24 th May 2014 Saturday MEET-THE-EXPERTS (1-2) MEET-THE-EXPERTS (3-5) MEET-THE-EXPERTS (6-7) SYMPOSIUM TEA & POSTER VIEWING

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1 PROGRAMME SUMMARY Date Time rd May 2014 Friday MEET-THE-EXPERTS (1-2) MEET-THE-EXPERTS (3-5) MEET-THE-EXPERTS (6-7) PLENARY 2 PLENARY 5 OPENING CEREMONY & 41 st A M ISMAIL ORATION 1 LUNCH SATELLITE FRIDAY PRAYERS 3 PLENARY 1 PLENARY st ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 24 th May 2014 Saturday LUNCH SATELLITE 9 PLENARY 6 PLENARY 7 8 FREE PAPER PRESENTATIONS th May 2014 Sunday PLENARY 4 PLENARY 8 ETHICON PRIZE PRESENTATIONS PLENARY HOW I DO IT SESSION LUNCH FACULTY DINNER (by invitation only) GALA DINNER 22 nd May 2014 (Pre-Congress Workshops) Advanced Urology Workshop on BPH Breast Oncoplastic Surgery Varicose Veins and DVT Prevention Basic Laparoscopic Surgery Skills Course 28 th May - 1 st June 2014 (Post-Congress Workshops) Silent Mentor Workshops 3

2 COLLEGE OF SURGEONS MEDICAL STUDENTS SURGICAL SKILLS WORKSHOP AND COMPETITION Course Convenors: Associate Professor Dr Hanafiah Harunarashid Professor Dato Dr P Kandasami Following the overwhelming success of the inaugural workshop and competition last year, this year CSAMM will continue to organise a surgical skills competition among medical students from the medical schools in Malaysia in conjunction with its Annual Scientific Meeting in May This nationwide competition will give aspiring surgeons in their senior years of medical studies an opportunity to learn and compete in a range of surgical challenges, from suturing and knot-tying to performing some common procedures expected of a newly graduated resident doctor. There will be concept lectures and bench work demonstrations from experienced surgeons before the competition begins. Qualifying rounds for the competition will take place in the Advanced Surgical Skills laboratory of the UKM Medical Centre, from January to March 2014, with the finals scheduled in April Prizes will be awarded to the winners of the competition at the Gala Dinner in May Registrations are now open to all medical students from Malaysian medical schools in their final years of study. A registration fee of RM100 is to be made payable to: Name of Account : College of Surgeons of Malaysia Account No. : Name of Bank : CIMB Bank Berhad Address of Bank : 338, Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, Kuala Lumpur Swift Code : CIBBMYKL For online registration and payment, please log on to Limited places are available. Acceptance for a place is based on a first-come first-served basis. Closing date for registration: 28 th January

3 PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOPS 1 ADVANCED UROLOGY WORKSHOP ON BPH Coordinator: Dato Dr Rohan Malek Venue: Pullman Kuching, Sarawak Suitability of Participants: General and Urology Trainees and Specialists Programme: 1. Epidemiology of BPH, Natural History, Pathophysiology 2. Male Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms - BPH and Overactive Bladder (OAB) 3. Investigations and Diagnosis of BPH Including Role of Urodynamic Study 4. Prostatic Specific Antigen (PSA) and BPH Progression 5. Management of Acute Urinary Retention and Other Complications of BPH 6. Medical Management of BPH 7. Transurethral Resection of Prostate (TURP) and its Complications 8. Role of Lasers and Minimally Invasive Surgical (MIS) Treatments for BPH 9. Overview of Key Publications in BPH Note: Limited to a maximum of 50 participants 2 BREAST ONCOPLASTIC SURGERY Coordinator: Professor Dr Nur Aishah Taib Venue: Pullman Kuching, Sarawak Suitability of Participants: General and Breast Trainees and Specialists Note: Limited to a maximum of 30 participants 3 VARICOSE VEINS AND DVT PREVENTION Coordinators: Dr Luk Tien Loong and Professor Dr Liew Ngoh Chin Venue: Pullman Kuching, Sarawak Suitability of Participants: Nurses, General and Vascular Trainees and Specialists. Note: Limited to a maximum of 50 participants 5

4 PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOPS 4 BASIC LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY SKILLS COURSE Date: 22 nd May 2014 Venue: Hospital Umum Sarawak Suitability of Participants: General Surgical Trainees Programme: 1. Fundamental Lectures a. Principles of laparoscopic surgery b. Principles of pneumoperitoneum c. Instruments, staplers and energy devices 2. Video session of tasks and common surgeries 3. Hands-on practical session and assessment a. Task 1: Peg transfer b. Task 2: Loops c. Task 3: Pattern cut d. Task 4: Suturing e. Task 5: Endoscopic stapling 4. Animal tissue stapling and anastomosis 5. Pre and Post training skills assessment with laparoscopic simulator (Symbionix) Successful candidates will be given a certificate of course completion Others will be given certificate of participation. Note: Limited to a maximum of 32 participants 6

5 DAILY PROGRAMME 23 rd May 2014, Friday MEET-THE-EXPERTS (1) Breast: How I Do It - Principles of BCS, Site the Scar and Planning PLENARY 1 Mentoring a Modern Malaysian Surgeon : Challenges and Solutions PLENARY 2 Minimally Invasive Surgery: Is Open Surgery a Pre-requisite? OPENING CEREMONY & 41 ST A M ISMAIL ORATION : Training in Minimally Invasive Surgery, Expectation of a Modern Surgeon 1.1 Gastrointestinal Surgery: From Conventional Laparoscopy to SILS 1.2 Urology: From Open to Robotics 1.3 Vascular: From Open to Endovascular 1.4 Thyroid: From Open to Endoscopy LUNCH SATELLITE : Takeda FRIDAY PRAYERS PLENARY 3 Evolution of Minimally Invasive Surgery: Conventional Laparoscopy to Robotics : Managing Post- Operative Complications 3.1 Management of Ischaemic Colitis 3.2 Managing Intra-Abdominal Sepsis After Colorectal Surgery 3.3 Managing Voice Change After Thyroid Surgery 3.4 Managing Jaundice After Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy TEA SATELLITE : B-Crobes Marketing ST ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING FACULTY DINNER (by invitation only) 7 MEET-THE-EXPERTS (2) Urology: PSA, Prostate Specific Antigen and You! 1. When to Do and When Not to Do PSA 2. How to Interpret PSA Result 3. Prostate Biopsies: What to Expect and the Complications 4. PSA Screened Prostate Cancer: Treatment Overview and Complications 2: Surgical Care 2.1 Nutrition in Malnourished Surgical Patients 2.2 Modern Concept of Intravenous Fluid Management in Surgical Patients 2.3 Principles and Practice of Early Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) 2.4 VTE in Surgical Patients 4: Patient Safety and Education 4.1 Prevention of Surgical Site Infection 4.2 Surgical Audit 4.3 Managing Surgical Misadventures 4.4 Evidence Based GI Practice

6 DAILY PROGRAMME 24 th May 2014, Saturday MEET-THE-EXPERTS (3) Breast: How I Do It - The Latissimus Dorsi Flap Reconstruction PLENARY 4 Genetic Predisposition in Cancers - Targeting the High Risk Surgical Patient PLENARY 5 Recent Advances in Achalasia Management : Breast Suregry 5.1 Genetic Counselling 5.2 Breast Cancer Genetic Predisposition in Malaysia 5.3 Hereditary Breast Cancer Services - Models of Care 5.4 Risk Reduction Strategies 5.5 Risk Reducing Surgery - Achieving Good Results in the Normal Patient ETHICON PRIZE PRESENTATIONS LUNCH SATELLITE : Fresenius Kabi PLENARY 6 Venous Disease: Advances in Endovenous Therapy PLENARY 7 Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery: From the Past to the Present : Advanced Laparoscopic Surgery 7.1 Laparoscopic Oesophagectomy 7.2 Laparoscopic Gastrectomy 7.3 Laparoscopic Colectomy and TME 7.4 Laparoscopic vs Retroperitoneoscopic Adrenalectomy : Advances in Oncology 9.1 Targeted Therapy: Principles and Practice 9.2 Managing GIST 9.3 Hormonal Therapy in Breast Cancer 9.4 Chemoradiotherapy in Colorectal Cancer GALA DINNER MEET-THE-EXPERTS (4) Vascular: Vascular Emergency 8 MEET-THE-EXPERTS (5) Robotics in Colorectal Surgery 6: Surgery in Trauma 6.1 Chest Trauma: Updates in Management 6.2 Decision Making in Blunt Abdominal Trauma 6.3 Managing Haematuria After Pelvic Fracture 6.4 Managing Trauma in Children 8: Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery 8.1 Bariatric Surgery in Asia and Malaysia 8.2 Risks and Benefits of Bariatric Surgery: Current Evidence 8.3 Metabolic Surgery in the Treatment of Type II Diabetes 8.4 Endobarrier: A New Treatment for Obesity? FREE PAPER PRESENTATIONS

7 DAILY PROGRAMME 25 th May 2014, Sunday MEET-THE-EXPERTS (6) Upper GI PLENARY 8 Safe Surgery Save Life MEET-THE-EXPERTS (7) Hepatobiliary: To Refer or Not to Refer - That is the Question PLENARY 9 Prostatic Disease: A Modern Surgeon s Challenge : Critically Ill Surgical Patients 10.1 Managing Urosepsis 10.2 Management of Mycotic Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm 10.3 Managing ARDS in Surgery 10.4 Septic Care Bundle 11: Advances in Urology 11.1 Imaging of Cancers in Urology 11.2 Robotic Prostatectomy 11.3 Managing Urolithiasis 11.4 Radiation Cystitis 12: Cancer Communication Skills 12.1 Understanding the Evidence and Risk Communication 12.2 Patient Decision Aid Training Session HOW I DO IT SESSION: 1 Thoracoscopy in Chest Trauma 2 Laparotomy in Liver Injury 3 Laparoscopic Repair of Peptic Ulcer Perforation 4 Arteriovenous Fistula LUNCH 9

8 POST-CONGRESS WORKSHOPS SILENT MENTOR WORKSHOPS Organising Chairman: Professor Chin Kin Fah Date: 28 th May - 1 st June 2014, Wednesday - Sunday Venue: MILES Training Centre, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur 28 th May 2014, Wednesday (First day) Vascular Access, Varicose Vein and AV Fistula Workshop Faculty: Professor Bernard Smithers (RACS, Australia), Professor NC Liew (UPM), Mr Chiew (MOH), Mr Zainal (MOH), Professor Azad (Urology), Mr GC Teh (Urology), Professor Normadiah (Anatomy), Professor Tseng (Taiwan, Anatomy) Target: Final year master students, vascular surgery trainee, urology trainee, oversea trainee surgeons During the course, the trainees will deepen their understandings and skills in the following areas: 1. Anatomy relating to the neck, femoral triangle, popliteal fossa, and Forearm 2. Exposure of the common carotid arteries and its bifurcations +/- patch closure 3. Vascular exposure in the femoral triangle proceeding to high salphenous vein ligation (Varicose vein surgery) 4. Vascular exposure in the popliteal fossa proceeding to femoral-popliteal bypass and femoral to femoral artery cross over graft 5. Vascular anastomosis 6. Arterio-venous fistula formation at the forearm 29 th May 2014, Thursday (Second day) Advanced Laparoscopic Upper GI Surgery Workshop Faculty: Professor Bernard Smithers (RACS, Australia),Professor Phillip Chiu, Professor Chin Kin Fah (UM), Mr Ramesh (MUGIS), Dr Nik (UKM), Dr Tikfu Gee (UPM), Professor Tseng (Taiwan, Anatomy), Dr Pok (UM), Dr Yeap CL(UM). Target: Final year Master students, Upper GI surgery Trainees, Surgeons with interest in Upper GI surgery, Oversea Trainee surgeons During the course, the trainees will deepen their understandings and skills in the following areas: 1. Anatomy of the thorax proceeding to thorascopic oesophagectomy, thoracic duct dissection and mediastinal nodes dissection 2. Anatomy of D2 dissection proceeding to laparoscopic radical D2 gastrectomy 3. Endoscopic Submucosal dissection, POEM and closure of gut perforation 10

9 POST-CONGRESS WORKSHOPS 30 th May 2014, Friday (Third day) Basic Surgical Skill Workshop Faculty: Professor Bernard Smithers (RACS, Australia), Professor Chin Kin Fah, Associate Professor A Roslani, Datuk Yusof (MOH), Mr Andrew Gunn (MOH), Dr Jaya Prakash (MOH), Professor Kandasami (Academy of Medicine), Dr Yeap CL (UM), Dr Pok (UM) Target: House-officers with interest in Surgical training, Surgical Trainees, Master of Surgery Trainees, Oversea Trainees At the end of the course, the trainees will become familiar and competent in the following skills and knowledge: 1. Excision of benign skin lesions 2. Zadek s procedure for ingrowing toe-nails 3. Laparoscopy-port insertion and laparoscopy 4. Laparoscopic / Open appendicectomy 5. Laparoscopic cholecystectomy 6. Laparoscopic inguinal hernia repair 7. Open Inguinal Hernia repair (Lichtenstein s) 31 st May 2014, Saturday (Fourth day) Emergency and Trauma Surgery Workshop Faculty: Professor Bernard Smithers (RACS, Australia), Professor David Choon (COS), Associate Professor Oliver (UM), Professor Chin Kin Fah, Professor Philip Lau TC (Singapore), Dr Ausama (UM) Target: Surgeons with interest in Emergency surgery, Master of Surgery Trainees, A&E Trainees, Oversea Trainees At the end of the course, the trainees will be familiar and become competent in the following areas: 1. Emergency room thoracotomy, (Clamp Shell, right, left and abdomino-thoracic) 2. Repair of stabbed heart and lung Vascular access and control of vessels in the chest, abdomen and pelvis 3. Emergency laparotomy, abdominal incisions and closure 4. Stapling techniques 5. Bowel anastomosis 6. Small bowel resection 7. Large bowel resection, Hartman s procedure and creation of stoma 8. Arrest of bleeding duodenal ulcer 9. Repair of perforated duodenal ulcer 10. Splenectomy 11. Mobilisation and packing of liver 12. Emergency cricothyrotomy 1 st June 2014, Sunday (Fifth day) Silent Mentor Gratitude and Sending Off Ceremony, All participants are invited to attend. 11