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CONTENTSCollege of Surgeons, Academy of Medicine of Malaysia - Council 2016 - 2017 2

Organising Committee 3

Message from the President 4

Message from the Organising Chairman 5

44th A M Ismail Oration - Citation on Professor Dr David Galloway 6by Professor Dato’ Dr Yip Cheng Har

M Balasegaram Trainer Award 7

Recipient of Inaugural M Balasegaram Trainer Award 2017 - Professor Dato’ Dr P Kandasami 8

Invited Speakers 9

Pre-Congress Workshops (1 - 6) 10 - 16

Programme Summary 17

Daily Programme

•19th May 2017 (Friday) 18 - 20

•20th May 2017 (Saturday) 21 - 24

•21st May 2017 (Sunday) 25 - 27

Post-Congress Workshop 1 28 - 30

Congress Information 31

Floor Plan & Trade Exhibition 32

Acknowledgements 33

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Chin Kin Fah

Ng Wuey MinPeter Wong Toh Lee

Ng Char Hong

Siow Sze Li

Ismail Sagap

Liew Ngoh Chin

Nur Aishah Taib

April Camilla Roslani

Christopher Ho Chee Kong

COLLEGE OF SURGEONS, ACADEMY OF MEDICINE OF MALAYSIA - COUNCIL 2016 - 2017

President HanafiahHarunarashid

SeniorVicePresident April Camilla Roslani

HonSecretary Lim Kean Ghee

HonTreasurer Nur Aishah Taib

CouncilMembers Chin Kin Fah

Christopher Ho Chee Kong Ismail Sagap Liew Ngoh Chin Ng Char Hong Ng Wuey Min Siow Sze Li Peter Wong Toh Lee

Lim Kean Ghee

HanafiahHarunarashid

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ORGANISING COMMITTEE OrganisingChairman Siow Sze Li

ScientificChairman John Chan Kok Meng

SocialMedia Tee Chee Sian

CollegeCouncilMembers April Camilla Roslani Chin Kin Fah HanafiahHarunarashid Christopher Ho Chee Kong Ismail Sagap Lim Kean Ghee Liew Ngoh Chin Ng Char Hong Ng Wuey Min Nur Aishah Taib Peter Wong Toh Lee

LocalOrganisingCommittee AminnurHafizMaliki Chieng Tiong How Ehfa Safawi Febra Siam Reuben Goh Ern Tze Goo Zhen Qiang Mark Hardin Richard Nixon Hardin Hashimah Abdul Rahman Jothinathan Muniandy Khor Tze Wei Clarence Lei Chang Moh Liah Endu Milaksh Nirumal Kumar Myo Nyunt Nik Azim Nik Abdullah Nurazim Sidi Puteri Atiqah Syaqila Mohd Sharif Rokayah Julaihi Sohail Mushtaq Susan Wendy Matthew Suzita Set Suhara Syed Abdul Wahhab Eusoffee Dodo Tay Yen Zhir Vikneswaren Wera Singgam Wong Chee Ming

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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENTIt is my utmost pleasure to welcome all fellows, members and distinguished delegates totheAnnualScientificCongressoftheCollegeofSurgeons,AcademyofMedicineofMalaysia, to be held in Pullman Hotel, Kuching, Sarawak on 19th to 21st May 2017.

IwouldliketofirstlytakethisopportunitytocongratulatetheOrganisingCommitteefortheir relentless efforte in ensuring that this Congress is a success. Being part of the global surgical fraternity, we are very much aware of the importance of breaking new

frontiers and hence shaping surgeons of the new era which is the theme for this year’s event.

Withthegrowinginterestandlocalparticipationinresearch,globalizationhasindeedmarkedasignificantimpact on our Society. This trans-national assembly therefore intends to not only discuss the wide-ranging research undertakings carried out by the clinical experts and academic institutions, but aims to share thevastpoolofknowledge,resourcesandexpertiseofboththescientificandclinicalcommunity,whichin turn generates substantial contribution for overall national progress. The sessions at this Congress, therefore, represent a unique platform in encouraging discourse among local and international scholars and professionals, besides sharing their invaluable insight on updates and the challenging day-to-day tasks.

We hope our comprehensive programme would inspire our delegates to think outside the box and re-examine the boundaries in refining the quality of care. Iwould like to thank the keynote speakers,presenters, authors for your proceedings and the delegates for your presence and contribution which an essentialinensuringaholisticandfulfillingexperience.

Last but not least, I would also like to share our gratitude for the support we receive from our sister Colleges, industry partners and volunteers in making this Congress a success.

We wish you have a good conference experience and a pleasant stay in the Land of the Hornbills.

Hanafiah Harunarashid

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MESSAGE FROM THE ORGANISING CHAIRMANI would like to invite you to attend the 2017 College of Surgeons, Academy of Medicine of Malaysia (CSAMM) Annual Scientific Congress and Annual General Meeting inKuching, the capital and the largest city in Sarawak, Malaysia. It is known as “Cat City” and also the “City of Unity” where people of different racial origins and religious beliefs live and work in total harmony and unity. Kuching is now one of Asia’s most alluring cities with its unique brands of art, culture, fabulous food and hospitality.

This year the CSAMM congress and meeting will be held at the Pullman Hotel, Kuching, Sarawak from 19th to 21st May 2017. The theme is Dum Spiro Spero (While I breathe, I hope). It was the motto for the KingdomofSarawakundertheWhiteRajahs.Themottoreflectsthechallengesandendeavorsfacedbysurgeonsintheirday-to-daywork.Asurgeon’slifeisunique.Hecompletesfivetosixyearsofmedicalschool education, works for at least three years before spending another four years of training to acquire basic competency in surgical techniques and knowledge required of a surgeon. In between, he has to balance his work life with personal life, family and social responsibilities. He must be prepared to embrace changes and adapt to the technological advances to improve quality and safety of surgery. He must have humility to recognize his own shortcomings and has preseverance and discipline to succeed in a demanding work environment. Finally, he imparts his knowledge and his expertise to his trainees as long as he breathes, hopes and lives.

