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College of Surgeons
Academy of Medicine of Malaysia
ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC CONGRESS
11th - 13th May 2018
Aman Jaya Convention Centre
Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
ANNOUNCEMENT
w w w. c s a m m . a s m . o r g . m yORGANISING COMMITTEE
Organising Chairperson
Lim Kean Ghee
Organising Co-Chairperson
Yan Yang Wai
Scientific Chairperson
Christopher Ho Chee Kong
Committee Members
April Camilla Roslani
Chin Kin Fah
Hanafiah Harunarashid
Ismail Sagap
Kirubakaran Mallapan
Liew Ngoh Chin
Ng Char Hong
Ng Wuey Min
Nur Aishah Taib
Siow Sze Li
Subramaniam Muniandy
Important Deadlines
Early Registration
15th April 2018
Abstract Submission
10th April 2018
Cancellation and Refund
11th April 2018
1MESSAGE FROM THE
ORGANISING CHAIRPERSON
Welcome to Perak. It is the first time the College is holding its annual scientific congress in Ipoh,
the “Land of Tin” with the largest deposits of the metal in the world and Ipoh has much to offer.
2018 is an opportune time to come to Perak because the size of our Annual Congress is such that
not many venues outside the Klang valley can accommodate us. We are pleased to announce
that having surveyed this Aman Jaya Convention Centre, we have found it suitable. As it is a new
venue, we hope you will find the facilities and arrangements pleasant.
There is much to take note off in the ever changing world of surgery. New technology, especially
the connectivity of the internet has the potential to change the way we do things. Refinements
in how we plan and organize surgery for patients, such as ERAS and day care surgery, should
stimulate us to relook at our practice. Sometimes, cases in the news involving doctors cause us to
think not only of our science and skills but also of non-technical matters. We want our profession to
progress incisively but also in a balanced way and the Organising Committee thought the age old
motto of ‘first do no harm’ Primum Non Nocere is still the theme that befits the Congress.
For the College of Surgeons, Malaysia, our international connections have always been a much
treasured asset. This year we very warmly welcome the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of Edinburgh,
Glasgow and Australasia, as well as the College of Surgeons of Sri Lanka as partners for our
meeting. They have helped to bring for us an outstanding faculty of surgeons who are experts
in areas which are important today. The Organising Committee hopes our meeting will facilitate
collaboration in all the areas we have similar interests in, training, organization and even scientific.
To all our overseas guests we wish you a very warm welcome and express our sincere thanks for
putting our meeting on your priority list and coming here.
We hope, besides the surgical programme and fellowship which we believe you will find interesting,
that Perak will have a wonderful place in your memory in the future. Ipoh city has its charm, but
surrounding it, Perak has also much to offer. Pangkor Island has rustic beauty. The caves at Gua
Tempurong have ancient majesty. Taiping has Lake Gardens and hills that are supremely serene.
Kuala Kangsar has a river and palace that are magical. They are all within reach of a short journey
of Ipoh and we hope that not only our overseas friends, but our local delegates will not forget the
beautiful places in Perak. We are too busy inside hospital buildings too often. I hope this weekend
and the days before and after offer everyone at the Congress a chance to experience not only
something new and profound, for you, in surgery but also about Perak.
Our President, has family roots, time in school and working life here in Perak and if he is not too
busy I think he would love to tell you about Perak. Same goes for me.
Lim Kean Ghee
2PROGRAMME SUMMARY
7th - 8th May 2018 (Monday - Tuesday)
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BASIC SURGICAL SKILL COURSE
Venue : Advanced Surgical Skills Centre, Hospital Canselor Tuanku Muhriz,
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia Medical Centre, Kuala Lumpur
10th May 2018 (Thursday)
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NUTRITION IN CANCER PATIENT
Venue : WEIL Hotel, Ipoh, Perak
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EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION AND PUBLIC SPEAKING
Venue : Aman Jaya Convention Centre, Ipoh, Perak
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SCIENCE OF TISSUE MANAGEMENT
Venue : UniKL, Royal College of Medicine Perak, Ipoh, Perak
14th May 2018 (Monday)
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NON-TECHNICAL SURGICAL SKILLS (NOTSS)
Venue : University Malaya Medical Centre, Kuala Lumpur
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3RD CSAMM / 7TH SELSMA ADVANCED LAPAROSCOPIC SUTURING WORKSHOP 2018
Venue : UniKL, Royal College of Medicine Perak Anatomy Dissection Hall, Ipoh, Perak
15th May 2018 (Tuesday)
