East Coast Surgical Symposium 2018

Day 1

Plenary Session 1: Trauma surgeon: Past, Present & Future.

Symposium 1: Trauma - Initial Management

Plenary Session 2: Role of Laparoscopy in a trauma patient.

Oral Presentation.

Poster presentation.

Symposium 2: Abdominal Trauma.

Interactive session : Dilemma in Trauma Management for Junior Surgeon

SYMPOSIUM FIVE: SHARING SESSION

Chairperson:
Dr Faisal Elagili
Dr Mohd Nursharmizam Baharudin

HTAR experiences (Stab Injury)
by Dr Azuddin Mohd Khairy
Trauma Surgeon & Head of Department of Surgery
Hospital Tengku Ampuan Rahimah

Laparoscopy plays an important role in management of haemodynamic stable stab injury; especially when in doubt.

Open management is still mainstay for haemodynamic unstable patients.

Careful assesment should be carried out in the injuries at junction between 2 cavities as it may have double pathology.

SYMPOSIUM FIVE: SHARING SESSION

Chairperson:
Dr Faisal Elagili
Dr Mohd Nursharmizam Baharudin

HKL experience (Blast injury)
by Dr Mahathar Abd Wahab
Emergency Physician
HKL

'The initial management of a blast victim - the same as for any poly trauma patient. Bomb blast injuries often lethal. The survivors usually has hemorrhagic and multi organ failures. No clear guidelines on patient disposition. ER thoracotomy can be bad'

SYMPOSIUM FIVE: SHARING SESSION

Chairperson:
Dr Faisal Elagili
Dr Mohd Nursharmizam Baharudin

HUSM experience (Thoracic trauma) by:

Prof Dr Mohd Ziyadi Ghazali
Consultant Cardiothoracic Surgeon, HUSM

"Although most chest trauma can be managed without thoracotomy, thoracic injuries requires prompt evaluation & treatment to avoid preventable mortality"

SYMPOSIUM FOUR : SPECIAL AREAS

Chairperson:

Assoc Prof Dr Islah Munjih Ab Rashid
Assoc Prof Dr Samuel Gunasekar

Vascular Injury by
Dr Ahmad Rafizi Hariz Ramli
Consultant Vascular & Endovascular Vascular Surgeon
PPUM

SYMPOSIUM FOUR : SPECIAL AREAS

Chairperson:

Assoc Prof Dr Islah Munjih Ab Rashid
Assoc Prof Dr Samuel Gunasekar

Urinary Bladder Injury by
Assoc Prof Dr Ong Teng Aik, Consultant Urologist PPUM
Vice President of Malaysian Urologist Association

" In summary, it is important to recognize the bladder injury and able to differentiate between extra or intra-peritoneal injury. The gold standard to diagnose is by cystourogram."

"Management can be divided into non operative vs Surgical repair. The difficult cases should be referred to the urologist"

SYMPOSIUM FOUR: SPECIAL AREAS

Paediatric Trauma
by YBhg. Dato Dr Zakaria Zahari

Head of Department of Paediatric Surgery
Hospital Kuala Lumpur
Head of Paediatric Surgery Service Malaysia
KKM

"When managing the child, you should considered the long term effect towards the child. Please also considered to the psyhchological aspect towards the child."

SYMPOSIUM FOUR : SPECIAL AREAS

Chairperson:

Assoc Prof Dr Islah Munjih Ab Rashid
Assoc Prof Dr Samuel Gunasekar

Renal Injury By
Assoc Prof Dr Nazli Kamarulzaman
Consultant Urologist with Special Interest in Fertility.
IIUM.

'Renal trauma is the sixth leading cause of death worldwide & 10% mortality rate and it is seen in up to 5% of all trauma cases and in 10% of all abdominal trauma cases'

SURGICAL MASTERCLASS

Conducted by

Assoc Prof Dato Dr Ismail Sagap
Fellowship Royal College of Surgeon
Consultant Colorectal Surgeon HUKM

Assoc Prof Dato Dr Razman Jarmin
Consultant Hepatopancreatobiliary Surgeon HUKM

PLENARY SESSION THREE

Imaging In Trauma

by Assoc Prof Dr Radhiana Hassan,
Director of IIUM Breast Centre

Chairperson: Asst Prof Dr Azrin Waheedy

SYMPOSIUM THREE: RETROPERITONEAL INJURY

Chairperson: Dr David Ong Li Wei / Dr Mohd Faiz Idris

Q&A Session

1. Retroperitoneal bleeding – Dato Dr Jiffre Din
2. Duodenal trauma – Assoc Prof Dato Dr Razman Jarmin,
3. Non-solid organ injury –Assoc Prof Dr Zaidi Zakaria

SYMPOSIUM THREE: RETROPERITONEAL INJURY

Chairperson: Dr David Ong Li Wei / Dr Mohd Faiz Idris

Duodenal trauma – Assoc Prof Dato Dr Razman Jarmin,
Senior Consultant Hepatobiliary Surgeon HUKM

"Index suspicion should be high when dealing with duodenal injuries as it usually presented late."