Foreign Faculty - Malaysian Orthopaedic Association

Foreign FacultyDr. Chris Harris Dr. Selvadurai Nayagam Dr. Huang LeiOrthopaedics Consultant,Royal Children Hospital,Melbourne, AustraliaOrthopaedics Consultant,Royal Liverpool Children’sandRoyal LiverpoolUniversity Hospitals,Liverpool, UKOrthopaedics Consultant, JiShui Tan Hospital, Beijing,ChinaLocal FacultyDr. Saw AikDoctor, University MalayaMedical Centre, KualaLumpurDr. Chua Yeok PinDoctor, University MalayaMedical Centre, KualaLumpurDr. Thirumal ManickamDoctor, Hospital Klang,SelangorDr. S RukmanikanthanDoctor, University MalayaMedical Centre, KualaLumpurDr. Basir TowilDoctor, Hospital Serdang,SelangorDr. Roshan GunalanDoctor, University MalayaMedical Centre, KualaLumpurDr. Ivan RanatungaDoctor, Hospital Klang,SelangorMs. Ismahani bintiSaidinNurse, University MalayaMedical Centre, KualaLumpurDr. MahendranSubramaniamDoctor, Hospital Serdang,SelangorMs. Lee Poh ChenPhysiotherapist, UniversityMalaya Medical Centre,Kuala LumpurDr. Abdul RazakSulaimanDoctor, Hospital UniversitiSains Malaysia, Selangor

Organizing CommitteeCourse ChairmanSecretaryDr. Saw AikMs. Norfazlin Bt RasidiTreasurerDr . Chua Yeok PinWorkshop Co-ordinatorDr. S RukmanikanthanDr. Roshan GunalanCommitteeDr. Christopher KhooDr. Gooi Siew GhimDr. Rifa Aquidah Bt SubahanDr. Syed Usman ShahMr. Muhammad Farith B JoharayThere will be two case discussion sessions (on the first and second day from3.30pm to 4.30 pm). We will be presenting images and X-rays of patient withdeformities secondary to a variety of pathologies. We would like to encourageyou to submit to us any interesting or difficult cases that you may have fordiscussion. Please contact our secretary Ms.Fazlin for a powerpoint templateto load the relevant information of these patients so that we can send them tothe experts before the course. (preferably before or on the 30 th of June 2012).

2 ND INTERNATIONAL DEFORMITYCORRECTION COURSE 20127th to 9th July 2012University Malaya Medical Centre KualaLumpur, MalaysiaWelcoming message from Course ChairmanDear friends,Management of bone and joint deformities is becoming more challenging. This isdue to higher expectations in treatment outcome, improving standards of living andincreasing media coverage on medical advancements. At the same time, betterunderstanding of bone healing process and development of new treatmentmodalities provides surgeons with means to correct nearly all components ofdeformity including discrepancies in limb length. With new implants andinstrumentations, orthopaedic surgeons can restore anatomical alignment andachieve better functional outcome for patients with even severe deformities. Thiscourse is designed to expose orthopaedic and related clinical specialties to currenttreatment options, and provide them with hand-on exercises for more complicatedprocedures.Over the years, the orthopaedic department of University Malaya has developedworkshop modules and deformity models on artificial bones to facilitatetraining for limb deformity correction. We hope that this course will provideorthopaedic surgeons and their team adequate knowledge and skills to managepatients with severe and disabling deformities due to a multitude of causes. We arefortunate to have experts in this field to share their experiences and provideguidance in management of these problems. We hope this course will also providea forum for everyone to discuss their problematic cases and exchange opinions invarious aspects of patient management.Thank you.Sincerely yours,Dr. Saw AikCourse Chairman