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LAPAROSCOPIC HERNIA REPAIR (TEP) HANDS ON WORKSHOP 2018
Venue : Level 2, Daycare OT, Kompleks Rawatan Harian / Ambulatory Care Center (ACC) ,
Hospital Raja Permaisuri Bainun, Ipoh, Perak
3PROGRAMME SUMMARY
Date 11th May 2018 12th May 2018 13th May 2018
Time (Friday) (Saturday) (Sunday)
0700 - 0730 Meet The Experts Meet The Experts Meet The Experts
Breakfast Session Breakfast Session Breakfast Session SYMPOSIUM
0730 - 0800 9
1 2 3 4 5 6
0800 - 0830 PLENARY 1 PLENARY 3 SYMPOSIA
0830 - 0900 PLENARY 4
OPENING CEREMONY 10 11 12
0900 - 0930 & PLENARY 5
MEDICAL STUDENT SYMPOSIUM / PROGRAMME FOR BREAST CHAPTER
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0930 - 1000 QTCVKQP Tea Symposium PLENARY 8
1000 - 1030 Poster Viewing / Exhibition Official Poster Presentation
Tea
Special Session MMC -
1030 - 1100 CPD Sytem SYMPOSIA
WOMEN IN SURGERY
1100 - 1130 SYMPOSIA SYMPOSIA
PROGRAMME FOR NURSES
5 6
1130 - 1200
1 2 13 14
1200 - 1230 ETHICON Video
Prize Competition
1230 - 1300 Lunch Satellite Presentations
Symposium Presidents
1300 - 1330 SYMPOSIUM 15
Lunch Round Table
1330 - 1400 Lunch
Friday Prayers Symposium
Meeting (by
1400 - 1430 invitation only)
Lunch
1430 - 1500 PLENARY 2 PLENARY 6
1500 - 1530 SYMPOSIA PLENARY 7
1530 - 1600 SYMPOSIA
3 4
1600 - 1630
7 8
1630 - 1700 FREE PAPER
1700 - 1730 1 2 Tea & Poster Viewing
1730 - 1800 Tea
Breast Chapter Annual Meeting
(1730 - 1900)
1800 - 1830
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1830 - 1900 IGPGTCN"OGGVKPI
1930 - 2230 FACULTY DINNER GALA DINNER
(by invitation only)
4PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOP 1
Basic Suturing Skills Course
Date : 7th - 8th May 2018 (Monday - Tuesday)
Venue : Advanced Surgical Skills Centre, Hospital Canselor Tuanku Muhriz, Universiti Kebangsaan
Malaysia Medical Centre, Kuala Lumpur
PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS
The Handling of Surgical Instruments
Knotting Techniques
Techniques in Skin Suturing
Suturing & Anastomosis Technique
Abdominal Wall Closure Technique
5PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOP 2
Nutrition in Cancer Patient
Date : 10th May 2018 (Thursday) (Limited to 100 participants only)
Time : 0800 - 1700 hrs
Venue : WEIL Hotel, Ipoh, Perak
Participants : Surgeons, Oncologists, Palliative Care Physician and all Health Care Professional dealing
directly with cancer patients
Management of cancer patients is a challenging task to all medical practitioner. Due to complex nature of
the disease, we often face with losing battle to bring the patient back into the best functional condition. A
lot of them in particular facing problem with malnutrition either directly or indirectly because of the disease.
Failure to address this issue has been proven to impair the patient’s chance to regain their functional
status.
In this workshop, we will highlight the importance of addressing the nutrition issue in cancer patient.
Participants will be exposed with the recent studies and trials as well as guidelines regarding this topic.
OBJECTIVES
1. To understand the pathophysiology of cancer cachexia.
2. To be familiar with the differences in managing malnutrition in surgical and cancer patient.
3. To be familiar with the various strategies to improve the nutritional status in cancer patients.
BENEFITS OF ATTENDING
1. Lectures from distinguished faculties.
2. Exposures regarding the latest trials and guidelines.
3. Case discussion to facilitate the understanding of the topic.
PROGRAMME
0800 - 0830 Registration
0830 - 0845 Welcome Address and Programme Overview
0845 - 0900 Introduction to the Cancer Cachexia
0900 - 0940 Cancer Cachexia: The Essential Differences Than The Other Malnourished Patients
0940 - 1000 Malnutrition and The Oncological Outcome
1000 - 1030 Tea
1030 - 1100 The Multimodal Strategy in Fighting Malnutrition in Cancer Patients
1100 - 1130 Home Parenteral Nutrition in Cancer Patients: Is it an Option?
1130 - 1200 The Benefits and Pitfalls of Tube Enteral Feeding in Cancer Patients Surgeon
1200 - 1230 The Role and Approach of Nutrition Therapy in Palliative Care
1230 - 1415 Lunch Talk and Lunch
1415 - 1615 Case Discussion: Can We Do Better?
1615 - 1700 Closing/Tea and Adjourn
6PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOP 3
Effective Communication and Public Speaking
Date : 10th May 2018 (Thursday)
Time : 0830 - 1600 hrs
Venue : Aman Jaya Convention Centre, Ipoh, Perak
This seminar will help you plan, communicate and illustrate your data or information in a memorable and
engaging way. This is about making an impact and doing justice to the subject matter rather than leaving
the audience frustrated and uninformed. You will learn about the personal qualities you need to be an
effective public speaker as well as the necessary skills to create effective and powerful illustrations. There
will be a chance to sharpen your skills before a friendly audience whose desire is to provide good quality
constructive suggestions to help you sharpen these skills.