This year’s programme will continue a long-standing tradition of strong didactic sessions by world renowned experts combined with local faculties with the topics selected geared for the greater audience. The focus of topics chosen aims at thorough coverage of traditional topics combined with presentations of “cutting edge”material,designedtomeettheneedofpracticingsurgeons,surgeons-in-training,medicalofficers,nurses, other allied health professionals and medical students. The highlights of the Congress include the A M Ismail Oration, seven plenary sessions, twelve symposia, six meet the expert sessions, Ethicon Prize and How I Do It sessions. In addition, there will be concurrent sessions involving the breast chapter, national surgical nursing and medical student separately over three days.

On behalf of the Organising Committee, I would like to express our heartfelt thanks to the industrial partners, the Sarawak Convention Bureau, and the College secretariat for their unwavering efforts and support.

Siow Sze Li

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44TH A M ISMAIL ORATIONCitation on Professor Dr David Galloway

by Professor Dato’ Dr Yip Cheng Har

Professor Dr David Galloway graduated in Medicine from the University of Glasgow in 1977. His early postgraduate training was focused in the West of Scotland and after becoming a lecturer in surgery in his alma mater, his specialty postgraduate training involved posts in London and in New York City where he completed a fellowship in surgical oncology at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.

On his return to Glasgow in 1988, he was appointed as a consultant surgeon with a particular interest in colorectal surgery. His clinical interests developed to build a tertiary

referral practice in gastrointestinal surgery, advanced laparoscopic techniques and more recently bariatric and metabolic surgery.

He relished the opportunities for clinical research that came with a teaching hospital appointment, has just over a hundred publications and has supervised numerous projects for others working towards a higher degree. He was appointed Honorary Professor in the College of Medical, Veterinary and Life Sciences, University of Glasgow in 2015.

In the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, he has held various roles notably as Honorary Treasurer (1999 - 2006), Vice President (Surgical) (2007 - 2012), Chair of the Joint Committee on Intercollegiate Examinations (2004 - 2008), and Chair of the Fellowship Committee (2012 - 2015). He was elected President in December 2014 and after a year in the role of President-Elect, he was invested as President in December 2015.

One of the highlights of his professional life has been a long association with colleagues in Malaysia. He firstattendedtheCollegeofSurgeonsAnnualScientificMeetinginCameronHighlandsin2002andhasmade visits to Malaysia virtually every year since then, examining in the Master of Surgery examination several times, giving lectures and taking part in many of our local meetings. He has also helped in the development of the Master of Surgery curriculum in the Department of Surgery, University of Malaya, where he was appointed Visiting Professor in 2013.

In his personal life, Professor Galloway is happily married to his wife, Christine, since 1979, and has two lovely daughters, one of whom is a doctor. He has two young grandchildren. Flying is one of his many hobbies and he holds a private pilot’s license. He is also an excellent golfer, and among his other hobbies are reading, cycling, tennis, computing, web design and digital video recording.

The College of Surgeons, Academy of Medicine of Malaysia recognizes Professor David Galloway as a doyen of surgery and a true friend of Malaysian surgeons.

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M BALASEGARAM TRAINER AWARDIntroductionProfessor M Balasegaram was the chief of surgery at Hospital Kuala Lumpur in the 1960 to 1970s and had been instrumental in the education and training of the later generation surgeons throughout Malaysia. He was a surgeon par-excellence, winning many accolades from all over the world; especially for his work on liver resection. The later generation surgeons remembered his humility, dedication and passion for surgical training. With his passing in 2013, a memorial lecture to his honour was held in Hospital UKM in 2014. The CSAMM Council unanimously agreed to name a surgical education and training prize in his memory, to honour teachers and trainers in surgery in Malaysia. This award, in the form of a medallion and acertificate,maybepresentedeachyearattheAnnualScientificMeetingoftheCollege.

ObjectiveThe objective of this award is to honour any person/persons who has/have contributed to the training and educationofdoctorsinthefieldofsurgeryinMalaysia.

Eligibility1. Any person/persons, past or present, who has/have contributed to surgical education and training in Malaysia.2. Theperson(s)couldbe involved inanysurgicalfield, including fromallsurgicalspecialitiesorsub- specialities,orresearch-basedbutmusthavecontributedsignificantlyintheeducationandtrainingof surgeons.3. Not more than two may be selected per year.

Selection criteria1. The CSAMM shall circulate call letters to surgical societies and request for nominations for the award, at leastthreemonthsbeforetheAnnualScientificMeeting.Thenominationformshallcomprise: a. Name of nominee, proposer and a seconder b. A brief CV of the nominee c. Reasons for the award

2.SelectionCommittee:Thiswillcomprisefivemembers-threefromtheCSAMMExcoandtwoothers nominatedbytheCSAMMCouncil.Thenon-Excoofficialsshallbeseniormembers(pastpresidentsor council members) of the College of Surgeons.

3. Attributes used in selection: The selection is based on the nominee’s contributions - past and/or presentintraining,leadershipinthefield,resourcefulness,andcontributiontodevelopmentofthefield. The selection committee has the right to decide upon the weightage of the criteria. Their decision would befinal.

AwardThe awardee/representative would be called upon during the award ceremony and a short citation, as prepared by the selection committee, shall be read out.

A medallion that carries the title M Balasegaram Trainer Award and the CSAMM logo with the year of award and the name of the awardee would be presented. The cost of each medallion should not exceed RM1,000(RMOnethousandonly)andthevaluemaybereviewedbytheCSAMMExcoeveryfiveyears.Acertificateofexcellenceintrainingwouldalsobeissued.

SummaryProfessor Balasegaram’s award is an award to honour educators and trainers in surgery. The CSAMM recognizes that there would be many specialities competing for the award. This guideline shall be reviewed everyfiveyearsbytheCSAMMCouncilandamendmentsmadewhennecessary.

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RECIPIENT OF INAUGURAL M BALASEGARAM TRAINER AWARD 2017

Professor Dato’ Dr P KandasamiDr Kandasami is Professor of Surgery at the International Medical University, Seremban, Negeri Sembilan. He received his medical degree from University of Bombay in 1975 and the Fellowship from the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, Edinburgh and Glasgow in 1980. After his surgical training in the United Kingdom, Dr Kandasami served as Consultant General Surgeon in several Ministry of Health hospitals before joining the International Medical University in 2001. He was appointed Dean of the Clinical School for the period 2004to2009.DrKandasami’smaininterestisinthefieldofuppergastrointestinalsurgery.Dr Kandasami has contributed substantially to the development of surgical services in

the country. He was Deputy Chairman of the National Perioperative Mortality-Review Committee and made significant contribution to thedevelopment of the ‘ComputerizedOTDocumentationSystem’ (COTDS).Heplayed a lead role in the establishment of the national credentialing system and the National Specialist Register.