Course ProgramTime Day 1 (7 July 2011) Saturday Day 2 (8 July 2011) Sunday Day 3 (9 July 2011) Monday08 00 Session 1 : Principles of deformity correction Session 3 : Conditions Related To Trauma Session 5 : Specific Pathology / Treatment1.Physical evaluation 1.Nonunion 1.Congenital tibial pseudoarthrosis2.Radiological evaluation 2.Malunion 2. Osteotomy of OA knee3.Surgical options of deformity correction in adults 3.Role of external fixator in polytrauma 3.Charcot arthropathy of hindfoot4.Surgical options of deformity correction in children 4.Joint dislocation / subluxation 4.Joint distraction of the hip5.Pre operative planning 5.Role of external fixator in polytrauma 5.Osteogenesis Imperfecta6.Infected joint replacement surgery10 00 Tea Break Tea Break Tea Break10 30 Session 2 : Angular Correction and Lengthening Session 4 : Complications and Innovations Session 6 : Outcome evaluation and Clinical Study1.Blount disease 1. Pin tract infection 1.Motor and sensory evaluation of the limb2.Rickets with lower limb deformities 2.Foot / ankle equinus deformity 2.Funtional evaluation of the patient3.Multiple exostosis with upper limb deformities 3.Nerve entrapment 3.Publication in limb reconstruction surgery4.Fibula / Tibia hemimelia 4.Corticotomy and associated problems 4.How to evaluate stability of fixation and fixator frame5.Physeal arrest 5.Joint stiffness 5.Patient education12 30 Lunch break Lunch break Lunch break01 00 Workshop 1 and 21.Distal Femur Valgus and short: Correction with LRSExternal Fixator2.Bowing for femur : Multi-level osteotomy and TrigenNail fixationDoctors Doctors DoctorsWorkshop 3 and 43.Distal Femur Valgus Deformity : Osteotomy andLocking Plate fixation4.Multiplanar Tibia Deformity : Gradual correctionwith TSFWorkshop 5 and 65.Knee deformity in children : Growth Guidance with8-Plate6.Proximal Tibia Varus : Osteotomy and TomofixfixationParamedics01 00 Workshop A : Paediatric Problems1.Hip spica application (demonstration)2.Serial casting for clubfoot (hands-on on plastic footmodels)3.POP wedgingParamedicsWorkshop B : Patients with external fixator1.Home dressing protocol with saline/ PHMP (bypatient)2. Physiotherapy for major lower limb joint (patientdemonstration).End of Course03 00 Tea Break Tea Break03 30Case DiscussionCase Discussion04 30 End of Day End of Day

AccommodationList of hotel available (all in Petaling Jaya) for the Deformity Course:Hotel Room type Rate Distance toUMPJ Hilton HotelKing HiltonGuestroom240.00 6.4km (12minutes bycar)Armada Hotel Deluxe 235.00 5.7km (9minutes bycar)SinggahsanaHotelDeluxe 160.00 5.6km (10minutes bycar)WebsiteReservation.petalingjaya@hilton.comhttp://www.armada.com.myhttp://hspj.com.myThe official hotel for the course is Petaling Jaya Hilton Hotel (not Kuala LumpurHilton that is located at the Central Station), in which we are provided withgovernment rate and get special price for King Hilton Guestroom (includedbreakfast). Please indicate to the hotel that you are registering for the “DeformityCorrection Course by University Malaya”. The corporate ID number is 003002356,rate type: WORLDWIDE GOVERNMENT RATE and the room is King HiltonGuestroom.

TransportationThere are two international airports in Kuala Lumpur: Kuala Lumpur International Airport(KLIA) and Low Cost Carrier Terminal (LCCT). They are located about 11.1 km apart.KLIA and LCCTKLIAAirport and Hotel / UMMCPETALINGJAYA/ HOTELLCCTKLIA/ LCCTA. Taxi : For travelling to hotels by airport taxi, please refer to the table below :KLIA to Petaling JayaLCCT to Petaling JayaOption 1Option 1You can take taxi/limosine from KLIA directly toPetaling Jaya. Best way is buy your ticket fromthe airport counter which is located just beforeyour reach the arrival hall. Return tickets isavailable at a cheaper rate.You can take taxi/limosine from LCCT directlyto Petaling Jaya. Best way is buy your ticketfrom the airport counter which is located justbefore your reach the arrival hall. There is noreturn ticket.The ZoneBudget: 401 (find Petaling Jaya): RM70.00 (normal): RM95.00 (midnight)The ZoneBudget: 401 (find Petaling Jaya): RM70.00 (normal): RM95.00 (midnight)Please refer to http://www.klia-taxi.comOption 2You may rent a car. Please visit tohttp://www.klia.com.my and enter“Transportation” section.Please refer to http://www.klia-taxi.comOption 2You may rent a car. Please visit tohttp://www.lcct.com.my and enter“Transportation” section.

