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7. Orthopaedic Oncology

                               

Accredited Centers for 1st Part of Training: 

 

Important deciding factors are present of supporting facilities such as:

    • MRI
    • Oncologist (medical and radiation)
    • Radionuclid scan facility
    • Bone and tissue bank (preferably)

 

1.   Hospital Kota Bharu with networking to HUSM

2.  Hospital Kuala Lumpur / Putrajaya       3. Hospital Pandan, Johor

4. Hospital Umum Kuching Sarawak with UNIMAS

 

Affiliated Centers: - HUSM, University Hospital , UNIMAS

                   

Training Contents

 

First year:

  • Principles of surgical oncology
  • Principles of biopsy
  • Oncology attachment- medical and radiotherapy (1 month)
  • Musculoskeletal imaging attachment (1 month)
  • Basic musculoskeletal tumour pathology attachment (1 month)
  • Benign and malignant musculoskeletal (bone and soft tissue) tumours and their management
  • Principles of soft tissue coverage
  • Principles of arthroplasty (1 month attachment in arthroplasty unit) – optional.
  • Rehabilitation
  • Psychology in cancer patients
  • Counseling in cancer patients
  • Cancer pain management

 

Procedures allowed:

·         Biopsy of bone and soft tissue tumours

·         Excision of benign soft tissue tumours

·         Benign bone tumour surgical procedures

·         Assist in malignant bone and soft tissue tumour surgery

 

Second year:

  • Advance/complex oncology resection and reconstruction procedures in various anatomical regions (including spine- with spine surgeon)
  • Management of surgical oncology complications
  • Management of chemotherapy complications
  • Management of radiation complications
  • Revision procedures in fail oncology reconstructive surgery
  • Principles of oncology amputation
  • Management of local recurrence
  • Management of skeletal metastasis (including spine)

 

Procedures allowed:

  • Excision of malignant bone and soft tissue tumours
  • Reconstructive surgery
  • Excision and reconstruction in skeletal metastasis
  • Amputation in oncology patients
  • Revision surgery