Dr Kandasami is currently the Master of the Academy of Medicine of Malaysia. He is a member of the National Credentialing Committee, Chaiman of the General Surgery Credentialing Committee, Member of Upper GI Surgery Credentialing Committee. He has been a past President of the College of Surgeons, and the Malaysian Society of Gastroenterology and Hepatology.

An enthusiastic teacher and an experienced examiner, Dr Kandasami is much sought after among higher surgical trainees sitting for their examinations. He has been actively involved in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching since the beginning of his career.

In the early years, Dr Kandasami was actively involved in training surgeons in the then “parallel pathway” to complementthetrainingintheMastersProgramme.Hewasappointed‘Tutor’oftheRoyalCollegeofSurgeonsofEdinburgh and conducted regular postgraduate training programmes, supervised and trained several surgeons. Hehelpedpreparesurgical traineesfor the ‘oldFRCS’byorganizing the ‘TheNationalPreparatoryCoursefor the Final FRCS Examination’ annually. Dr Kandasami was also the local convenor for the Intercollegiate Basic Surgical Skills Course of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons UK and he organized the Intercollegiate Basic Surgical Skills course of the Royal Colleges regularly. This course was mandatory for the candidates preparing for the MRCS examination. He was Examiner at the FRCS and MRCS Examinations.

Dr Kandasami served as the Chairman of the Higher Surgical Training Committee of the College of Surgeons since its formation in 1997 to 2007. The Higher Surgical Training Committee was formed to oversee and co-ordinate the surgical programmes organized by the College. The Committee through an understanding between theCollegeandtheMinistryofHealthMalaysiaestablishedthefirst‘SurgicalSkillsTrainingLaboratory’inthecountry at the Institute for Medical Research, Kuala Lumpur. The Committee developed various surgical skills programme including basic surgical skills, courses on bowel anastomosis, basic and advanced laparoscopic courses. Over the years, this Committee successfully trained trainee surgeons and practicing surgeons in various surgical skills.

Affirmative,confidentanddisciplinedaresomeofDrKandasami’squalities;thesequalitieshavebeenpassedon to surgeons who trained under him.

Dr Kandasami has been an Examiner for the local Masters of Surgery Programme for nearly two decades. He has supervised and trained candidates in Masters in General Surgery for the UKM, UM and USM. Dr Kandasami has trained several surgeons during his career, many of whom are enjoying a successful career. He is often referred to as Master Surgeon, but this master had a master, none other than the late Professor M Balasegaram.

ProfessorDato’DrPKandasamihascontributedimmenselyinthefieldofsurgery,notonlyinMalaysia,butinthe Asian and Commonwealth countries. He is not only a highly skilled surgeon who served his time in public service until retirement; he is also an exemplary leader, an inspirational teacher and a dedicated trainer of future generations of surgeons.

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FACULTY

Abu Yamin KhamisApril Camilla Roslani

Dunstan ChanJohn Chan Kok Meng

Chan Siew HongChieng Tiong How

Chin Kin FahEhfa bt Bujang Safawi

Farrah Hani ImranFebra Siam

Christopher Ho Chee KongHanafiahHarunarashidHashimah Abd Rahman

Ibrahim LabedaIsmail Sagap

Julie Weizana JeliKandasami Palayan

Andrew Kiyu Dawie UsopJames KhawKhor Tze Wei

Lau Peng ChoongAlice Lawet

Lee See PhengLee Soo Chin

Clarence Lei Chang MohLenny Suryani Safri

Leong Heng-TatLiah Endu

Brian Lian DingDonald Liew Ngian San

Liew Ngoh ChinAndy Lim Han Siang

Lim Kean GheeLim Meng Shi

Manisekar K SubramaniamMohamed Yusof Abdul Wahab

Jenny NgiloNg Char Hong

Nik Azim Nik AbdullahNik Ritza Kosai Nik Mahmood

Nor Aina Emran

AustraliaAndrew Barbour

John Chen

IndonesiaAryono D Pusponegoro

JapanGo Wakabayashi

Masanori Terashima

PhilippinesJesus Fernando B Inciong

Malaysia

SingaporeBenjamin Chua

Goh Hak-SuHo Kok Sun

Lee Soo ChinDavide LomantoYeo Tseng Tsai

SriLankaMD Lamawansa

TaiwanWilliam Chen Tzu-Liang

Huang Chih-KunWong Hoh Phin

ThailandVisnu Lohsiriwat

Ajjana Techagumpuch

UnitedKingdomDavid GallowayRezaMofidi

USABob Reeders

Nor Azham Hakim DarailNur Aishah TaibOng Teng Aik

Paneer SelvamPauline Angelina Anak Peter

Kalaiarasu PeariasamyPeggy Loh

PR SenguptaRaja Amin Raja Mokhtar

Ramesh GurunathanJohn Ranjit

Reni binti BelonReynu Rajan

Rohaizak MuhammadRokayah Julaihi

Selvalingam SothilingamShankaran Thevarajah

Shahrun Niza Abdullah SuhaimiSia Sheau Fung

Sim Kui HianSimon Sim Sze Kiat

Siow Sze LiSohail MushtaqSoon Sing Yang

Susan Wendy MatthewPeter Tan Chee Seong

Tee Chee SianTeh Guan ChouTeo Shu ChingTeo Soo Hwang

Tikfu GeeVikneswaren Wera Singgam

Visnu LohsiriwatVoon Pei Jye

Jacqueline WongWong Chee MingWong Sze Ming

Albert Wong Sii HiengPeter Wong Toh Lee

Yik Yee IanYip Cheng Har

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PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOP 1BASICSURGICALSKILLCOURSEDate: 16th - 17th May 2017 (Tuesday - Wednesday)

Time: 0800 - 1630 hrs

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

0800 - 0830

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Registration, Introduction & Group formation

Opening Address by Head, Department of Surgery, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia Medical Centre

Pre-Assessment

Breakfast

Introduction to Suture Material & Instruments

Managing SSI

THE HANDLING OF BASIC SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS - The Scalpel - The Scissors - The Needle Holder - The Tissue Forceps - The Hemostats / Artery Clamps