There are two parts to this programme:
Part 1: Lectures on basic presentation skills; covers background, preparation and delivery skills.
Part 2: Group workshop session. Each group will work on a subject to be presented to different audiences.
PROGRAMME
BACKGROUND
0830 - 0845 Welcome and Opening Remarks
David Galloway
0845 - 0900 Introduction to Science of Tissue Management (SoTM): Overview and History
Liew Ngoh Chin
PREPARATION
0900 - 0915 Presentation Skills: Making Your Presentation Exceptional
David Galloway
0915 - 0930 Tricks and Tactics for Success - A Personal View
Alison Lannigan
0930 - 0945 The Good, the Bad and the Ugly! How to Avoid Common Mistakes.
Fiona Leitch
0945 - 1000 Practical Tips in the Use of Videos and Sound Clips. Using Radiology
Ng Char Hong
1000 - 1030 Tea
DELIVERY
1030 - 1100 Public Speaking. Ethos, Logos, Pathos
David Galloway
1100 - 1130 Communication to Different Audiences
David Galloway
1130 - 1145 Summary and Briefing on Workshop
Liew Ngoh Chin
1200 - 1300 Lunch
1300 - 1600 Workshop Sessions: Group Discussion and Presentation
The participants will arrange into small groups
Each group will be given a topic to prepare.
The objective is to prepare and deliver a 5 minute presentation appropriate to a particular target
audience (specialists, GPs, public, news media outlet etc)
The exercise will involve content planning, construction of a Powerpoint slide presentation to
include a media clip followed by formal delivery by one of the group
There will be a constructive feedback session. Reviewing strengths and areas to consider
improvement
A prize will be awarded to the best presentation group
7PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOP 4
Science of Tissue Management
Date : 10th May 2018 (Thursday) Morning Session - Limited to 100 participants only
Hands-on Session - Limited to 32 participants only
Time : 0900 - 1745 hrs
Convenor : April Camilla Roslani
SoTM : “HOW DO WE CONNECT THE NEEDS OF TISSUE, TO THE SKILLS OF THE SURGEON, TO
THE BENEFITS OF THE PATIENT”
Venue : Lecture Theatre, Universiti Kuala Lumpur, Royal College of Medi cine Perak, Ipoh, Perak
This workshop is intended for 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 demo
session.
LECTURE PROGRAMME
0830 - 0900 Registration
0900 - 0910 Welcome Address
0910 - 0920 Introduction to Science of Tissue Management (SoTM): Overview and History
April Camilla Roslani
0920 - 1005 SoTM ENERGY
April Camilla Roslani
1005 - 1015 Energy Demonstration: Electrosurgery
April Camilla Roslani
1015 - 1100 SoTM Stapling
Khong Tak Loon
1100 - 1115 Q&A
1115 - 1200 SoTM Bleeding Management
Vickneswaran
1200 - 1245 SoTM Abdominal Wall Closure
Zairul Azwan
1245 - 1300 Q&A
1300 Lunch
End of Lecture Session
8PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOP 4
HANDS-ON & LAB DEMONSTRATION
Venue : Anatomy Dissection Hall, Universiti Kuala Lumpur, Royal College of Medicine Perak, Ipoh, Perak
1400 - 1600 Lab Stations:
1. ENERGY: Harmonic (Ultrasound) and EnSeal (Advanced Bipolar)
April Camilla Roslani
2. Stapling: Linear Cutter and Echelon
Khong Tak Loon
3. Bleeding Management (Dry Lab): Fibrillar and SNoW
Vickneswaran
4. Abdominal Wound Closure: Loop PDS, Single Strand PDS with Self-Locking Knot and Stratafix
Zairul Azwan
1600 - 1615 Tea
1615 - 1715 Hands-on & Lab Demonstration Continues
1715 Closing & Group Photo
End of Lab Demo Session
9DAILY PROGRAMME
11th May 2018 (Friday)
0700 - 0800 Meet The Expert Breakfast Session 1 | Upper GI
0700 - 0800 Meet The Expert Breakfast Session 2 | Endocrine
Familial or Sporadic Primary Hyperparathyroidism
Cheah Wei Kiet
Surgery for Large Goitre
Imi Sairi
Control of Hypertension in Adrenal Hypertension
Cheong Yew Teik
0800 - 0830 PLENARY 1
First Do No Harm: Safe Surgery Saves Lives
Abdul Jamil Abdullah
0830 - 1000 OPENING CEREMONY &
45TH A M Ismail Oration
Difficult Thyroid Surgery, Primum Non Nocere
Orator: Noor Hisham Abdullah
Citation by: April Camilla Roslani
1000 - 1030 Poster Viewing / Exhibition
1030 - 1100 Special Session MMC - CPD Sytem
Kandasami Palayan / Ng Char Hong
1100 - 1230 SYMPOSIUM 1 | Transplant
1.1 How to Promote Transplant Services in Rural Areas
Clarence Lei
1.2 Transplant Service in Malaysia - Up or Down
Rohan Malek
1.3 Paediatric Kidney Transplantation: Experience in an Asian Setting
Lamawansa
1.4 How can Malaysia Improve is Organ Donation Rate?
Lim Kean Ghee
1100 - 1230 SYMPOSIUM 2 | Colorectal
2.1 Colorectal Cancer in the Elderly - How Far Should We Go?
Ismail Sagap
2.2 Sphincter-Saving Procedures in Low Rectal Cancer - Is It for
Everyone?
