – 0900 Ideal mesh (Johnson & Johson)

0900 – 1700 Hands-on surgery


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MASTERCLASS IN CANCER SURGERY IN THE GENERAL SURGICAL SETTINGWith the participation of Malaysian Nursing Society, Malaysian Society of Colorectal Surgeons and Breast Chapter of the College of Surgeons

Date : 11th May 2016, Wednesday

Time : 0800 – 1730 hrs

Venue : Menara Selatan, 13th Floor, University Malaya Medical Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Convenor : Nur Aishah Taib

The main objective of this one-day workshop is to update Malaysian surgeons on the evolving treatment of breast and colorectal cancer. The lectures and interactive sessions include updates on screening, diagnostics, surgical margins and axillary staging in breast cancer and role of screening, diagnostics, neoadjuvant chemo-radiation and surgery in colorectal surgery.

A parallel session on evolving roles and responsibilities of cancer care personnel and an introductory course on breaking bad news and risk communication skills will be included.

Breast and colorectal cancer make up 30% of all cancers in Malaysia. The talks and interactive sessions include updates on surgical margins and axillary staging in breast cancer and the role of screening and treatments in colorectal surgery. The evolving roles of nurses in breast care and stoma nursing will be presented. A parallel session on the latest updates on skills for breaking bad news at diagnosis, shared decision making and a hands-on communication skills workshop will be conducted.

PROGRAMME0800 – 0845 Registration and breakfast0845 – 0900 Welcome address Nur Aishah Taib

BREAST CANCER0900 – 0920 Epidemiology of breast cancer in Malaysia Nur Aishah Taib0920 – 0940 Breast cancer screening Teh Yew Ching0940 – 1000 Diagnosis of breast cancer Saladina Jaszle Jasmin

1000 – 1020 Tea1020 – 1040 Updates on surgical approach to the breast See Mee Hoong1040 – 1100 Axillary staging in breast cancer Tan Gie Hooi1100 – 1120 Updates in systemic therapy in breast cancer Mastura Md Yusof

COMBINED1120 – 1200 Staging for cancers Ho Gwo Fuang1200 – 1300 Role of surgery in metastatic cancer Ho Gwo Fuang, Mastura Md Yusof, Teh Yew Ching Case study: Suraya Baharudin


COLORECTAL CANCER1400 – 1420 Epidemiology of colorectal cancer in Malaysia Sarkunnathas Muthusamy1420 – 1440 Colorectal cancer screening Wan Khamizar Wan Khazim1440 – 1500 Colorectal cancer diagnosis Ismail Sagap1500 – 1520 Surgical approach to colorectal cancer Paul Selvindoss1520 – 1540 Surgical management of liver metastases Yoong Boon Koon1540 – 1600 Chemoradiation in colorectal cancer Ho Gwo Fuang1600 – 1620 Tea1620 – 1730 Panel discussion: Navigating diagnosis and treatment in Malaysia – Working within and across systems Panelists: Sarkunnathas Muthusamy, Fitzgerald Henry, Nor Aina Emran, Mohamad Yusof Hj Abdul Wahab


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PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOP 5 [continued]

PROGRAMME FOR MASTERCLASS IN CANCER PATIENT CARE IN MALAYSIA (CONFERENCE ROOM 2, LEVEL 13, SOUTH TOWER, UNIVERSITY MALAYA MEDICAL CENTRE, KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA)0800 – 0850 Registration and breakfast

0850 – 0900 Welcome address Khatijah Lim Abdullah

0900 – 0930 Updates on screening, diagnosis and treatment for breast cancer Saladina Jaszle Jasmin

0930 – 1000 Updates on screening, diagnosis and treatment for colorectal cancer Ismail Sagap

1000 – 1030 Ostomy bill of rights: providing care for the new ostomate Rozita Mohamad

1030 – 1100 Tea

1100 – 1130 Navigating and caring for patients in breast cancer surgery Suhaida Musthaffa

1130 – 1150 Supporting patients at diagnosis Nur Haidzat Abdul Wahid

1150 – 1210 The ABCs of breaking the news at diagnosis Nur Aishah Taib

1210 – 1230 Alternative medicine use in cancer patients Chui Ping Lei

1230 – 1300 Shared decision making in oncology practice Marniza Saad


1400 – 1600 Communication skills workshop Ranjit Kaur, Elsie Liaw, Khatijah Lim Abdullah, Suhaida Musthaffa, Nur Haidzat Abdul Wahid

1600 – 1620 Tea

1620 – 1730 Forum in main auditorium

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3RD ASIAN TRAUMA CONGRESSDate : 12th May 2016, Thursday

Time : 0800 – 1615 hrs

Venue : Advanced Surgical Skills Centre, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur

Convenor : Razman Jarmin

Section : Challenges in trauma

Organising Chairman : Razman Jarmin


0845 – 0900 Welcoming speech Razman Jarmin

0900 – 0945 PLENARY 1 Trauma surgery in austere environment – Lahad Datu revisited Rizal Imran Alwi

0945 – 1045 MASTERCLASS IN TRAUMA I1. Managing the vascular injury of the exterimities Hanif Hussein2. Guidelines in managing blunt pancreatico-duodenal injuries Affirul Chairil Ariffin

