Malanding,
Beautiful. You broke Tam's achievements down to perspective. I still say the
man is an idiot. All the activities he listed are complications to a
pregnancy which of course he played no part in. Consider that on a typical day he
could have done:
1 child birth in which he had to perform 2 caesarians to get the baby out, a
couple of passes at uterine evacuation, an episiotomy repair of the vaginal
wall he caused, and a removal of appendages thereto. However, if he only
removes the placenta once every three days but completes a childbirth every day,
then it is understandable how he can perform invasive surgeries daily. What a
Kountry. The man is a pervert. Of course no one could review his resume prior
to his appointment as SOS Health. The only qualification I could grant merit
for is his Diploma in OBGYN which led to his license in midwifery. He can't
even perform a clean delivery. Lamtoro ought to discerning of his advice.
Mbowen clinic my foot.
Haroun Masoud. MQDT. Al Mutawakkil. The man has bungled 80% of the
deliveries he participated in. I feel sorry for the women at the other end of his
tongs. Darbo.
In a message dated 10/29/2007 9:46:12 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time,
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BambaLaye,
Assuming that the gentleman started his practice in January 2000 until
his appointment as SoS around 2005(?). Given there are 4 1/2 working
days a week in the Gambia, about 250 days in one year and 1500 working
days in 6 years, that is without a break for Tobaski, July 22, Koriteh
and annual gatherings at the Kanilai Farm, the good Dr have in his own
words performed at least:
2 Caesarians per day
2 Evacuation of the uterus per day
1 vacuum deliveries every 3 days
1 episiomy repairs per day
1 Bilateral Tubal legations (BTL) every 3 days
1 appendicectomy every 5 days
1 Intra-uterine Contraceptive Device Insertions every 3 day
1 Manual removal of placenta every 3 days
You call that un-impressive?
Malanding
Abdoulie Jallow wrote:
>......and he's still hurting poor folks. Ouch! Doctor!
>My stomach turned thorugh reading his resume...only in Gambia.
>
>-BambaLaye
>
>
>On 10/29/07, Malanding Jaiteh <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
>
>>A very imressive resume given he graduated in 1999. Now I understand why
>>he is head cheerleader of H.E.'s Special Medicine Program
>>
>>Malanding
>>
>>
>>
>>CURRICULUM VITAE
>>
>>NAME: Dr. Tamsir Mbowe
>>DATE OF BIRTH: 09th February 1964
>>PLACE OF BIRTH: Banjul, The Gambia
>>NATIONALITY: Gambian
>>RELIGION: Islam
>>MARITAL STATUS: Married
>>NUMBER OF CHILDREN: Four (3) Boys (1) Girl
>>
>>PRESENT ADDRESS:
>>
>>
>>
>> 25 Sparlding Street
>>Banjul The Gambia
>>Tel: (220) 9974535 (Mobile)
>>
>> (220) 4228624 (Office)
>>
>>Fax: (220) 4202446
>>
>>CURRENT EMPL0YER:
>>
>>Department of State for Health and
>>Social Welfare
>>
>>PRESENT POSITION:
>>
>>(a) Secretary of State
>>(b) Consultant OBS/GYNAE - Mbowen Clinic, Kanifing Estate
>>(c) Consultant Lamtoro Medical Centre - The Gambia
>>
>>EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND:
>>1. University of Dublin (Ireland) 1998-1999
>>2. Korlu-Bu Teaching Hospital (Ghana) 1995-1997
>>3. Lugansk Medical Institute (Ukraine) 1988-1994
>>4. University of Ile-Ife (Nigeria) 1985-1986
>>5. Gambia High School 1982-1984
>>6. Gambia Muslim High School 1975-1982
>>
>>
>>
>>DEGREES OBTAINED:
>>
>>
>> 1. M.D Medicine
>> Lugansk Medicine Institute
>> Lugansk - Ukraine
>> 2. Diploma in Obsterics & Gynecology
>> University of Dublin - Ireland
>> 3. L.M License Midwife - Ireland
>>
>>PROFESSIONAL CAREER:
>>
>>1) Registrar - Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology, Royal Victoria
>>Teaching Hospital, Banjul, The Gambia - from 2000 todate.
>>2) Consultant in Obstetrics & Gynecology - Mbowen Clinic, Kanifing, The
>>Gambia - from 2000 todate
>>3) Medical Officer - Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Royal
>>Victoria Teaching Hospital, Banjul, The Gambia - from 1997 to 1998 and
>>also from 1999 to 2000
>>4) National Service - Teaching, at Gambia High School, Banjul - from
>>1986-1987
>>
>>MEDICAL DUTIES & SURGICAL EXPERIENCE:
>>
>>1) Clinical review and management of all emergencies reporting in the
>>Obstetrics Gynecology clinics and maternity wards such as:
>> - Acute abdomen
>> - Per Vagina Bleeding
>> - Emergency Labour Cases
>> - Abruption Placenta
>> - Ante partum Hemorrhage
>> - Cephalous-Pelvic Disproportion
>> - Placenta Praevia
>> - Cord Prolepses
>> - Multiple Pregnancy Cases
>> - Foetal Distress
>> - Breech Presentation
>> - Ruptured
>> - Ectopic Pregnancies
>> - Ruptured Uterus
>>
>>2) Twenty-four Management of whole Obstetrics & Gynecology Units
>>(Twenty-four hour on-call duties)
>>3) Daily ward rounds: Both service and teaching ward round
>>4) Types and numbers of surgical procedures done:
>>a) Caesarian Sections: >3000 cases (more than three thousand)
>>b) Vacuum Deliveries: >500 cases
>>c) Episiotomy Repairs: >1000 cases
>>d) Bilateral Tubal Legations (BTL): >500 cases
>>e) Appendicectomy: > 300 cases
>>f) Intra-uterine Contraceptive Device Insertions: <500 cases
>>g) Evacuation of the uterus: <6000 cases
>>h) Manual removal of placenta: >500 cases
>>i) Total Abdominal Hysterectomies: > 130 cases
>>.j) Subtotal Abdomina Hysterectomies: >130 cases
>>k) Total Abdominal Hysterectomy with bilateral salpinogo-oophorectomy:
>>
>>
>>>300 cases Salpingectomy for Ruptured ectopic: >400 cases
>>>
>>>
>>l) Salpingectomy for Ruptured Ectopic: >400 cases
>>m) Cervical and / or Uterine Biopsies: >500 cases
>>n) Cystoclele Repairs
>>o) Cystectomy: >200 cases
>>p) Tubal Probing of blocked tubes: > 200 cases
>>
>>LANGUAGES:
>>English, Russian, Wollof, Mandinka and Fullani
>>
>>HOBBIES: Reading and Football
>>
>> Special interest areas in Medicine:
>>
>> Reproductive Medicine / Family Planning
>>
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