BASIC KNOTTING TECHNIQUES - The Square Knot - The Slip Knot - The Surgeons Knot - Knotting in Deep Cavity - Instrument Tie

BASIC TECHNIQUES IN SKIN SUTURING (I) - Closing a Linear Incision with - The Simple / Interrupted Stitch - The Running / Continuous Stitch - The Subcuticular Stitch

Lunch

Suture Introduction by B. Braun

BASIC TECHNIQUES IN SKIN SUTURING (II)Excision of Skin Lesion and BiopsyClosure with - The Mattress Stitch - Vertical & Horizontal

End of the Day 1Tea

16th May 2017 (Tuesday)PROGRAMME

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Gowning and Gloving

Entero-Enterostomy (Side to Side) - Backwall Serosal Stitch - Full Thickness Stitch - Connell’s Stitch

The Extramucosal Stitch - On Freely Mobile Bowel Loops - On Immobile Bowel Loops

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End to End Anastomosis of Bowels with Diameter Discrepancies

Lunch

Abdominal Wall Closure Techniques - Mass Closure - Short Stitch

Post Assessment i) Abdominal Suturing Mass / Single (Lab) ii) SSI (Slide Discussion / 3 Case Discussions) (Seminar Room) iii) Theory Assessment (Auditorium) iv) Practical Assessment - Abdominal Wall Closure (Lab)

FeedbackClosingTea

17th May 2017 (Wednesday)PROGRAMMEFORSUTURINGANDANASTOMOSISTECHNIQUESOFTHEGASTROINTESTINALTRACT

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PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOP 2

Date: 17th May 2017 (Wednesday)

Time: 0730 - 1600 hrs

Venue: Dewan Auditorium, Level 13th & Level 2, Menara Selatan, University Malaya Medical Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

AimofCourse: In benign conditions, scarless surgery provides a less invasive approach to diagnosis and treatment. A systematic approach from principles, patient selection, treatment planning and techniques will be presented. Basic of breast imaging will be covered.

PROGRAMME

ADVANCESINPRESERVATIONOFBREASTCOSMESIS:BREASTIMAGINGBASICSTOWARDSSCARLESSLUMPECTOMYFORBENIGNCONDITIONS(Organised by Breast Chapter College of Surgeons, Academy of Medicine of MalaysiaSupported by College of Radiology)

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Registration & Breakfast

Scarless Surgery in Benign Breast Conditions - Patient SelectionTan Yah YuenFundamentals of Breast UltrasoundAnusya VijayananthanUltrasound Guided Biopsies - Back to BasicsAnusya VijayananthanCase Work UpKiran Kaur Amer SinghLive Surgery(Free Flow Refreshments)Tan Yah YuenBenign and Malignant Disease on UltrasoundFarhana FadzliLive SurgeryTan Yah YuenMammogram - The Basics and Image InterpretationKartini RahmatBasics of Stereotactic Biopsy and VABBKartini RahmatFollow-Up and Management After Vacuum Assisted ExcisionTan Yah YuenDry Lab DemonstrationAnusya VijayananthanDry LabParticipantsMDT DiscussionsSee Mee Hoong - Nipple Discharge Suniza Jamaris - Screen Detected Non-Palpable Breast Lesion Shaleen Kaur Kirat Singh - Palpable Breast Lesion Kiran KaurPanelists: Teoh Kein Hooi, Tan Yah Yuen, Kartini Rahmat, Nur Aishah Taib, Lee Soo ChinPanel DiscussionSetting Up Scarless LumpectomyNur Aishah TaibPanelists: Tan Yah Yuen, Anusya Vijayananthan, See Mee Hoong, Kartini Rahmat

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PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOP 3

Date: 17th May 2017 (Wednesday)

Time: 0830 - 1715 hrs

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

SCIENCEOFTISSUEMANAGEMENT

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Registration & Breakfast

Welcome AddressIntroduction to Science of Tissue Management (SoTM); Overview and HistoryApril Camilla Roslani

SoTM ENERGYApril Camilla Roslani

EnergyDemonstration:ElectrosurgerySoTM StaplingZaidi bin Zakaria

Q & A

SoTM Bleeding ManagementAizura Syafinaz binti Ahmad Adian

SoTM Abdominal Wall ClosureLuqman bin Mazlan

Q & A

LunchEnd of Lecture Session

Lab Stations:1.ENERGY:Harmonic(Ultrasound)andEnSeal(AdvancedBipolar) April Camilla Roslani2.Stapling:LinearCutterandEchelon Zaidi bin Zakaria3.DryLab:HemostatHandling;FibrillarandSNoW Aizura Syafinaz binti Ahmad Adian4.AbdominalWallClosure;LoopedPDS,SelfLockingKnotandStratafix Luqman bin Mazlan

Tea

Hands-On & Lab Demonstration Continues

Closing & Group PhotoEnd of Lab Demo Session

HANDS-ON&LABDEMONSTRATIONVenue: Clinical Skills Unit, Faculty of Medicine, University Malaya Medical Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOP 4

0800-0830

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Registration & Welcome Address

ManagementofChronicVenousInsufficiencyHanafiah Harunarashid

Controversies in Vascular Access SurgeryChew Loon Guan

How do I do it? Vein Mapping in Vascular AccessMohamad Azim Md Idris

Common Mistakes in Vascular AssessmentHanif Hussein

Tea Symposium

How do I Start My Revision for Vascular Exams?Ahmad Rafizi Hariz Ramli

Recent Advances in Vascular ResearchReza Mofidi

Tricks & Tips - Femoral EmbolectomyNaresh Govindarajanthran

Avoiding Complications in Managing Limb IschaemiaZainal Ariffin Azizi

What is Latest on EVAR Technology?Andrew Choong

Lunch Symposium & Closing Ceremony

VASCULARUPDATEDate: 17th May 2017 (Wednesday)

Time: 0800 - 1400 hrs

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

OrganisingChairman: HanafiahHarunarashid

Co-Chairman: Mohamad Azim Md Idris / Lenny Suryani Safri

Secretary: Shazana Shahari / Mohd Amirullah Shah

This pre-congress workshop aims to provide surgical trainees with an understanding of the principles and the recent advances of vascular diseases, investigation and management approaches and latest surgical techniques including the subjects of post operative management and complications.