B. Bus or train : If you would like to use bus or train, please refer to the table below. Formore information, please go to http://www.klia.com.my and enter “Transportation”. Whenyou want to return from Petaling Jaya to the airport, you can take the same route youchoose.KLIA to Petaling JayaLCCT to Petaling JayaOption 3Take Express Coach bus from KLIA to KLCentral. Fare: RM10.00From KLIA start : 12.30amend : 11.00pmTravelling time : 1 hourPlease refer to http://airportcoach.com.my forfurther information.When arrive at KL Central, take taxi to PetalingJaya / Hotel.Option 3Take Sky Bus (official bus for Air Asia.com) toKL Sentral.Fare: RM9.00From LCCT start: 7.00amend : 3.15amTravelling time : 1 hour 15 minutesPlease refer to http://www.skybus.com.my forfurther information.When arrive at KL central, take taxi to PetalingJaya / Hotel.Option 4Take KLIA express train from KLIA to KLCentral. Fare: RM35.00From KLIA start : 5.00am end : 1.00amTravel time: 28 minutes non-stop.The frequency :1) Every 15 minutes(During peak hours 6am-9am and 4pm-10pm)Option 4Take shuttle bus from LCCT to KLIA. There,you take KLIA Express train and go to KLCentral.You may refer to the details at the left column aswell.2)Every 20 minutes(During off-peak hours 5am-6am, 9am-4pm,10pm-12 midnight)3) Every 30 minutes after midnightPlease refer to http://www.kliaekspres.com forfurther information.From KL Central, you can take taxi to PetalingJaya/ Hotel.

KLIA to Petaling JayaLCCT to Petaling JayaOption 5Take KLIA Transit train from KLIA to KLCentral.Fare : RM35.00From KLIA start: 5.52amend : 1.03amTravel time: 35 minutes (stop at 3 intermediatestations, then final station to KL Central)The frequency: Every 30 minutesPlease refer to http://www.kliaekspres.com forfurther information.From KL Central, you can take taxi to PetalingJaya/ Hotel.Option 5Take shuttle bus from LCCT to KLIA. There,you take KLIA Transit train and go to KLCentral.Fare: RM12.50 (bus + train)From LCCT (bus shuttle) start: 7.20am(bus shuttle) end : 12.35amThen, take KLIA Transit train.Travel time of train : 1 hour (stop at 3intermediate stations, then final station to KLCentral)The frequency: Every 30 minutes.Please refer to http://www.kliaekspres.com forfurther information.From KL Central, you can take taxi to PetalingJaya/ Hotel.HAVE A NICE TRIP!

RegistrationREGISTRATION FORMI would like to register for the “2nd International Deformity Course and Workshop”.Enclosed is registration form and cheque made payable to “Yayasan Ortopedik”.Payment can also be made through telegram transfer*.Name : ………………………………………. Food / Diet:Hospital : ………………………………………..………………………………………..VegetarianPosition : ………………………………………..E-mail : ………………………………………. Non VegetarianPhone : …………………………………….....Registration fee:Foreign Orthopaedic Surgeon USD 300.00Local Orthopaedic Surgeon RM 500.00Orthopaedic Trainee RM 200.00Paramedics / Nurses RM 100.00Telegram transfer*Bank: Maybank Islamic AccountName: Yayasan OrtopedikAccount Number : 564351504180Swift Code: MBBEMYKLBank address:Ground & Mezzanine Floor, Jalan Sultan Ismail, WismaGenting, 50250 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan.Please attach proof of remittance with the registration form. (Via mail / fax / email)Secretariat:Attention:Ms Norfazlin2 nd International Deformity Correction Course Tel : 603 7949 3141Department of Orthopaedic Surgery Fax : 603 7949 3141University Malaya Medical CentreEmail: lyn_ryn@yahoo.com50603 Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia