Monday, 21 December 2009

Publications (Scientific Papers/Write-ups)

Dr. William Nimle Mol has been an author to 17 Original Scientific Papers, regarding SCLEROTHERAPY and various other aspects of Plastic, Reconstructive & Cosmetic Surgery & Vascular Anomalies. The references are as follows:

1. 2017: Special Techniques in Plastic Surgery to Conceal Scars. PIH e-Med Journal 2017;11(1):01-06.

2. 2017: 'Pinch' & 'Displacement' Tests. PIH e-Med Journal 2017;8(1):01-05.

3. 2013: Efficacy of percutaneous ethanol sclerotherapy for venous malformation in lower extremities: a retrospective review of 21 cases. Euro J Plast Surg 2013;36(2):161-4.



6. 2008: Merkel cell carcinoma of the face: an analysis of 16 cases in the Japanese. Journal of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery 2008, Aug 1 (Epub ahead of print) PMID: 18676193.


8. 2008: Salvage of cartilage framework exposure in microtia reconstruction using a mastoid fascial flap. Journal of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery 2008;61(1): s110-3. E-pub 2007 March 9.



11. 2007: Use of absolute ethanol & 1% polidocanol for the treatment of vascular malformations at our institute. Papua New Guinea journal of science, technology and engineering 2007;1(Epub only).

12. 2007: New grading system for patients with Treacher Collins syndrome.The Journal of Craniofacial Surgery 2007;18(1):113-9.

13. 2007: Modification of thoracoscopy in pectus excavatum: insertion of both thoracoscope and introducer through a single incision to maximize visualisationScandinavian Journal of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and Hand Surgery 2007;41(4):189-92.

14. 2006: Percutaneous sclerotherapy using polidocanol for haemangioma and vascular malformations Japanese journal of interventional radiology 2006; 21(4): 403-407.

15. 2006: Surgical management of ischial and perineal pressure ulcers with urethrocutaneous fistulae. Journal of Wound Care 2006;15(2):55-7.

16. 2006: P6: A study on blood flow in pedicled jejunum after supercharge using a dog model - which is more important for survival of distal (oral) end of pedicle jejunum, artery or vein? Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery 2006;118 (4):89-90 posters: scientific posters: pdf only.

17. 2004: A new technique of microvascular suturing: the chopstick rest technique. British Journal of Plastic Surgery 2004;57:567-571.

A NEW CONCEPT IN PUBLICATION OF CLINICAL PAPERS

The New Pacific International Hospital (PIH) in Port Moresby has commenced publishing short clinical papers to exchange vital and relevant information among clinicians. Generally speaking clinicians are busy dealing with patients and they usually do not find time to read and publish papers (being academic). Nevertheless, it is important that a clinician should read and upgrade his/her knowledge and at the same time report interesting clinical findings/observations or cases. In standard journals, the format of reporting is lengthy and to make matters worse, the process of submission and reviewing are sometimes discouraging, especially to the novice.

Dr. Venkita Suresh (Senior Cardiologist) and team members of PIH, has introduced a simple way of reporting interesting clinical findings: The PIH E-Med Journal. The Journal is based on the concept of 'A Picture Speaks A Thousand Words'. Clear photos, diagrams and tables are recommended with very few wordings to convey the main message.

In this journal, Dr. Mol explains the clinical examination technique of 'Pinch' and 'Displacement' Tests to come up with a preliminary diagnosis of any subcutaneous tissue level masses (lumps, bumps, cysts & swellings) before ordering radiologic and laboratory tests.











LOOK OUT FOR OUR NEW PUBLICATION IN THE NEW PIH e-MED JOURNAL IN NOVEMBER 2017 (IT WILL ALSO BE POSTED/UPLOADED TO THIS BLOG): 

'SPECIAL TECHNIQUES IN PLASTIC SURGERY TO CONCEAL SCARS'

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