PROGRAMME

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PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOP 5

Date: 17th May 2017 (Wednesday)

Time: 0800 - 1630 hrs

Venue: Dewan Pesona, Sarawak General Hospital, Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia

LAPAROSCOPICSUTURINGWORKSHOP

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Registration

Welcome Address & Programme Overview

Session1:RequirementofLaparoscopicSuturing- Port Placement/Ergonomics- Needle Holder Types- Knot Pusher- Ideal Suture LengthRajkumar Vinayak

Video/LiveDemo:- Needle Introduction, Handling, Loading- Loading Through Tissue, Extraction

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Session2:Intra-CorporealandExtra-CorporealKnottingLau Peng Choong

LiveDemo/Video:MethodofKnotting

Practical/Hands-On

Lunch

Session3:LaparoscopicSuturinginGISurgeriesTikfu Gee

Livedemo/Video:LaparoscopicSuturing(Interrupted,Continuous)

Practical/Hands-On

Assessment:LaparoscopicSuturingandKnotting

Q & AFeedback and Workshop Closure

PROGRAMME

INTRODUCTIONIn this day and age, advances in technology has revolutionised healthcare and changed the way we perform surgery. Laparoscopic surgery has become the gold standard for many operative procedures for the last 2 decades. Laparoscopic suturing is technically challenging but an important skill to acquire for surgical trainees as well as established surgeons. It is an important adjunct to laparoscopic surgery as it helps the performing surgeon to navigate through many tight situations.

This one day intensive workshop is directed to help participants to progress from basic handling skills to advancedlaparoscopicsuturing.Itisdeliveredbyestablishedlaparoscopicsurgeonintheirownfieldwithlectures and hands on laparoscopic suturing (both dry and wet models) using endo-trainer.

OBJECTIVES1. Technique of laparoscopic intra-corporeal and extra-corporeal knotting.2. Technique of laparoscopic tissue handling and suturing (interrupted, continuos).3. To know the requirement of laparoscopic suturing.

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PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOP 6ADVANCEDLAPAROSCOPICLIVESURGERY

0730 - 0800

0800 - 0900

0900 - 1700

Registration

Lectures

Live Surgery

PROGRAMME

Date: 18th May 2017 (Thursday)

Time: 0800 - 1700 hrs

Venue: Main Operating Theatre & Auditorium, Sarawak General Hospital, Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia

AimofCourse: With the advancement in medical technologies, we are now progressing from conventional open (laparotomy) to minimally invasive surgeries (MIS) with various techniques and modifications;differbetweensurgeons,hospitalsandcountries.Thisworkshopwillexplore various techniques of MIS in Upper Gastrointestinal, Bariatric, Hepatobiliary, Colorectal and HerniasurgeryfromexpertsintheirfieldworldwideItishopethatwiththisexposure,surgeons will be able to learn and perform the procedures safely. Through this workshop, it is also hoped thatitwillraiseinterestandawarenessofMISamongmedicalofficersandmasterstudents.

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(1600 - 1730)BREAST CHAPTER ANNUAL MEETING

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Friday Prayers

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DAILY PROGRAMME19th May 2017 (Friday)

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Meet The Expert Breakfast Session 1 | Vascular GizaManaging Vascular Access EmergenciesPanelists: Reza Mofidi / Benjamin Chua / Liew Ngoh Chin

Meet The Expert Breakfast Session 2 | Colorectal Machu PicchuTreatment of Anorectal ConditionsPanelists: David Galloway / Ismail Sagap / April Camilla Roslani

PLENARY 1 | Keynote Lecture Colosseum 1Chairperson: Hanafiah HarunarashidDum Spiro Spero The COLLEGE & The SURGEON - Together We Breathe and We HopePeter Wong Toh Lee

OPENING CEREMONY & Colosseum 144TH A M ISMAIL ORATIONCultureShock:PreventingErrorsinSurgicalPracticeOrator: David GallowayCitation: Yip Cheng Har

Tea & Poster Viewing

Tea Satellite Symposium (Merck Sharp & Dohme) Colosseum 1Role of Ertapenem in the era of Antibiotic ResistancePeggy Loh

SYMPOSIUM 1 | Professional Development Colosseum 1Chairpersons: Wong Chee Ming / Ng Char Hong1.1 The Three Vs of Effective Communication Dunstan Chan

1.2 Expanding the Role of Surgical Research in Moving Surgery Forward Kalaiarasu Periasamy

1.3 Leadership in Surgery Goh Hak-Su

1.4 The Changing Role of the Doctor Sim Kui Hian

SYMPOSIUM 2 | Bariatric Surgery Colosseum 2Chairpersons: Siow Sze Li / Hashimah Abd Rahman2.1 Nutritional Management of the Bariatric Patient Brian Lian Ding

2.2 Bariatric Surgery in Malaysia - Where are We Now? Nik Ritza Kosai Nik Mahmood

2.3 Bariatric Surgery - What Procedure Suits Asians Better? Tikfu Gee

2.4 Revisional Bariatric Surgery Huang Chih-Kun

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DAILY PROGRAMME19th May 2017 (Friday)

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Lunch Satellite Symposium (Merck Sharp & Dohme) / Lunch Colosseum 1Low Pressure Pneumoperitoneum in LaparascopyTikfu Gee

PLENARY 2 Colosseum 1Chairperson: Chin Kin FahSurgeryforType2Diabetes:IsItTheWayForward?Huang Chih-Kun

SYMPOSIUM 3 | Modern Surgery Colosseum 1Chairpersons: Susan Wendy Matthew / Christopher Ho Chee Kong3.1 Energy Devices Davide Lomanto

3.2 Advances in Endovascular Treatment of Aortic Pathologies Benjamin Chua

3.3 PaediatricEndoscopicSurgery:InnovationsandChallenges Yik Yee Ian

3.4 Role of VATs in Acute General Surgical Conditions Mohamed Yusof Abdul Wahab

SYMPOSIUM 4 | Challenges in Health Service Delivery Colosseum 2Chairpersons: Sohail Mushtaq / John Chan Kok Meng4.1 Mobile Clinic & Flying Doctor Services in Sarawak Andrew Kiyu Dawie Usop

4.2 Sarawak Surgical Service in the Twentieth Century PR Sengupta

4.3 Rural Health Service Delivery and Access Andrew Kiyu Dawie Usop

4.4 Medical Relief in Natural Disaster Lee See Pheng

FREE PAPER 1 Colosseum 1Chairpersons: Benjamin Chua / David Galloway

FREE PAPER 2 Colosseum 2Chairpersons: Davide Lomanto / Huang Chih-Kun

Tea & Poster Viewing

44TH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Petra 2

FACULTY DINNER (by invitation only) Old Court China House

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NATIONAL SURGICAL NURSING PROGRAMME19th May 2017 (Friday)

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OPENING CEREMONY &44TH A M ISMAIL ORATIONCultureShock:PreventingErrorsinSurgicalPracticeOrator: David GallowayCitation by: Yip Cheng Har

Tea & Poster Viewing

Safe Surgery Saves Lives (SSSL)Andy Lim Han Siang

Pre, Intra and Postoperative Care and Management of Patient for EndoscopyAlice Lawet

Care of Sedated PatientsTeo Shu Ching

Care and Mangement of Endoscopic ItemsLiah Endu

Modern Wound Care ManagementReni binti Belon

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Roles and Responsibilities of Infection Control Link NursesPauline Angelina Anak Peter

Pain Assessment-Management of Patient Post Operatively..DemoJulie Weizana Jeli / Jenny Ngilo

Stoma CareReni binti Belon

Tea & End of Session

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DAILY PROGRAMME20th May 2017 (Saturday)

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Meet The Expert Breakfast Session 3 | Endocrine GizaPanelists: Rohaizak Muhammad / Nor Ainan Emran / Shahrun Niza Abdullah Suhaimi

Meet The Expert Breakfast Session 4 | Upper GI Machu PicchuPanelists: Masanori Terashima / Andrew Barbour

PLENARY 3 Colosseum 1Chairperson: April Camilla RoslaniLessons Learnt from the Mount Merapi Eruption DisasterAryono D Pusponegoro

PLENARY 4 Colosseum 1Chairperson: Nik Azim Nik AbdullahLiver Transplantation for Hepatocellular CarcinomaJohn Chen

PLENARY 5 | Royal Australasian College of Surgeons Plenary Colosseum 1Chairperson: Ramesh GurunathanAnti-RefluxSurgery-WhatistheBestOptionforPatientswithGERD?Andrew Barbour

Tea Satellite Symposium (IDS) Colosseum 1Third Generation Haemostats in Modern SurgeryBob Reeders

OfficialPosterPresentationChairpersons: MD Lamawansa / Ho Kok Sun

SYMPOSIUM 5 | Minimal Access Surgery Colosseum 1Chairpersons: Nik Ritza Kosai Nik Mahmood / Lau Peng Choong5.1 InguinalHerniaRepair:LaparoscopicorOpen-WhichWayForward? Davide Lomanto

5.2 Endoscopic Thyroidectomy - Current Advances Nor Azham Hakim Darail

5.3 The Role of Laparoscopy in Trauma Mohamed Yusof Abdul Wahab

5.4 Surgical Management of Incarcerated Scrotal Hernia in the Era of Laparoscopy Siow Sze Li

SYMPOSIUM 6 | Surgical Training Colosseum 2Chairpersons: Lim Kean Ghee / Kandasami Palayan6.1 TrainingforAcademicSurgery-ChallengesandBenefitsofPursuing PhD Sia Sheau Fung

6.2 Brexit and Its Implication on Surgical Trainees from Overseas Reza Mofidi

6.3 StructuredTrainingandCertificationinMinimallyInvasiveSurgery Ajjana Techagumpuch

6.4 PerspectiveofSurgicalTraininginSriLanka:FromthePasttotheFuture MD Lamawansa

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DAILY PROGRAMME20th May 2017 (Saturday)

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ETHICON Prize Presentations Colosseum 1Chairpersons: John Chan Kok Meng / Peter Wong Toh Lee

Video Competition (Dum Spiro Spero) Colosseum 2Chairpersons: Ibrahim Labeda / Leong Heng-Tat / Go Wakabayashi

Lunch Satellite Symposium (Fresenius Kabi) / Lunch Colosseum 1Nutrition Therapy - A Weak Link in Surgical Practice?Jesus Fernando B Inciong

Presidents Round Table Lunch Meeting (by invitation only) Machu PicchuDiscrimination, Bullying and Sexual Harassment

PLENARY 6 Colosseum 1Chairperson: Febra SiamRecent Advances in 3D Laparoscopy & Indocyanine Green (ICG) Fluorescent ImagingGo Wakabayashi

PLENARY 7 Colosseum 1Chairperson: Mohamed Yusof Abdul WahabAdvancing Standards and Quality in SurgeryJohn Chan Kok Meng

SYMPOSIUM 7 | Colorectal Surgery Colosseum 1Chairpersons: Ismail Sagap / Ho Kok Sun7.1 Challenges on Colorectal Cancer Screening in Sarawak Chieng Tiong How

7.2 Laparoscopic TME vs ta TME William Chen Tzu-Liang

7.3 Challenges of Performing Laparoscopic Colorectal Surgery in Malaysian Private Practice Wong Sze Ming

7.4 Robotic Colorectal Surgery William Chen Tzu-Liang

SYMPOSIUM 8 | Neurosurgery Colosseum 2Chairpersons: Simon Sim Sze Kiat / Sia Sheau Fung8.1 Initial Management of Head Injury and Further Care in ICU Peter Tan Chee Seong

8.2 Surgical Management of Head Injury Donald Liew Ngian San

8.3 Early Management of Spine Injury Albert Wong Sii Hieng

8.4 Management of Metastatic Brain Disease (Especially from Bowels, Lung and Breast) Yeo Tseng Tsai

Tea & Poster Viewing

Breast Chapter Annual Meeting Petra 1

GALA DINNER Ballroom, Hilton Hotel, Kuching, Sarawak

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BREAST CHAPTER PROGRAMME20th May 2017 (Saturday)

0820 - 0830

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Welcome (Breast Chapter)

ScreeningbyRiskStratification.EffectofBreastDensityTeo Soo Hwang

Interpreting Breast Pathology. Pitfalls for Surgeons.Jacqueline Wong

Updates on Breast Conserving Surgery vs Mastectomy.Ng Char Hong

Genetic Testing - Mainstreaming in Breast Cancer - Are We Ready for Treatment Focused Genetic TestingNur Aishah Taib