1045 – 1100 Tea

1100 – 1230 MASTERCLASS IN TRAUMA 21. Approach in managing neurosurgical trauma Ainul Syahril Fazli2. Approach for renal injury Praveen Singham3. Role of interventional radiology in trauma Nur Yazmin Yaakob

1230 – 1315 Lunch Symposium Effective and safe haemostatic agent

1400 – 1445 PLENARY 2 Trauma centres: Will trauma centres work? An emergency physician’s perspective Ismail Saibon

1445 – 1545 Battle of the wits1. Trauma resuscitation should be run by emergency physicians2. Male doctors make better trauma specialist

Surgical and emergency physician trainees

1545 – 1615 Pop quiz


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SCIENCE OF TISSUE MANAGEMENT (Johnson & Johnson)Date : 11th May 2016, Wednesday

Time : 0900 – 1745 hrs

Convenor & Chairperson : Sandip Kumar

Main Faculty : April Camilla Roslani, Vickneswaran Mathaneswaran, Chong Hoong Yin

Supporting Faculty : Vikram Jaisinghani, B Satyanand Shastri

SoTM : “HOW DO WE CONNECT THE NEEDS OF TISSUE, TO THE SKILLS OF THE SURGEON, TO THE BENEFITS OF THE PATIENT”

This workshop is targeted to surgical trainees and medical students and provides a platform with hands-on opportunity where sound understanding and in-depth knowledge on device-tissue interaction and Science of Tissue Management (SoTM) can be obtained. It would involve sharing the latest information and innovations in Stapling, Energy Devices, Abdominal Wound Closure and Intra-operative Bleeding Management and will be divided into a morning lecture session and an afternoon hands-on lab session.

LECTUREVenue : Clinical Auditorium, Faculty of Medicine, University Malaya Medical Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia


0930 – 0940 Welcome address April Camilla Roslani

0940 – 0950 Introduction to Science of Tissue Management (SoTM); Overview and history B Satyanand Shastri

0950 – 1050 SoTM ENERGY April Camilla Roslani

1050 – 1100 Tea

1100 – 1130 Lab demonstration; Electricity April Camilla Roslani

Q & A

1130 – 1230 SoTM Stapling Zaidi Zakaria

1230 – 1300 SoTM Bleeding Management Vickneswaran Mathaneswaran

1300 – 1330 SoTM Abdominal Wall Closure Azim Idris

1330 Lunch

End of lecture session

HANDS-ON & LAB DEMONSTRATION

Clinical Skills Unit, Faculty of Medicine, University Malaya Medical Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

1430 – 1640 Lab stations:

1. ENERGY; Ultrasound and Bipolar April Camilla Roslani

2. Open Stapling; NTLC and CDH Chong Hoong Yin

3. Endo Stapling; GST and Powered Echelon Zaidi Zakaria

4. Bleeding Management; Fibrillar and SNoW (deployment method) Vickneswaran Mathaneswaran

5. Abdominal Wound Closure; Loop PDS, Single strand PDS with self-locking knot and Stratafix Azim Idris

1630 – 1645 Tea

1645 – 1745 Lab demonstration continues

1745 Closing & Group photo

End of lab demo session


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NON-TECHNICAL SURGICAL SKILLS (NOTSS) – SAFER OPERATIVE SURGERY (SOS) FOR HIGH PERFORMING TEAMS IN THE OPERATING THEATREDate : 12th May 2016, Thursday

Time : 0830 – 1700 hrs

Venue : Bilik Serbaguna, Faculty of Medicine, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur

Invited Faculty : Simon Paterson-Brown, Lim Kean Ghee, Andre Das, April Roslani, Yeap Chee Loong

(Introducing the role of human factors and non-technical skills)

An extended workshop of lectures, interactive discussion and video scenarios


0900 – 0915 Introduction

0915 – 0945 Background to adverse events in healthcare and the global response

0945 – 1015 Human factors and their role in adverse events and healthcare

1015 – 1045 What makes a successful operating theatre team?

1045 – 1100 Coffee/Tea

1100 – 1145 Non-technical skills in the operating team. NOTSS, ANTS and SPLINTS

1145 – 1230 Cognitive skills, barriers and solutions

1230 – 1330 Lunch

1330 – 1430 Social skills, barriers and solutions

1430 – 1530 Team brief, checklist and de-brief

Take-away tips

Assessment of video scenarios

1530 – 1545 Tea

1545 – 1645 Discussion


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WOMEN IN SURGERY SYMPOSIUM – REVERSING THE NUMBERSDate : 15th May 2016, Sunday

Time : 0730 – 1300 hrs

Venue : Johor Room, Shangri-La Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Convenor : April Camilla Roslani

Faculty : Freda Meah, Yip Cheng Har, Tunku Sara Tunku Ahmad Yahya, Monica Millan, Melissa Teoh, Farrah Hani Imran, Judy Evans

Researchers : Sarinah Low, Anthonia Uzoigwe

Malaysia aspires to developed nation status by the year 2020. Nevertheless, provision of healthcare still lags behind that expected of developed nations in a number of areas. In particular, Malaysia is critically short of specialist surgeons, with a ratio of approximately 0.3 per 100 000 population, as compared to the US, which has 8 per 100 000 population.

While more than 5000 junior doctors are currently being produced every year, women form less than 10% of surgeons in Malaysia, and less than 20% of surgical trainees. This is despite medical school enrolments of women comprising more than 60% of the total intake. It is critical that we address the reasons why very few go on to a career in surgery, whether it’s work-life balance issues, gender discrimination, bullying etc. if we are to ensure adequate surgical services for the nation in the future.

It is with this in mind that the College of Surgeons Annual Scientific Meeting in 2016 (concurrent with the Academy of Medicine’s Golden Jubilee) is organising a half-day symposium looking at the current status, obstacles and issues, as well as developments in future, with regards to redressing the balance of women in surgery. A distinguished panel of speakers and mentors has been assembled, to share their experiences coming through the ranks, to help generate discussion from students, trainees and junior surgeons on strategies and tips for success. It is hoped that this would culminate in the establishment of a Women’s Chapter within the College, to help mentor trainees to achieve success.

PROGRAMME

0730 Registration and breakfast

0730 – 0900 Focus group discussion (by invitation only)

0900 – 0910 Welcome and introductions

0910 – 0920 Background – Why do we need this symposium? April Camilla Roslani

0920 – 1030 Panel discussion / Mini-lectures

Career pathways in surgery:• BreastYip Cheng Har• ColorectalMonica Millan, April Camilla Roslani• EndocrineFreda Meah• Orthopaedics/Hand&MicrosurgeryTunku Sara Tunku Ahmad Yahya• PlasticsJudy Evans, Farrah Hani Imran• SurgicalOncologyMelissa Teoh

1030 – 1045 Tea / Lucky draw

1045 – 1130 Panel discussions / Mini-lectures All panelists• Genderbias–Implicit• Genderbias–Explicit

• Obstaclestoacareerinsurgery• Work-lifebalance

1130 – 1200 Panel discussion / Mini-lectures Support groups / Networks / Women’s Chapter

1200 – 1255 Survey / Networking

1255 – 1300 Summary

1300 Lunch (Sarawak Room)

INTRA-CONGRESS WORKSHOP

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DateTime

13th May 2016 Friday

14th May 2016 Saturday

15th May 2016 Sunday

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0830 – 0900 PLENARY 1 - Keynote Address PLENARY 313 14 15

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1130 – 12001 2 3

1200 – 1230 Ethicon Prize Presentations

Surgical Debate

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1230 – 1300 LUNCH SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM (Merck Sharp & Dohme)

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1300 – 1330LUNCH SATELLITE

SYMPOSIUM (Olympus)

Presidents Round Table

Lunch Meeting

LUNCH1330 – 1400

FRIDAY PRAYERS1400 – 1430

1430 – 1500 PLENARY 2 PLENARY 5 - Golden Jubilee

1500 –1530 SYMPOSIA PLENARY 6 - RCPSG

1530 – 16004 5 6

SYMPOSIA

1600 – 163010 11 12

1630 – 1700 STATE-OF-THE-

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FREE PAPER 1

FREE PAPER 21700 – 1730

1730 – 1800 TeaBreast Chapter Annual Meeting

1800 – 1830(1730 – 1900)

43RD ANNUALGENERAL MEETING1830 – 1900

1930 – 2230 FACULTY DINNER (by invitation only) GALA DINNER

13th May 2016 (Friday) and 14th May 2016 (Saturday)

1300 – 1400 Women In Surgery Focus Group Discussion (by invitation only)

PROGRAMME SUMMARY

Tea & Poster Viewing

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0730 – 0830 MEET-THE-EXPERTS 1 | Hepatobiliary KELANTAN ROOM

Moderators: YOONG BOON KOON, KOH PENG SOON

Advances in understanding acute pancreatitis and their implicationsJohn Windsor (New Zealand)

0730 – 0830 MEET-THE-EXPERTS 2 PENANG ROOM

Moderators: NOR AINA EMRAN, TAN GIE HOOI

Controversies in breast conserving surgeryElisabeth Elder (Australia), Supakorn Rojananin (Thailand), Farhana Fadzli (Malaysia)

0830 – 0900 PLENARY 1 | Keynote Lecture SABAH ROOM

Chairperson: PETER WONG TOH LEE

The delivery of health services for tomorrow’s Malaysia: Challenges and solutionsNoor Hisham Abdullah (Director-General of Health, Malaysia)

0900 – 1030 OPENING CEREMONY SABAH ROOM

Guest-of-Honour : Noor Hisham Abdullah, Director-General of Health, Malaysia

43RD A M ISMAIL ORATION

An unforgettable surgical journeyJ C MehtaCitation by Robert Jalleh

1030 – 1100 Tea / Poster Viewing / Exhibition

1100 – 1230 SYMPOSIUM 1 | Colorectal – Beware Greeks Bearing Gifts SABAH ROOM

Chairpersons: SANDIP KUMAR, CHONG HOONG YIN

1.1 Anastomotic leak: The do’s and don’ts Akhtar Qureshi (Malaysia)

1.2 Is radical surgery still necessary? The role of fluorescence imaging in intraoperative colorectal cancer staging David Jayne (UK)