Ho Kok Sun
2.3 Sphincter-Saving Procedures in Fistula in Ano - Are They Worthwhile?
April Camilla Roslani
2.4 Haemorrhoids - To Cut, or Not To Cut?
Meheshinder Singh
10DAILY PROGRAMME
11th May 2018 (Friday)
1230 - 1330 Lunch Satellite Symposium
TBC
1330 - 1430 Friday Prayers
1430 - 1500 PLENARY 2 | Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh Plenary
1500 - 1630 SYMPOSIUM 3 | Surgical Training
3.1 The Role of the General Surgeon and Surgical Training in the Era of Subspecialization
Mahanama Gunasekera
3.2 Maintaining Quality and Producing Safe Surgeons
S Sivaganesh
3.3 Clinical Governance - What Trainees can do and get Involved?
Paul Lai
1500 - 1630 SYMPOSIUM 4 | Primum Non Nocere Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Glasgow Symposium
4.1 Colorectal Trauma
David Galloway
4.2 Over - Treatment of Breast Cancer
Alison Lannigan
4.3 Non Operative Management of Colorectal Cancer
Fiona Leitch
4.4 Neuroplasticity for Surgeons - How the Internet is Harming Your Brain
David Galloway
1630 - 1730 FREE PAPER 1
1630 - 1730 FREE PAPER 2
1730 - 1800 Tea
1730 - 1900 45TH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
1930 - 2230 FACULTY DINNER (by invitation only)
11DAILY PROGRAMME
12th May 2018 (Saturday)
0700 - 0800 Meet The Expert Breakfast Session 3 | Colorectal
0700 - 0800 Meet The Expert Breakfast Session 4 | Vascular Trauma
Panelists: Chew Loon Guan / Krishna Kumar / Kevin Mossinac
0800 - 0830 PLENARY 3 | Royal College of Surgeons of Glasgow Plenary
Glasgow Coma Scale: How it was Conceived
Graham Teasdale
0830 - 0900 PLENARY 4 | Royal College of Surgeons of England Plenary
Leadership in Surgery - Have You Got What it Takes?
Derek Alderson
0900 - 0930 PLENARY 5 | Royal Australasian College of Surgeons Plenary
It’s All About the Right Metrics - Reporting Access to Safe, Affordable and Timely Surgical and
Anaesthesia Care
David Watters
0930 - 1000 Tea Symposium (Zuellig Pharma)
Introducing Maxigesic: World First Fixed PCM / Ibuprofen Combination
Hartley Atkinson
1000 - 1030 Official Poster Presentation / Tea
1030 - 1200 SYMPOSIUM 5 | Royal College of Surgeons of England
5.1 Leadership in Surgery - Have You Got What It Takes
Derek Alderson
5.2 Improving Surgical Training
Ian Eardley
5.3 Comparison of National Health Outcome Data Identifies Variance in Both Performance
and Safety Standards
Karl Trimble
5.4 Never Events and Development of Safety Standards for Interventional Procedures
Frank Smith
1030 - 1200 SYMPOSIUM 6 | Upper GI
6.1 Management of Upper GI Bleeds
Derek Alderson
6.2 Outcome of Oesophageal Cancer Management in Malaysia
Nik Ritza Kosai
6.3 Outcomes of Gastric Cancer Management in Malaysia
Ramesh Gurunathan
6.4 Difficult Decisions in Upper GI Surgery
Simon Paterson-Brown
1200 - 1300 ETHICON Prize Presentations
1200 - 1300 Video Competition
12DAILY PROGRAMME
12th May 2018 (Saturday)
1300 - 1430 Lunch Symposium (Cardinal Health)
TBC
TBC
1300 - 1430 Presidents Round Table Lunch Meeting (by invitation only)
Engaging Medical Students
1430 - 1500 PLENARY 6 | College of Surgeons of Sri Lanka Plenary
Update of HPB Surgery
Mohan de Silva
1500 - 1530 PLENARY 7
Data Driven Healthcare Policies
Yusof Abdul Wahab
1530 - 1700 SYMPOSIUM 7 | Neurosurgical
7.1 Acute Neurosurgical Emergencies
Azmi Alias
7.2 Combined Surgical and Radiosurgical Approach For Larger Acoustic Neuroma
Chee Chee Pin
7.3 Pituitary Surgery Lessons Learned
Azmi Alias
7.4 Pediatric Craniofacial Management
Dharmendra Ganesan
1530 - 1700 SYMPOSIUM 8 | Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
8.1 The Dangers of Cosmetic Surgery Tourism
Judy Evans
8.2 Undermining and Bullying: The Effect on the Patient, the Professionals and the Team
Alice Hartley
8.3 Training the 21st Century Surgeon
Mike Lavelle Jones
8.4 The Modern Surgical Team. Peri-Operative Care and Improving Patient Outcomes
John Duncan
1700 - 1730 Tea & Poster Viewing
1730 - 1830 Breast Chapter Annual Meeting
1930 - 2230 GALA DINNER
13MEDICAL STUDENT SYMPOSIUM
12th May 2018 (Saturday)
0800 - 0830 Registration
0830 - 0930 SPEECH SERIES | Preparing to be a Surgeon
1.1 Preparing for a Career in Surgery
April Camilla Roslani
1.2 All You Need to Know About the MRCS & FRCS
Hanafiah Harunarashid
1.3 Research in Surgery
Farrah-Hani Imran
0930 - 1030 Tea / Official Poster Round / Exhibition
1030 - 1200 SURGICAL DEBATE | 2 Teams of Medical Officers & Medical Students
“Surgeons Should Not Advocate for Transgender Individuals’ Demands Concerning Body
Reconstruction?”