Effect of Biology on Adjuvant and Neoadjuvant Treatment DecisionsLee Soo Chin

Better Cosmetic Outcome for Mastectomy With or Without ReconstructionVisnu Lohsiriwat

UseofGenePanelforRiskStratificationandTreatmentsLee Soo Chin

Updates on Treatment of Metastatic Breast CancerVoon Pei Jye

Breast Surgical Fellowship Training in MalaysiaNor Aina Emran

Lunch

Oncoplastic Breast Surgery Training in the SEA Region - Role of IOPBSVisnu Lohsiriwat

Case Presentations and MDT Discussion (All Lecturers)

Kuching HospitalHospital Kuala LumpurUniversiti Kebangsaan Malaysia Medical CentreUniversity Malaya Medical Centre

Venue:Petra 1

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WOMEN IN SURGERY PROGRAMME20th May 2017 (Saturday)

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Mentoring with Purpose - BackgroundApril Camilla Roslani

A Career in Academic SurgeryYip Cheng Har

Sugar, Spice and Everything NiceReynu Rajan

Ranjau Sepanjang JalanLenny Suryani Safri

A Career in PlasticsFarrah Hani Imran

Interactive MentoringAll participants

Venue:Petra 2

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DAILY PROGRAMME21st May 2017 (Sunday)

0700 - 0800

0700 - 0800

0800 - 0930

0800 - 0930

0930 - 1000

1000 - 1130

Meet The Expert Breakfast Session 5 | HPB GizaDiscussion on Liver TraumaPanelists: Go Wakabayashi / John Chen / Manisekar K SubramaniamConvenor: Tee Chee Sian

Meet The Expert Breakfast Session 6 | Urology Machu PicchuMasterclass in Groin SurgeryModerators: Clarence Lei Chang Moh / Khor Tze WeiHydrocele - Khor Tze Wei

Torsion - Chan Siew Hong

Varicocele - Lim Meng Shi

Undescended Testis - Clarence Lei Chang Moh

SYMPOSIUM 9 | Hepato Pancreatico Biliary Colosseum 1Chairpersons: Nik Azim Nik Abdullah / Febra Siam9.1 Can Major Laparoscopic Liver and Pancreas Surgery Become Standard Practices? Go Wakabayashi

9.2 Liver Transplant in Malaysia - Where are We Heading? Manisekar K Subramaniam

9.3 Advances in Acute Pancreatitis with Focus on Surgical Management John Chen

9.4 Laparoscopic Surgery for Benign Hepato Pancreatico Biliary Conditions Wong Hon Phin

SYMPOSIUM 10 | Cardiothoracic Colosseum 2Chairpersons: John Chan Kok Meng / Liew Ngoh Chin10.1 Management of Aortic Dissection Paneer Selvam

10.2 Role of Surgery in Thoracic Trauma Raja Amin Raja Mokhtar

10.3 Advances in Lung Cancer Surgery Soon Sing Yang

10.4 Management of Empyema Abu Yamin Khamis

Tea & Poster Viewing

SYMPOSIUM 11 | Upper Gastrointestinal Colosseum 1Chairpersons: Tikfu Gee / Ramesh Gurunathan11.1 Treatment of Advanced Gastric Cancer Masanori Terashima

11.2 Minimally Invasive Esophagectomy - Surgical Outcomes and Impact on Quality of Life Andrew Barbour

11.3 Robotic Surgery for Gastric Cancer Masanori Terashima

11.4 Management of Anastomotic Leak in Esophagectomy - Recent Advances Chin Kin Fah

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DAILY PROGRAMME21st May 2017 (Sunday)

1000 - 1130

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SYMPOSIUM 12 | Urology Colosseum 2Chairpersons: Christopher Ho Chee Kong / Khor Tze Wei12.1 PSA Screening in Malaysia. Who, When and How Frequent? Ong Teng Aik

12.2 Ethnic Variation in PSA and Prostate Epidemiology in Malaysia Selvalingam Sothilingam

12.3 Renal Surgery. The Sabah Experience Shankaran Thevarajah

12.4 Urinary Stones in Malaysia Selvalingam Sothilingam

12.5 UrologyTrauma:CaseDiscussiononKidney,Bladder&Urethra Teh Guan Chou

HOW I DO IT SYMPOSIUM 1 Colosseum 1Chairpersons: Siow Sze Li / Chieng Tiong How1.1 Laparoscopic Anterior Resection William Chen Tzu-Liang

1.2 Circumcision Clarence Lei Chang Moh

1.3 Transhiatal Lower Mediastinal Lymph Node Dissection for Siewert Type II EGJ Cancer Masanori Terashima

1.4 Vein Compression Syndromes - Diagnosis and Management Benjamin Chua

HOW I DO IT SYMPOSIUM 2 Colosseum 2Chairpersons: Rokayah Julaihi / Tee Chee Sian2.1 Two-Stage Laparoscopic Hepatectomy with Selective Portal Vein Embolization Go Wakabayashi

2.2 Thyroidectomy with Central Compartment Lymph Node Dissection for Papillary Thyroid Carcinoma Nor Azham Hakim Darail

2.3 LaparoscopicCholecystectomy:ALaFrançais Tikfu Gee

2.4 Pharyngeal and Upper Oesophageal Reconstruction John Ranjit

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SYMPOSIUM 1 | Preparing Myself to be a Surgeon

1.1 Research During Clinical Years - How I do it and Why is it Useful April Camilla Roslani

1.2 All You Need to Know About the MRCS and the FRCS Hanafiah Harunarashid

1.3 Career in Surgery Reza Mofidi

1.4 Early Preparation for a Career in Surgery - The MOH Perspective Chieng Tiong How

SURGICAL DEBATE - “Can Social Media Be an Academic Tool for the Surgical Community?”Proposer: James KhawOpposer: Vikneswaren Wera Singgam

Tea/OfficialPosterRound/Exhibition

SYMPOSIUM 2 | The First Step in Surgery

2.1 Is Surgery the Right Choice for Me? (Panel Discussion) Panelists: Ismail Sagap / Ehfa bt Bujang Safawi / Sohail Mushtaq

Best Poster Prize Giving

NATIONAL MEDICAL STUDENT SURGICAL PROGRAMME21st May 2017 (Sunday)

Venue:Petra 1

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POST-CONGRESS WORKSHOP 1CAREOFTHECRITICALLYILLSURGICALPATIENT (CCrISP®)COURSEDate: 27th - 28th May 2017 (Saturday - Sunday)

Time: 0730 - 1900 hrs

Venue: Clinical Skill Laboratory, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Director: April Camilla Roslani

Co-Director: Ng Char Hong

This two-day course is designed to advance the practical, theoretical and personal skills necessary for the care of critically ill surgical patients. The course is suitable for candidates who are now undergoing their surgical training (Master of Surgery) or just obtained their Master of Surgery. If you are in the earlier part of surgical training you must submit a CV with your application.