1.3 When your friendly obstetrician calls: To repair OASI or not? Monica Millan (Spain)

1.4 When surgical colleagues ask a favour… Re-operative surgery for haemorrhoids Ismail Sagap (Malaysia)

1.5 Surgery for advanced colorectal cancer: How far should one go? Melissa Teo (Singapore)

1100 – 1230 SYMPOSIUM 2 | Breast Surgery – Less Is More: Last Of The Amazons KEDAH ROOM

Chairpersons: NUR AISHAH TAIB, HARJIT KAUR PERDAMEN

2.1 Dilemmas in surgical management of early breast cancer Yip Cheng Har (Malaysia)

2.2 Risk-reducing mastectomy – Who and how Elisabeth Elder (Australia)

2.3 Controversies in the management of metastatic breast cancer Supakorn Rojananin (Thailand)

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1100 – 1230 SYMPOSIUM 3 | Vascular – Devil’s Advocate SARAWAK ROOM

Chairpersons: PATRIANEF, AZIM IDRIS

3.1 The challenges of being a vascular surgeon in a developing country Suhartono (Indonesia)

3.2 Ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm: Between the devil and the deep blue sea Zainal Ariffin Azizi (Malaysia)

3.3 Endovascular stenting of abdominal aortic aneurysm: Should we now be treating small aneurysms? Benjamin Chua (Singapore)

3.4 Creating arterio-venous fistula (AVF), an expert’s job? Tan Kia Lean (Malaysia)

1230 – 1330 Lunch Satellite Symposium (Merck Sharp & Dohme) SABAH ROOM

Chairperson: TIKFU GEE

Deep neuromuscular blockade: Is it necessary?Patrick Tan (Australia)

1300 – 1400 Women In Surgery Focus Group Discussion (by invitation only) KEDAH ROOM

1330 – 1430 Friday Prayers

1430 – 1500 PLENARY 2 | To Ask The Oracle At Delphi… SABAH ROOM

Chairperson: APRIL CAMILLA ROSLANI

Robotic surgery for colorectal cancer: The future, or the past?David Jayne (UK)

1500 – 1630 SYMPOSIUM 4 | Asian Surgical Trauma Update SARAWAK ROOM

Chairpersons: RAZMAN JARMIN, MOHD YUSOF ABDUL WAHAB

4.1 The best option for hemostasis in trauma haemostasis Joel Macalino (Philippines)

4.2 Ribs fracture: Surgery vs conservative management Narain Chotirosniramit (Thailand)

4.3 The open abdomen in trauma – The options for closure Rizal Alwi (Malaysia)

4.4 Managing mass casualties Teo Li Tserng (Singapore)

1500 – 1630 SYMPOSIUM 5 | The Head And The Neck – The Seven Heads Of Hydra KEDAH ROOM

Chairpersons: LOKMAN SAIM, KONG MING HAN

5.1 Non-selective recurrent laryngeal nerve repair in unilateral vocal fold paralysis Marina Mat Baki (Malaysia)

5.2 Preservation of great auricular nerve in parotid surgery Avatar Singh (Malaysia)

5.3 Nasopharyngectomy. Open versus endoscopic approach Baharuddin Abdullah (Malaysia)

5.4 Secret window to parapharyngeal space tumour Mohd Razif Mohamad Yunus (Malaysia)

DAILY PROGRAMME13TH MAY 2016 (FRIDAY) [continued]

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DAILY PROGRAMME13TH MAY 2016 (FRIDAY) [continued]

1500 – 1630 SYMPOSIUM 6 | ASEAN Federation Of Surgical Colleges Symposium SABAH ROOM


6.1 Delivery of surgical services to the rural areas – A global challenge Azman Abu Bakar (Malaysia)

6.2 Modernizing surgery in Indonesia Kiki Lukman (Indonesia)

6.3 The residency programme: Is it a suitable model for ASEAN? Ho Kok Sun (Singapore)

6.4 Surgical training in Thailand Thanyadej Nimmanwudipong (Thailand)

1630 – 1730 STATE-OF-THE-ART LECTURE SABAH ROOM

Chairperson: FREDA MEAH

Evolution of thyroid and parathyroid surgery under local anaesthesia: Back to the future? Noor Hisham Abdullah (Malaysia)

1630 – 1730 FREE PAPER 1 SARAWAK ROOM

1630 – 1730 FREE PAPER 2 KEDAH ROOM

1730 – 1800 Tea

1730 – 1900 43RD ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING KEDAH ROOM

1930 – 2230 FACULTY DINNER (by invitation only) SHANG PALACE

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VENUE: SELANGOR ROOM

0800 – 0830 Registration

0830 – 0900 Breast cancer awareness: What nurses know and don’t knowRaja Lexshimi a/p Raja Gopal (Malaysia)

0900 – 1030 OPENING CEREMONY Guest-of-Honour : Noor Hisham Abdullah, Director-General of Health, Malaysia

1030 – 1100 Tea / Poster viewing / Exhibition

1100 – 1130 Nurses day celebration

1130 – 1200 Nurses career pathway: Are we on the right track?Nik Safiah Nik Ismail (Malaysia)

1200 – 1230 Organisational and upbringing cultures: Unseen factors in influencing outcomesZainah Mohamed (Malaysia)

1230 – 1300 Inter-professional collaboration: Tie the knotJalina Karim (Malaysia)

1300 – 1430 Lunch

1430 – 1530 Forum: Empowerment of nurses in clinical managementPanelists : NOOR HISHAM ABDULLAH, FARRAH HANI IMRAN, NIK SAFIAH NIK ISMAIL, WAN FATIMAH WAN DAUDModerators: SITI RABIKATUN DATO’ MOHD ZAIN, SUHAIMI SULAIMAN

1530 – 1600 SYMPOSIUM

1530 – 1545 Common Q & A for stoma patientNor Hezlin binti Syed Tahir Jalaluddin (Malaysia)

1545 – 1600 Burn dressingSusan Ong (Product Manager of Convatec)

1600 – 1730 Hands-on session

1730 – 1800 Tea & end session

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0730 – 0830 MEET-THE-EXPERTS 3 | Upper GI / Bariatric KELANTAN ROOM

Moderators: CHIN KIN FAH, MOHAMMAD SHUKRI JAHIT

Managing complications in upper GI surgery: A fine line between cancer and bariatric surgeryJaideepraj Rao (Singapore), Simon Paterson-Brown (UK), Huang Chih-Kun (Taiwan)

0730 – 0830 MEET-THE-EXPERTS 4 | Vascular PENANG ROOM

Moderator: TAN KIA LEAN, HANAFIAH HARUNARASHID

Radiofrequency ablation of varicose veins, expert forum / mini workshopDedy Pratama (Indonesia), Patrianef (Indonesia), Benjamin Chua (Singapore), Hanafiah Harunarashid (Malaysia)

0830 – 0900 PLENARY 3 | Between Scylla And Charybdis SABAH ROOM

Chairperson: YEAP CHEE LOONG

Surgical specialisation, have we gone too far?Simon Paterson-Brown (UK)

0900 – 0930 PLENARY 4 | The Royal Australasian College of Surgeons Plenary SABAH ROOM

Chairperson: ABDUL JAMIL ABDULLAH

Bullying, discrimination and sexual harrassment: A blight on a noble professionGraeme Campbell (Australia)

0930 – 1000 ASEAN FEDERATION OF SURGICAL COLLEGES FORUM SABAH ROOM

Moderators: APRIL CAMILLA ROSLANI, HANAFIAH HARUNARASHID

ASEAN free trade agreement / Mutual recognition agreement (MRA) – Where do we stand? Panelists: Presidents of Colleges of Surgeons of ASEAN Countries

JOINT DECLARATION ON THE MUTUAL RECOGNITION AGREEMENT (MRA)

1000 – 1030 Tea / Official Poster Presentations / Exhibition

1030 – 1200 SYMPOSIUM 7 | Surgical Controversies 1 SABAH ROOM

Chairpersons: LIM KEAN GHEE, MOHD HAMZAH KAMARULZAMAN

7.1 Should the FRCS be brought back? Chang Keng Wee (Malaysia)

7.2 Medical tourism: Opportunity or threat? Sherene Azura Azli (Malaysia)

7.3 Can surgical training take place in private hospitals? Lokman Saim (Malaysia)

7.4 Centralisation of services: Does it make sense? Azman Abu Bakar (Malaysia)

7.5 Surgeons and disaster relief: Are we ready? Ahmad Faizal Perdaus (Malaysia)

1030 – 1200 SYMPOSIUM 8 | Endocrine Surgery SARAWAK ROOM

Chairpersons: SHAHRUN NIZA, SAROJAH ARULANANTHAM

8.1 Locally advanced thyroid cancer: Management dilemma Nor Aina Emran (Malaysia)

8.2 Persistent and recurrent hyperparathyroidism Hussain B Mohamad (Malaysia)

8.3 Prophylactic central compartment dissection in papillary carcinoma of thyroid – To do or not Hisham Muda (Malaysia)

8.4 Surgery for uncontrolled hyperthyroidism Anita Baghawi (Malaysia)

8.5 Difficult thyroid surgery: Tips and tricks Imi Sairi bin Ab Hadi (Malaysia)

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1030 – 1200 SYMPOSIUM 9 | Bariatric / Metabolic Surgery KEDAH ROOM

Chairpersons: LAU PENG CHOONG, POK ENG HONG

9.1 Metabolic syndrome: Should surgery be the first line? Jaideepraj Rao (Singapore)

9.2 Surgery on the obese: High risk surgery, or slow, “painful” death? Chin Kin Fah (Malaysia)

9.3 Novel techniques in bariatric surgery Huang Chih-Kun (Taiwan)

9.4 Metabolic surgery – Is it doomed to a premature death? David Galloway (UK)

9.5 Completing the job: Cosmetic issues following bariatric surgery Farrah Hani Imran (Ireland/Malaysia)

1030 – 1200 ASEAN Federation Of Surgical Colleges 5th Summit Meeting (by invitation only) BOARDROOM A


1200 – 1300 ETHICON PRIZE PRESENTATIONS SABAH ROOM

Chairperson: NUR AISHAH TAIB

1200 – 1300 SURGICAL DEBATE – “We need more women in surgery” SARAWAK ROOM

Proposer : Reena Prhiya Ramasamy, Dina Syazana Ho, April Camilla RoslaniOpposer : Joshua Ling En Sheng, Ismail Sagap

1300 – 1430 Lunch Satellite Symposium (Olympus) SABAH ROOM

Moderator: MOHAMMAD SHUKRI JAHIT

Minimal access surgery in gastric cancer – Where are we?Jaideepraj Rao (Singapore)

1300 – 1430 Presidents Round Table Lunch Meeting BOARDROOM A

1300 – 1400 Women In Surgery Focus Group Discussion (by invitation only) KEDAH ROOM

1430 – 1500 PLENARY 5 | Golden Jubilee Plenary – “The Odyssey” SABAH ROOM

Chairperson: KANDASAMI PALAYAN

Towards healthcare leadership in the regionRafidah Aziz (Malaysia)

1500 – 1530 PLENARY 6 | The Royal College Of Physicians & Surgeons Of SABAH ROOM Glasgow Plenary – The Labours Of Hercules

Chairperson: YIP CHENG HAR

Up the Zambezi river – Surgery with limited resourcesDavid Galloway (UK)

1530 – 1700 SYMPOSIUM 10 | The Royal College Of Physicians & Surgeons Of SABAH ROOM Glasgow Symposium

Chairperson: DAVID GALLOWAY

1530 – 1535 Introduction and welcomeDavid Galloway

1535 – 1600 Emergency department thoracotomy: Tips and tricks in penetrating traumaIan Colquhoun

1600 – 1615 Ethical dilemmas in surgical practice Rachel Thomas

1615 – 1630 Is there a role for ERAS in thoracic surgery?Ian Colquhoun

1630 – 1645 A case worth consideringRachel Thomas

1645 – 1700 Problems, politics, participation and professionalism. The role and relevance of a Royal College in 2016David Galloway

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DAILY PROGRAMME14TH MAY 2016 (SATURDAY) [continued]

1530 – 1700 SYMPOSIUM 11 | Neurosurgery – Awakening Morpheus KEDAH ROOM

Chairpersons: AZMI ALIAS, HARICHANDRAN THAMBYNAYAGAM

11.1 Communication, management and transfer of a neurosurgical patient from a general unit Vickneswaran Mathaneswaran (Malaysia)

11.2 Mild head injuries – Are the consequences mild Dharmendra Ganesan (Malaysia)

11.3 Intraoperative imaging – The future of surgery Vairavan Narayanan (Malaysia)

11.4 Endoscopic neurosurgery – Where are we headed? Azmi Alias (Malaysia)

1530 – 1700 SYMPOSIUM 12 | Upper GI Surgery – Slaying The Nemean Lion SARAWAK ROOM

Chairperson: NIK RITZA KOSAI NIK MAHMOOD, YEAP CHEE LOONG

12.1 The biology of gastric cancer: Why it is so aggressive? Jimmy So (Singapore)

12.2 Neoadjuvant chemotherapy versus chemoradiotherapy in the management of oesophageal cancer – A surgeon’s perspective Simon Paterson-Brown (UK)

12.3 Resection of liver metastasis in gastric cancer: Can we follow the colorectal model? Jimmy So (Singapore)

12.4 Upper GI training in Malaysia: Current and future challenges Mohammad Shukri Jahit (Malaysia)

1700 – 1730 OFFICIAL VIDEO PRESENTATIONS

1700 – 1730 Tea & Poster Viewing

1730 – 1830 Breast Chapter Annual Meeting KEDAH ROOM

1930 – 2230 GALA DINNER SABAH ROOM

Theme : Hippocrates and All Things GreekDress Code : Greek, Glam and Glitter (Formal)

1930 Cocktail and arrival of guests and delegates

2000 Welcome speech by Professor Dr April Camilla Roslani, Organising Chairperson, CSAMM ASM 2016 Speech by Dr Peter Wong Toh Lee, President, College of Surgeons, AMM

2015 Dinner is served Golden Jubilee Academy of Medicine visual presentation

2020 Jazz fusion live band

2050 Introduction of new Council Members of College of Surgeons, AMM Medical Student Basic Surgical Skills Award – President’s Medal Lucky draw


2130 Poster, Abstract and Video Presentation Awards CSAMM 2016 and Gala Dinner Sight And Sounds Presentation of the K W Chang Challenge Trophy Best Dress Awards


2215 SMA Alhady Medal Presentation Ethicon Prize Presentation Final lucky draw

2230 Finale Dinner ends

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VENUE: SELANGOR ROOM

0730 – 0800 Registration

0800 – 1000 SYMPOSIUM 1 | Preparing Myself To Be A SurgeonChairperson: GERALD TAN

1.1 Research during clinical years – How do I do it and why is it useful? April Camilla Roslani (Malaysia)

1.2 All you need to know about the MRCS & FRCS Hanafiah Harunarashid (Malaysia)

1.3 Early preparation for a career in surgery – The MOH perspective Zainal Ariffin Azizi (Malaysia)

1.4 How do I increase my chances of getting into the Masters programme? – the university perspective Ismail Sagap (Malaysia)

1.5 Direct entry programmes• Cardiothoracicsurgery

Mohd Hamzah Kamarulzaman (Malaysia)

• Neurosurgery Vairavan Narayanan (Malaysia)

• Orthopaedicsurgery Ng Wuey Min (Malaysia)

• Urology Rohan Malek (Malaysia)

1000 – 1030 Tea / Official Poster Round / Exhibition

1030 – 1200 SYMPOSIUM 2 | Opportunities overseasChairperson: OSCAR CHEONG

2.1 The UK surgical training: Opportunities for non-EU trainees Judy Evans (UK)

2.2 Surgical training in Australia Graeme Campbell (Australia)

2.3 Training opportunities in Singapore Benjamin Chua (Singapore)

1200 – 1300 SURGICAL DEBATE – “We need more women in surgery” Proposer : Reena Prhiya Ramasamy, Dina Syazana Ho, April Camilla RoslaniOpposer : Joshua Ling En Sheng, Ismail Sagap

1300 – 1430 Lunch

1430 – 1600 SYMPOSIUM 3 | The First Step In SurgeryChairperson: HENG HIAN EE

3.1 Is surgery the right choice for me? Panelists: ANDRE DAS, SANDIP KUMAR, AFIZAH SALLEH

3.2 Achieving the ultimate work-life balance Farrah Hani Imran (Ireland/Malaysia)

3.3 The fast track – Acceleration in the fast lane Zamyn Zuki (Malaysia)

1600 – 1700 BEST POSTERS PRESENTATION

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0700 – 0800 MEET-THE-EXPERTS 5 | Urology KELANTAN ROOM

CircumcisionModerator: ROHAN MALEK

Ritual muslim circumcision – Technical issues, when, where and by whomNoor Ashani (Malaysia)

“Clamp” circumcision – Indications, devices available and techniquesRashid Subahan (Malaysia)

Neonatal & paediatric circumcision – How I do itClarence Lei (Malaysia)

Circumcision complications – Cases, pitfalls and medico legal consequenceClarence Lei (Malaysia)

0700 – 0800 MEET-THE-EXPERTS 6 | Colorectal PENANG ROOM

‘To Hades And Back...’Moderators: NURHASHIM HARON, LUQMAN MAZLAN

Surgery for faecal incontinenceDavid Jayne (UK)

0900 – 1300 WOMEN IN SURGERY SYMPOSIUM (refer to Intra-Congress Workshop on page 16) JOHOR ROOM

0800 – 0930 SYMPOSIUM 13 | Surgical Controversies 2 SABAH ROOM

Chairpersons: ISMAIL SAGAP, LIM KEAN GHEE

13.1 Lung metastasectomy – When, why and how? Mohd Hamzah Kamarulzaman (Malaysia)

13.2 Brain metastases – Is it the end of the road or have we just started? Harichandran Thambynayagam (Malaysia)

13.3 What is the actual age for paediatric surgery? 12 or for life? Zakaria Zahari (Malaysia)

13.4 Death of general surgery? Over my dead body! Abdul Jamil Abdullah (Malaysia)

13.5 Empyema thoracis: Medical or surgical treatment? Mohd Yusof Abdul Wahab (Malaysia)

0800 – 0930 SYMPOSIUM 14 | Free Paper 2: Motion Pictures KEDAH ROOM

Chairpersons: CHIN KIN FAH, NURHASHIM HARON

0800 – 0930 SYMPOSIUM 15 | Urology – The Castration Of Uranus SELANGOR ROOM

Chairpersons: CLARENCE LEI, AZAD HASSAN RAZACK

15.1 Male Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms (LUTS) – Can it be Over Active Bladder (OAB)? Rohan Malek (Malaysia)

15.2 Prostatic Specific Antigen (PSA) and prostate cancer screening – Where do we stand today? Teh Guan Chou (Malaysia)

15.3 Prevention, diagnosis and management of ureteric injuries S Selvalingam (Malaysia)

15.4 Late onset hypogonadism – Myth or reality? Christopher Ho (Malaysia)

15.5 Men’s health – Hard to heart talk? Zulkifli Zainuddin (Malaysia)

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0930 – 1015 SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM (AstraZeneca) SABAH ROOM

Chairperson: HANAFIAH HARUNARASHID

Adenocarcinoma of the gastro-oesophageal junction; The rise of a silent killerNik Ritza Kosai Nik Mahmood (Malaysia)

1015 – 1030 Tea

1030 – 1200 SYMPOSIUM 16 | Surgical Education And Training SABAH ROOM

Medea’s Cauldron Of RegenerationChairpersons: ZAIDI ZAKARIA, NASSER MUHAMMAD AMJAD

16.1 Surgical training: If I can turn the clock back Freda Meah (Malaysia)

16.2 The lost tribe of surgical doctors Abdul Jamil Abdullah (Malaysia)

16.3 Parallel pathway: Is it what the country needs now? Zainal Ariffin Azizi (Malaysia)

16.4 Surgical training: How long should it be? Mahmud Mohd Nor (Malaysia)

16.5 The house officer training – The journey to Mount Olympus: A gladiator’s voyage Zamyn Zuki (Malaysia)

1030 – 1200 SYMPOSIUM 17 | Hepatobiliary SELANGOR ROOM

Chairpersons: RAZMAN JARMIN, R KRISHNAN

17.1 Role of surgery in borderline resectable pancreatic carcinoma John Windsor (New Zealand)

17.2 Advances in laparoscopic hepatectomy David Kwon (Korea)

17.3 Treatment of hepatocellular carcinoma in Malaysia Yoong Boon Koon (Malaysia)

17.4 Developments in living donor liver transplantation David Kwon (Korea)

1030 – 1200 SYMPOSIUM 18 | Surgical Grand Rounds KEDAH ROOM

Chairpersons: HANAFIAH HARUNARASHID, DAVID GALLOWAY

18.1 Hospital Sultanah Bahiyah18.2 Hospital Raja Permaisuri Bainun Ipoh18.3 Hospital UIAM Kuantan18.4 Hospital Sultanah Aminah18.5 Hospital Chipto Mangunkusumo

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DAILY PROGRAMME15TH MAY 2016 (SUNDAY) [continued]

1200 – 1300 HOW I DO IT SESSION 1 SABAH ROOM

Chairpersons: NG CHAR HONG, LAU PENG CHOONG

1.1 Anal fistula plug David Jayne (UK)

1.2 How to deal with crocodile bites David Galloway (UK)

1.3 Facial Botox Farrah Hani Imran (Malaysia)

1.4 VATS for empyema thoracis Mohd Yusof Abdul Wahab (Malaysia)

1200 – 1300 HOW I DO IT SESSION 2 SELANGOR ROOM

Chairpersons: LUQMAN MAZLAN, VAIRAVAN NARAYANAN

2.1 Novel coffee dressings Hendro Sudjono Yuwono (Indonesia)

2.2 External ventricular drainage, ICP catheter insertion and extradural haemorrhage decompression – The neurosurgical way Azmi Alias (Malaysia)

2.3 How to turn away a private patient Judy Evans (UK)

2.4 Chemoport insertion – how a vascular surgeon does it Azim Idris (Malaysia)

1300 – 1400 Lunch

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LASER HAEMORRHOIDO PLASTY (LHP) AND FISTULA LASER CLOSURE (FiLAC) LIVE SURGERYDate : 17th May 2016, Tuesday

Time : 0800 – 1700 hrs

Venue : Operating Theatre, University Malaya Medical Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Faculty : April Camilla Roslani

Convenors : Chong Hoong Yin, Nora Aziz

PROGRAMME


0830 – 0900 Welcome address and short lecture

0900 – 1000 Live surgery – LHP – Laser Hemorrhoido Plasty


1100 – 1200 Live surgery – FiLaC – Fistula Laser Closure

1200 – 1300 Lunch and short lecture



1500 – 1600 Live surgery – FiLaC – Fistula Laser Closure

1600 – 1700 Q & A and discussion

POST-CONGRESS WORKSHOP 1

SILENT MENTOR CADAVERIC WORKSHOP : HOW TO DEAL WITH TRAUMADate : 18th May 2016, Wednesday

Time : 0800 – 1700 hrs

Venue : University Malaya Medical Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Convenor : Chin Kin Fah

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Conference Venue and Hotel AccommodationShangri-La Hotel, Kuala Lumpur11, Jalan Sultan Ismail, 50250 Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaTEL: (603) 2026 8488 FAX: (603) 2032 1245

RegistrationThe operating times are:

12th May 2016 (Thursday) 1500 to 1800 hrs

13th May 2016 (Friday) 0700 to 1700 hrs

14th May 2016 (Saturday) 0700 to 1700 hrs

15th May 2016 (Sunday) 0730 to 1200 hrs

Identity BadgesDelegates are kindly requested to wear identity badges during all sessions and functions.

EntitlementsRegistered delegates will be entitled to the following:

• ConferenceBagandMaterials• ScientificSessions• Coffee/TeaandLunch• GalaDinner• AdmissiontotheTradeExhibition

Gala Dinner (14th May 2016, Saturday – 1930 to 2230 hrs)Delegates are requested to confirm their attendance during registration.

Delegates can bring their guests at RM 250.00 per person.

Theme: “Hippocrates and All Things Greek”.

Speakers and PresentersAll speakers and presenters are requested to check into the Speaker Ready Room at Sabah Ante-Room at least one hour prior to their presentation. There will be helpers on duty to assist with your requirements regarding your presentation. The Speaker Ready Room will be opened on:

12th May 2016 (Thursday) 1700 to 2000 hrs

13th May 2016 (Friday) 0700 to 1700 hrs

14th May 2016 (Saturday) 0700 to 1700 hrs

15th May 2016 (Sunday) 0730 to 1200 hrs

All presentations will be deleted from the conference computers after the presentations are over.

Photography and Videotaping PoliciesNo photography or videotaping of the presentations is permitted during the scientific sessions.

Mobile PhonesFor the convenience of all delegates, please ensure that your mobile phone is put on silence mode during the conference sessions.

DisclaimerWhilst every attempt would be made to ensure that all aspects of the Conference as mentioned in this publication will take place as scheduled, the Organising Committee reserves the right to make last minute changes should the need arises.

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The Organising Committee of the Annual Scientific Meeting of the College of Surgeons, Academy of Medicine of Malaysia

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BioD Medica Sdn Bhd

BioLitec (M) Sdn Bhd

Boston Scientific (M) Sdn Bhd

Bumi Biomed Sdn Bhd

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