1200 - 1300 Lunch
1300 - 1400 Transforming Ideas Into Research
Mahadevan Deva Tata
1400 - 1430 Essential Tips About Medical Write Up
Lim Kean Ghee
1530 - 1600 Free Paper Presentations
Best Poster Presentation
1600 - 1700 Malaysian Surgical Student Society PROTEM Committee Meeting
14PROGRAMME FOR BREAST CHAPTER
12th May 2018 (Saturday)
0800 - 1000 SYMPOSIUM 1 | Cancer in Young Patient
1.1 BRCA in Young Patient with Breast Cancer
1.2 Is BCS (Oncoplastic) Safe in Woman Below 40
1.3 Do All Young Patient Needs Chemotherapy
1.4 Preservation of Fertility and Pregnancy After Breast Cancer
1000 - 1030 Tea Symposium (Roche)
Neoadjuvant Pertuzamab and Transtuzumab in HER-2 Positive Breast Cancer
1030 - 1230 SYMPOSIUM 2 | Neoadjuvant Therapy
2.1 Neoadjuvant Therapy - Breast Surgeon Perspective
2.2 Neoadjuvant Therapy - Oncologist Perspective
2.3 Management of Axilla Post Neoadjuvant Therapy
2.4 Management of Breast Cancer in Pregnancy
1230 - 1430 Setting Up Oncoplastic Training Programme in Malaysia (by invitation)
1430 - 1600 MDT Meeting (Cancer in young Patient and Neoadjuvant Therapy)
Hospital Kuala Lumpur
1600 - 1730 Case Discussions (Oncoplastic Techniques)
15DAILY PROGRAMME
13th May 2018 (Sunday)
0700 - 0800 Meet The Expert Breakfast Session 5 | Urological
Direct Entry Programme: Parallel Pathway
Why We Need It: Number and Centres
Teh Guan Chou
Role of MUA (Malaysian Urology Association)
Selvalingam Sothilingam
Private Public Partnership
Kalidasan Govindan
How the University can Participate
Zulkifli Md Zainuddin
Historical Perspective of Urology Training
Clarence Lei
How to Apply and Sponsorship Issues
Rohan Malek
0700 - 0800 Meet The Expert Breakfast Session 6 | Hepatobiliary
0700 - 0800 SYMPOSIUM 9 | Burns
15.1 The Management of Acute Burns in Singapore
Si Jack Chong
15.2 Advanced Wound Management in Burns
Somasundaram Sathappan
15.3 Team Approach for a Good Result
Subramaniam Muniandy
0800 - 0930 SYMPOSIUM 10 | Urological
10.1 Renal Cancer - What’s new on the Horizon?
Teh Guan Chou
10.2 Prostate Cancer - Getting it Right
Selvalingam Sothilingam
10.3 Frequency and Nocturia in Men - BPH or OAB?
Kalidasan Govindan
10.4 Andropause or Men-No-Pause? The Reality
Zulkifli Md Zainuddin
0800 - 0930 SYMPOSIUM 11 | College of Surgeons of Sri Lanka
11.1 Prevention of Limb Loss in Diabetic Foot Disease
TBC
11.2 Improving Outcome in Colorectal Malignancy
Kemal Deen
11.3 Urological Surgery in the Developing World
Srinath Chandrasekera
16DAILY PROGRAMME
13th May 2018 (Sunday)
0800 - 0930 SYMPOSIUM 12 | Cardiothoracic
12.1 Options in Managing Thoracic Aortic Disease
John Chan Kok Meng
12.2 Mediastinal Tumours: From Benign to Malignant
Balaji Badmanaban
12.3 Pleural Diseases: How to Manage
Abu Yamin
0930 - 1000 PLENARY 8 | Royal College of Surgeons of England Plenary
Frank Smith
1000 - 1100 Tea
1100 - 1230 SYMPOSIUM 13 | Vascular
13.1 Vascular Injuries During Orthopaedic Procedures
Naresh Govindarajanthran
13.2 Vascular Injuries During Vascular Access Procedures for Dialysis
Ahmad Faidzal Othman
13.3 Vascular Injuries to the Femoral Artery Post Catheterization
Saravana Kumar Selvanathan
13.4 Vascular Injuries During Pelvic and Abdominal Surgery
Ahmad Rafizi Hariz Ramli
1100 - 1230 SYMPOSIUM 14 | Hepatobiliary
14.1 Lap Pancreas Surgery
Razman Jarmin
14.2 Lap CBD Exploration
Yoong Boon Koon
14.3 Lap Difficult Cholecystectomy
Manisekar Subramaniam
14.4 Lap Liver Surgery
Adrian Chiow Kah Heng
1230 - 1400 SYMPOSIUM 15 | Endocrine
15.1 What is the Best Approach for Adrenalectomy?
Cheah Wei Kiet
15.2 Reducing the Risk for Post Op Hypocalcaemia
Kirubakaran Malapan
15.3 The Role of Thyroid Stem Cell in Clinical Practice
Nani Harlina Latar
15.4 Standard of Care in Primary Hyperparathyroidism
Sai Vittal
1400 - 1500 Lunch
17WOMEN IN SURGERY
13th May 2018 (Sunday)
Breaking the Glass Ceiling
0800 - 1000 INTRODUCTION | Cultural Obstacles to Success - Myth or Reality?
- Preparing Yourself for Leadership Roles
- Association of Women Surgeons - Roles, Opportunities & Challenges
- Being in the Minority - How to Stand Your Ground
- Establishing Professional Credibility - Why Image Management is Important
- Social Media Navigation for the Surgeon
- Financial Planning - Why an Early Start is Essential
1000 - 1015 Tea
1015 - 1115 CAREER NETWORKING
- General Surgery
- Colorectal
- Breast
- Endocrine
- Upper GI
- Transplant/Vascular
- Plastics
- HPB
- Academic Surgery
- Urology
Launch of Pocket Mentor
Launch of DBSH Report
Pro-Tem Committee for Women’s Chapter
1130 - 1330 PROFESSIONAL GROOMING SESSION
Body Shop team
18POST-CONGRESS WORKSHOP 1
Non-Technical Surgical Skills (NOTSS)
Date : 14th May 2018 (Monday)
Time : 0830 - 1645 hrs
Venue : University Malaya Medical Centre, Kuala Lumpur
Faculty : Simon Paterson-Brown / Lim Kean Ghee / Andre Das / April Camill a Roslani
(Introducing the role of human factors and non-technical skills)
An extended workshop of lectures, interactive discussion and vi deo scenarios
PROGRAMME
0830 - 0900 Registration and Breakfast
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 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 - 1530 Social Skills, Barriers and Solutions
Team Brief, Checklist and De-Brief
Take-Away Tips
Assessment of Video Scenarios
1530 - 1545 Tea
1545 - 1645 Discussion
19POST-CONGRESS WORKSHOP 2
3rd CSAMM / 7th Selsma Advanced Laparoscopic
Suturing Workshop 2018
Date : 14th May 2018 (Monday) (Limited to 20 participants only)
Time : 0800 - 1700 hrs
Venue : UniKL, Royal College of Medicine Perak Anatomy Dissection Hall , Ipoh, Perak
Faculty : Lim Shyang Yee / Lau Peng Choong / Murugan Peria Samy / Rajkumar Vinayak / Siow Sze Li /
Vimal K Vasudeavan
OBJECTIVES
1. To understand the principles of laparoscopic suturing.
2. To be familiar with the tecnique of laparoscopic intra-corporeal and extra-corporeal knotting.
3. To be familiar with the technique of laparascopic tissue handling.
BENEFITS OF ATTENDING
1. Hands on practical demonstration.
2. Samll group teaching.
3. Video and live demonstrations of suturing / knotting.
4. High trainer-delegate ratio (1 facilitator to 2 delegates).
5. Skills assessment.
PROGRAMME
0800 - 0830 Registration
0830 - 0845 Welcome Address and Programme Overview
0845 - 0900 Session 1:
• Requirements of Laparoscopic Suturing
• Port Placement/Ergonomics
• Needle Holder Types
• Knot Pusher
• Ideal Suture Length
0900 - 0940 Video/Live Demo:
• Needle Introduction, Handling, Loading
• Loading Through Tissue, Extraction
0940 - 1000 Tea
1000 - 1020 Session 2:
Intracorporeal and Extra Corporeal Knotting
1020 - 1050 Live Demo/Video: Method of Knotting
1050 - 1230 Practical/Hands On
(Guided by facilitators)
1230 - 1330 Lunch
1330 - 1350 Session 3:
Laparoscopic Suturing in GI Surgeries
1350 - 1415 Live Demo/Video: Laparoscopic Suturing (Interrupted, Continuous)
1415 - 1530 Practical/Hands On
(Guided by facilitators)
1530 - 1630 Assessment: Laparoscopic Suturing and Knotting
1630 - 1700 Q&A
Feedback / Certificate / Prize Giving Ceremony
20POST-CONGRESS WORKSHOP 3
Laparoscopic Hernia Repair (TEP) Hands On
Workshop 2018
Date : 15th May 2018 (Tuesday) (Limited to 30 participants only)
Time : 0800 - 1730 hrs
Venue : Level 2, Daycare OT, Kompleks Rawatan Harian / Ambulatory Care Center (ACC) , Hospital Raja
Permaisuri Bainun, Ipoh, Perak
PROGRAMME
0800 - 0830 Registration
0830 - 0845 Welcome Address and Program Overview
0845 - 0915 Lecture 1 - Laparoscopic Hernia Repair - TEP
0915 - 1015 Live Demonstration by Facilitator
1015 - 1045 Tea
1045 - 1300 Hands On Workshop
1300 - 1330 Lunch
1330 - 1700 Hands On Workshop
1700 - 1730 Feedback Session, Certificates and Closing
21CONGRESS INFORMATION
CONGRESS SECRETARIAT
College of Surgeons, AMM
Unit 1.6, Level 1, Enterprise 3B, Technology Park Malaysia
Jalan Innovasi 1, Bukit Jalil, 57000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan
Tel: +603 8996 0700, 8996 1700, 8996 2700 Fax: +603 8996 4700
Email: secretariat@csamm.asm.org.my Website: www.csamm.asm.org.my
REGISTRATION FEES
On or Before From 16th April 2018 On-Site
Category
15th April 2018 to 5th May 2018
Specialist (Member of CSAMM) RM 742.00 RM 795.00 RM 848.00
Specialist (Non-Member of CSAMM) RM 901.00 RM 954.00 RM 1007.00
Medical Officer / Allied Health Professional RM 530.00 RM 583.00 RM 636.00
Medical Student (Whole Congress) RM 371.00 RM 424.00 RM 477.00
On or Before From 16th April 2018 On-Site
Single Day Registration
15th April 2018 to 5th May 2018
Nurse (11th May 2018) RM 159.00 RM 212.00 RM 265.00
Medical Student (13th May 2018) RM 106.00 RM 132.50 RM 159.00
Gala Dinner RM 150.00 (non-refundable)
Pre-Congress Workshops
1. Basic Suturing Skills Course
RM 400.00
(7th - 8th May 2018, Monday - Tuesday)
2. Nutrition in Cancer Patient
RM 100.00
(10th May 2018, Thursday)
On or Before From 16th April 2018
3. Effective Communication and Public Speaking 15th April 2018 to 5th May 2018
(10th May 2018, Thursday)
RM 250.00 RM 300.00
4. Science of Tissue Management (10th May 2018, Thursday)
Morning Session: Medical Student RM 50.00
Morning Session: Surgical Trainee RM 100.00
Afternoon Hands on Session RM 500.00
22CONGRESS INFORMATION
On or Before
Post-Congress Workshop On-Site
5th May 2018
1. Non-Technical Surgical Skills (NOTSS)
(14th May 2018, Monday) RM 200.00 RM 250.00
On or Before From 16th April 2018 On-Site
Meet The Experts Breakfast Session
15th April 2018 to 5th May 2018
Meet The Expert Breakfast Session RM 40.00 RM 50.00 RM 70.00
(per session)
The above rates are inclusive of 6% GST (Good & Services Tax).
For online registration and payment, please log on to www.csamm.asm.org.my
Post-Congress Workshops
On or Before
On-Site
2. 3rd CSAMM / 7th Selsma Advanced Laparoscopic 5th May 2018
Suturing Workshop 2018 (14th May 2018, Monday)
RM 300.00 RM 400.00
Please contact the Secretariat for register at surgicalhrpbipoh@gmail.com
3. Laparoscopic Hernia Repair (TEP) Hands On Workshop 2018 (15th May 2018, Tuesday)
Hands On Workshop: Surgeon RM 1000.00
Observer: Masters Student, Registrar, Surgeon RM 500.00
Please contact the Secretariat for register at surgicalhrpbipoh@gmail.com
CONGRESS HOTEL
Casuarina @ Meru
No. 1-C, Jalan Meru Casuarina, Bandar Meru Raya, 30020 Ipoh, Perak Darul Ridzuan
Tel: +605 529 9999 Fax: +605 529 9998
Email: info@casuarinahotels.com.my Website: www.casuarinahotels.com.my
CANCELLATION AND REFUND POLICY
The Conference Secretariat must be notified in writing of all cancellations. Refund will be made
after the Conference. The refund policy is as follows:
Cancellation on or before 11th April 2018 : 50% refund
Cancellation after 11th April 2018 : Nil
CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE
A certificate of attendance will be issued to all delegates.
23CONGRESS INFORMATION
LIABILITY
The Organising Committee will not be liable for personal accidents, loss or damage to private
properties of the delegates during the Conference. Participants should make their arrangements
with respect to personal insurance.
PAYMENT
Payment by cheque is to be issued in favour of “College of Surgeons of Malaysia”.
Payment can be made via telegraphic transfer to the following account:
Name of Account : College of Surgeons of Malaysia
Account No. : 80-0112598-2
Name of Bank : CIMB Bank Berhad
Address of Bank : 338, Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, 50100 Kuala Lumpur
Swift Code : CIBBMYKL
DISCLAIMER
Whilst 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.
24ETHICON PRIZE 2018
The Ethicon Prize is an award for the best original scientific or clinical paper submitted
by young surgeons in Malaysia for presentation at the Annual Scientific Meeting of the
College of Surgeons, Academy of Medicine of Malaysia. This award, started in 1989,
will hopefully encourage a high standard of research and scientific presentations among
young surgeons.
The Prize
Cash of RM2,000 donated by Ethicon.
Regulations
1. The competition is open to all young surgeons and surgical trainees currently working
in Malaysian hospitals who are below 35 years old as on 1st February 2018.
2. The work submitted may be from any surgical specialty, and it may take the form of
clinical trials, surveys, retrospective studies, laboratory experiments or any other form
of unpublished original work.
3. The bulk of the work which are submitted must be performed by the author himself/
herself even though he may have done the work in conjunction with other doctors or
agencies either locally or overseas. However, the work must be carried out
in Malaysia.
4. The author himself / herself should present the paper at the Annual Scientific Meeting
of the College in April 2018 if the paper is selected for the finals.
5. The author must submit a signed declaration of his/her age, that his/her paper has not
been published or presented elsewhere and the presenter has done most of the work.
Procedure
Completed papers are to be submitted online via the conference website at
www.csamm.asm.org.my by 10th April 2018. Full guidelines for the submission are
available on the website.
Privileges
Authors whose papers are shortlisted for presentation shall be accorded the following
privileges:
1. Complimentary registration
2. Hotel accommodation for the duration of the conference (for those outside Ipoh)
3. Travel expenses (for those outside Ipoh)
25ABSTRACT SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
The Scientific Committee welcomes the submission of free communications.
This could be in the form of Oral or Poster Presentations.
The deadline for submission of abstracts is 10th April 2018. Late submission will not be considered.
Only abstracts from participants who have registered and paid their registration fees will be
considered.
Abstracts submission is to be done online at the conference website. For full submission
instructions as well as guidelines, please log-on to www.csamm.asm.org.my
SCIENTIFIC E-POSTERS
You are kindly invited to submit scientific contributions to be presented during the meeting. As an
alternative to the traditional printed paper poster, the CSAMM is pleased to introduce e-posters to
the Annual Scientific Meeting 2018. E-posters will replace the printed posters and we are sure that
you will share our enthusiasm for this innovative approach to poster presentation. As you will have
uploaded your poster in advance there is no need to print and carry a poster to the meeting. This
will save you the time and costs associated with printing and reduce the carbon footprint of the
meeting. There will be monitors at the conference where all posters can be viewed.
Abstracts may only be submitted using the electronic abstract submission system and must meet
the following criteria:
• The abstract must not exceed 300 words
• Abstracts must be written in English, explained abbreviations may be used
• Graphs and Tables are not allowed
All Abstracts must follow the required structure:
• Introduction
• Objectives
• Materials and methods
• Results
• Discussion
• Conclusions
Successful entrants will be emailed instructions on how to upload their e-posters for presentation
after 10th April 2018. Your e-poster should be produced using the PowerPoint Poster template
which will be provided. The content of the presentation should be of a single slide. E-Posters of
different dimensions may be skewed/stretched/truncated when displayed on the monitors at the
Annual Scientific Congress unless they conform to the template.
A maximum of ten E-posters adjudged to be of sufficient merit will be eligible for the top three
prizes.
First prize: RM 1,000.00
Second prize: RM 750.00
Third prize: RM 500.00
In the event that none of the submissions achieves sufficient academic merit, no prizes will be
awarded.
26CONGRESS SECRETARIAT
College of Surgeons, AMM
Unit 1.6, Level 1, Enterprise 3B, Technology Park Malaysia
Jalan Innovasi 1, Bukit Jalil, 57000 Kuala Lumpur,
Wilayah Persekutuan
Tel: +603 8996 0700, 8996 1700, 8996 2700
Fax: +603 8996 4700
Email: secretariat@csamm.asm.org.my
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