CONTENTThis course is designed to advance the practical, theoretical and personal skills necessary for the care of critically ill surgical patients. It is aimed at surgeons and those dealing with surgical patients who are in specialist training.

LEVELMaster of Surgery Students and SpecialistsIt is the responsibility of the course delegates to ensure that they fall within the relevant criteria for the course as detailed above. If we discover that your experience is below the required level before or at any time during the course, the College reserves the right to refuse you from continuing to attend the course without compensation.

WHAT DOES THE COURSE ENTAIL?• Theoreticalknowledge(respiratoryfailure,cardiacdisorders,renaldysfunction,pain,themultiplyinjured patient, communication skills, conducting a surgical ward round)• Practicalskillsstations(airwaymanagement,tracheostomy,woundassessment,stomacare,advanced shock, communication skills, peri-operative cardiac disorders, chest radiograph interpretation, nutrition)• Simulatedpatientassessment• Clinicaldecisionmaking• Legal,ethical,andcommunicationissues• Dataanalysis

HOW MUCH EFFORT IS REQUIRED?• Familiaritywithpre-coursemanual• Passingapre-courseassessment(multiplechoicequestions)• Fullattendanceduringcourse• Demonstrationofknowledgeandenthusiasm•Completionofafinalassessmentbasedonaclinicalscenario

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27th May 2017 (Saturday)PROGRAMME

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Registration

Welcome - Introduction

Assessing the Critically Ill Surgical Patient

Demonstration Patient Assessment

PRACTICAL SKILLS ASSESSMENT OF THE CRITICALLY ILL SURGICAL PATIENT - Patient A- Patient B- Patient C- Patient D

Refreshments

Peri-Operative Respiratory Complications

Shock and Haemorrhage

PRACTICAL SKILLS STATIONS1. Airway Management2. Tracheostomy Management3. Wound Care Assessment & Management4. Stoma Assessment and Management

Cardiac Disorders in Surgical Critical Care

Lunch

Sepsis

Renal Dysfunction in Surgical Critical Care

Communication - A Vital Skill in Critical Care

Refreshments

PRACTICAL SKILLS STATIONS1. Peri-Operative Cardiac Disorders 2. Cardio-Vascular Manipulation in Shock 3. Communication and Organisational Skills One 4. Renal Scenarios

Faculty Meeting

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Nutrition

WORKSHOP-NutritionScenarios:GroupsA&B-NutritionScenarios:GroupsC&D

PRACTICAL SKILLS STATIONS1. Sepsis Scenarios2. Communication and Organisational Skills Two3. Invasive Cardiovascular Monitoring4. Chest Radiology and Respiratory Care

Pain Management

Lunch

Demonstration Patient Assessment

Course Summary

PRACTICAL MANAGEMENT OF THE CRITICALLY ILL SURGICAL PATIENT 1. Clinical Assessment 2. Data Interpretation 3. Plan of Action 4. Communication Skills •PatientA-Scenario •PatientB-Scenario •PatientC-Scenario •PatientD-Scenario

The Surgical Ward Round

Faculty Meeting

Closing Remarks and Candidate Feedback

28th May 2017 (Sunday)PROGRAMME

PleasecontacttheSecretariatforregister:Tel:(603)40234700,40254700,40253700Email:CCrISP@csamm.asm.org.my

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CONGRESS INFORMATIONCongress Venue and Hotel AccommodationPullman Kuching, Sarawak1A Jalan Mathies, 93100 Kuching, SarawakTel:(6082)222888Fax:(6082)222999Website:www.pullmankuching.com

RegistrationTheoperatingtimesare:

19th May 2017 (Friday) 0700 to 1730 hrs 20th May 2017 (Saturday) 0700 to 1730 hrs 21st May 2017 (Sunday) 0700 to 1230 hrs

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

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

Gala Dinner (20th May 2017, Saturday – 1930 to 2230 hrs)Delegatesarerequestedtoconfirmtheirattendanceduringregistration.Delegates can bring their guests at RM 150.00 per person.

Speakers and PresentersAll speakers and presenters are requested to check into the Speaker Ready 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 ReadyRoomwillbeopenedon:

19th May 2017 (Friday) 0700 to 1730 hrs 20th May 2017 (Saturday) 0700 to 1730 hrs 21st May 2017 (Sunday) 0700 to 1300 hrs

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

Photography and Videotaping PoliciesNophotographyorvideotapingofthepresentationsispermittedduringthescientificsessions.

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 announcement will take place as scheduled, the Organising Committee reserves the right to make last minute changes should changes should the need arise.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSTheOrganisingCommitteeoftheAnnualScientificCongressofthe

College of Surgeons, Academy of Medicine of Malaysiawouldliketoexpressitsappreciationtothefollowingfortheirsupportandcontributions:

Abbott Laboratories (M) Sdn Bhd

Astra Zeneca Sdn Bhd

B Braun Medical Industries Sdn Bhd

Bard Singapore Pte Ltd

BioD Medica Sdn Bhd

BostonScientific(M)SdnBhd

Fresenius Kabi Malaysia Sdn Bhd

H & A Medical Supply Sdn Bhd

IDS Medical Systems (M) Sdn Bhd

Johnson & Johnson Sdn Bhd

Meda Healthcare Sdn Bhd

Medtronic Sdn Bhd

Merck Sharp & Dohme

Mintcare Sdn Bhd

Olympus (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd

Pfizer(Malaysia)SdnBhd

Roche (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd

SYS Healthcare Sdn Bhd

Takeda Malaysia Sdn Bhd

UMMI Surgical Sdn Bhd

V Medical Services (M) Sdn Bhd

Vigilenz Medical Devices Sdn Bhd

WSM Medic Sdn Bhd

Xepa-Soul Pattinson (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd