A team of 4 senior management staff from Darul Ehsan Medical Centre led by Dr Omar Hamid (3rd from left) visited Wijaya on 22nd Feb 2006.  

Wijaya at Hospital Tuanku Ampuan Afzan, Kuantan, Pahang. Standing from left: Assoc Prof Dr Azian (Radiologist), Dr David Martin, Dr Hafez (Orthopaedic), Dr Rahman, Dr Ailin (Audiologist) & Ms Miranda.

Wijaya paid a courtesy call to Prof Dr Tahir Azhar, Dean Medical Faculty, International islamic University. Prof Tahir is by profession a radiation oncologist.  

Dr David Martin gave a lecture on Cyberknife at UIA Medical School, Kuantan 15 Feb 2006. 

Dr David Martin gave a lecture at UIA Medical School, Kuantan to a large and participating crowd of doctors, nurses and medical students Wednesday 15 Feb 2006. 

Wijaya participated in ArabHealth 2006, 22-25 January Dubai International Trade Centre. Our both featuring CyberKnife was well visited by many interested participants either to learn or to be part of our CyberKnife programme. Thanks to the hard work of Ms Miranda and Ms Harjit. 

Wijaya participated in ArabHealth 2006, 22-25 January Dubai International Trade Centre. We were honoured by a visit from Deputy Health Minister of Malaysia, Dato Dr Abdul Latif (3rd from left) to our booth. 

Wijaya participated in ArabHealth 2006, 22-25 January Dubai International Trade Centre. Wijaya made preliminary discussion with Al Rais Travel to bring arab tourists and patients to Malaysia. Photo showed Dr Rahman with Mr Muneer, General Manager of Al Rais Travel. 

Wijaya participated in ArabHealth 2006, 22-25 January Dubai International Trade Centre. The event was a major medical event with over 2,000 exhibitors and 20,000 participants. Photo showed Dr Rahman with Nick Olde of CTI cyclotron at the Siemens' booth. 

1st Cyberknife patient from Ministry of Health Malaysia marked the recognition of the Ministry to Cyberknife therapy. Cyberknife has received FDA clearance for treatment of lesions anywhere in the body since 2001.

Patient from Australia successfully completed cyberknife treatment at Wijaya 

Cyclotron installation in the final stage of completion.  

Prof Dr Martin giving a briefing on CyberKnife to a group of Neurosurgeons. 

Public forum participants feted to a nice lunch. 

 

Prof Dr David Martin giving a lecture on CyberKnife therapy. 

Dato Dr Ibrahim explaining the different types of cancer treatment. 

CyberKnife public forum - well attended by over 150 participants.

Handover of Wijaya's ambulance - 2 units of fully equipped Mercedes ambulances.

WIJAYA INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CENTRE (WIMC)
Presents

CYBERKNIFE

"Giving New Hope in Treating Tumour"
Asia Pacific's 1st revolutionary non invasive treatment
7 JANUARY 2006 ( Saturday )
10.00am - 12.00pm
WIMC Auditorium, Level 3

FREE ADMISSION

"Giving New Hope in Treating Tumour"
Programme
10.00am - 10.15am
Registration

10.15am - 10.30am
Opening Note by Dr Abdul Rahman Mohamad, Medical Director WIMC

10.30am - 11.00am

New Development in Treating Tumour, by Dato Dr Ibrahim, Consultant Clinical Oncologist & Radiotherapist, WIMC

11.00am - 11.30am

Robotic Radiosurgery Enabling the treatment of Lesion Any Where in the Body by Dr David Martin, CyberKnife Expert Technical Adviser , WIMC

11.30am - 12.00pm Q & A session

12.00pm Lunch / END

Door Gifts & Lunch provided

LIMITED SEATS !

To avoid disappointment,
Please call Ms Harjit / Miranda at 03 -7620 7979 ext 604 / 608 or email harjit@wbms.com.my / miranda@wbms.com.my to reserve your seat/s NOW!

Visit by Pn Jamelah and En Nazri of Kuwait Finance House to WIMC on 27th Dec 2005. 

A public lecture will be held on Saturday 7th Jan 2006 at 10am. Members of the public are invited to attend this free lecture by Prof Dr David Martin from Stanford University. The topic is CyberKnife - enabling radiosurgery anywhere in the body. CyberKnife is about giving New Hope to Patients. 

WijayaMedical wishes Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all its staff and clients.
Photo is Christmas orchids, a species normally found in Australia and South East Asia. Scientific name is Calanthe triplicata Orchidaceae (Syn. C. veratrifolia)

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