SUMMARY Highly experienced physician with over 35 years of experience in hospital and clinic settings, including acute and primary care. He has more than 25 years of experience in conventional cancer treatment as a surgical oncologist and for the past 10 years has incorporated healing therapy into his cancer care protocol that for many produces outstanding results with reduced toxicity.

QUALIFICATION

1. MBBS (University Malaya – 1986)
2. MRCOG (St Bartholomew’s Hospital UK 1994)
3. Subspecialty training in Gynae oncology (1998-2002)
4. Gazetted Sub-Specialist in Gynae-Oncology
5. Advance Laparoscopic Surgery (Japan 2010)
6. Integrative Cancer Care Physician (USA - IOICP)

PROFESSIONAL BODIES

- President of Malaysian Association for Advancement of Integrative and Interdisciplinary Medicine (MAAFIM)

- Member of Obstetric and Gynecological Society of Malaysia (OGSM)

- Member of Malaysian Medical Association (MMA)

- Member of International Organization of Integrative Cancer Physician (IOICP)

CURRENT APPOINTMENTS

State Level Appointment

● Joint Chairman of the State Maternal Mortality Technical Committee

● Member of the State Perinatal Mortality Review Committee

● Member of State HIV Task force Committee

● Advisor to the State Health Department on matters relating to Obstetrics and Gynecological services in the State.

Other hospital level appointments

● Directorate Chairman, Women and Children Division

● Member of Medical Advisory Council, Melaka General Hospital

● Member of Hospital Houseman Training Committee

● Member of Hospital Infection Control Committee

● Member of Hospital O.T. Committee

● Member of Hospital Postgraduate Committee

● Member of Hospital Drug and Equipment Committee

COURSES AND TRAINING IN MINIMALLY INVASIVE SURGERY

Advanced training in minimally invasive surgery (MIS) in gynecological cancers at Kurashiki Medical Centre in Japan under the Supervision of world-renowned MIS expert Prof. Masaaki Andou. These 6 weeks of training covered a wide range of cutting-edge surgery in the full range of complex Gynecological surgery and in Gynae cancers.

JUNE 2011 – CURRENT (Integrative approaches to cancer management)

Incorporated an integrative approach to gynecological cancer treatment to further enhance the treatment outcomes. Having attended the following courses and training in this area:

1. Advanced training in Nutrition conducted by SAHAMM and ACNEM (Australian College of Nutritional and Environmental Medicine)
2. Chelation and Heavy Metal Detoxification (ACNEM)
3. Nutritional and Metabolic Approaches in Cancer
4. Integrative Cancer Treatment Conference in Reno, Nevada 2014
5. Integrative Cancer Treatment Conference in Reno, Nevada 2015
6. Certified Practitioner of IPT (Insulin Potentiated Treatment)
7. Training in Regulation Thermography and Dark Field Microscopy by Dr Daniel Beilin
8. Short stint at Paracelsus Clinic in Lustmuhle, St Gallen, Switzerland with Dr. Thomas Rau
9. Training in Ketogenic diet as a treatment strategy in cancer
10. Advanced training in Chelation and Ozone Therapy
11. Oxidative Training course and clinical application of Ozone, UBI and other oxidative modalities San Diego 2016

The current scope of work consists of an integrative approach to cancer treatment in a holistic fashion and the following modalities are used:

1. Radical Surgery, including minimally invasive surgery in gynecological cancers
2. Combined care with medical oncologist (with interest in integrative treatment/ for cases requiring chemotherapy and radiotherapy
3. Nutritional and metabolic therapy
4. Chelation
5. Oxidative therapies including major autohemotherapy
6. Detoxification procedures
7. Immuno­modulation strategies
8. Gut rehabilitation
9. Signal transduction therapy
10. Pulsed electro­magnetic fields therapy
11. High dose intravenous Vitamin C therapy
12. Hyperthermia

PUBLICATION

We have published a retrospective observational study on Advanced ovarian cancer using an integrative model. I am currently in the midst of a retrospective review of a series of almost 50 patients with

1. Advanced and recurrent cervical cancer
2. Advanced and recurrent endometrial cancer

to determine outcomes compared to historical controls. This review is being undertaken as a collaborative study with the Ministry of Health. The aim is to be able to demonstrate the benefits of integrative cancer treatment in advanced gynecological cancers. It is hoped, following this, a multi-center trial will be undertaken to further prove its reproducibility and validity in other centers.