ABOUT US
The Malaysian Neurointerventional Society (MYNIS) was founded in the bustling city of Kuala Lumpur in the year 2020, marking a significant milestone in the country’s journey towards neurointerventional procedures. The society emerged at a time when neurointerventional techniques were gaining recognition as a cutting-edge approach to treating complex neurological conditions.
The inception of MYNIS was a collaborative effort led by a group of visionary neurologists, interventional radiologists, and neurosurgeons who recognized the immense potential of neurointerventional procedures in improving patient outcomes. Their shared goal was to establish a dedicated platform for the exchange of knowledge, research, and expertise in the field of neurointervention within Malaysia and the broader Southeast Asian region.
In its early years, MYNIS faced several challenges related to funding and resources. However, the passion and dedication of its founding members drove the society to persevere. They organized the first-ever Malaysian Neurointerventional Conference in 2000, attracting experts from neighboring countries and renowned international speakers. This conference marked the beginning of MYNIS’s role as a regional hub for neurointerventional training and education.
Over the next two decades, MYNIS continued to flourish. The society collaborated with leading medical institutions to establish training programs for young neurologists and interventionalists, helping to bridge the gap in specialized expertise. MYNIS also played a pivotal role in advocating for the adoption of neurointerventional techniques within the Malaysian healthcare system, leading to improved access to advanced neurological treatments for patients across the country.
In recent years, MYNIS embraced digital technology to expand its reach and facilitate knowledge exchange among its members. The society launched an online platform for case discussions, virtual conferences, and research collaboration, further cementing its reputation as a dynamic and forward-thinking organization in the field of neurology.
Today, MYNIS stands as a shining example of how dedication, innovation, and collaboration can shape the landscape of neurointerventional medicine. It continues to be a driving force behind advancements in neurology and neurointervention within Malaysia, fostering a vibrant community of healthcare professionals dedicated to improving the lives of individuals affected by neurological conditions across the region.
VISION STATEMENT
To lead Southeast Asia in advancing the field of neurointerventional medicine, ensuring the highest standard of care for individuals with neurological conditions.
MISSION STATEMENT
MYNIS is committed to:
Promoting Excellence: We strive to uphold the highest standards of excellence in neurointerventional procedures, research, and education to enhance patient outcomes and quality of life.
Education and Training: We provide comprehensive education and training programs for neurologists, interventional radiologists, and neurosurgeons to foster expertise and skill development in the field of neurointervention.
Collaboration and Knowledge Exchange: We serve as a hub for collaboration, knowledge exchange, and networking among healthcare professionals, researchers, and institutions, both locally and regionally.
Advocacy: We advocate for the integration of neurointerventional techniques into the Malaysian healthcare system, ensuring equitable access to advanced neurological treatments for all individuals.
Innovation: We encourage and support research and innovation in neurointerventional medicine to drive advancements in patient care and treatment options.
Community Engagement: We engage with the community to raise awareness about neurological conditions, their prevention, and the available treatment options, fostering a supportive and informed society.
Ethical Practice: We adhere to the highest ethical standards, placing patient well-being and safety at the forefront of all our activities.
Through these initiatives, MYNIS aims to improve the lives of individuals affected by neurological conditions, contribute to scientific knowledge, and position Malaysia as a leading center for neurointerventional excellence in Southeast Asia.
NO | MYNIS MEMBER LIST | ||||
1 | PROF. MADYA DR. KHAIRUL AZMI BIN ABD KADIR | ||||
2 | DR. ZULKIFLI ZAKI BIN ABDUL GHANI | ||||
3 | DR. MD YUZAIRIF MD YUSOF | ||||
4 | PROF. MADYA DR. EZAMIN ABDUL RAHIM | ||||
5 | DR. WAN MOHAMMAD IBRAHIM BIN WAN AZMAN | ||||
6 | DR. MOHAMAD SYAFEEQ FAEEZ BIN MD NOH | ||||
7 | PROF. DR. AHMAD SOBRI MUDA | ||||
8 | PROF. MADYA DR. MOHD SHAFIE ABDULLAH | ||||
9 | PROF. MADYA DR. ROZMAN ZAKARIA | ||||
10 | DR. RUSLI ZAIM BIN RUSLI | ||||
11 | DR. NOORSHAHRIZAL BIN NORDIN | ||||
12 | DR. ROHANA BINTI ABDUL RAHIM | ||||
13 | DR. MOHD HAFIZUDDIN BIN HUSIN | ||||
14 | DR. ISA AZZAKI ZAINAL | ||||
15 | DR. LEONG YUH YANG | ||||
16 | DR. MOHAMAD IZZAT ARSLAN BIN CHE ROS | ||||
17 | DR. MOHD NAIM MOHD YAAKOB | ||||
18 | DR. BIBI SADAQAT BINTI RAHIM | ||||
19 | DR. MOHAMAD FANDI AL-KHAFIZ KAMIS | ||||
20 | DR. BAZLI BIN MD YUSOFF | ||||
21 | DR. NASIBAH | ||||
22 | DR. CHAN KIN WONG | ||||
23 | DR ARVIN A/L RAJA DURAI | ||||
24 | DR. WAN MUHAMMAD NAZIEF BIN WAN HASSAN | ||||
25 | DR SALINAWATI BAKIN | ||||
26 | DR. NORHAFIZAH BINTI EHSAN | ||||
27 | DR. CHANDRAN NADARAJAN | ||||
28 | DR. FADHLI BIN MOHAMED SANI | ||||
29 | DR. MOHD SYAFIEK ABDUL HAQ BIN SAIFUDDIN | ||||
30 | DR. NAVEEN A/L RAJADURAI | ||||
31 | DR. MUHAMMAD ZAKWAN BIN YAHYA | ||||
32 | PROF. MADYA DR. AHMAD RAZALI MD RALIB | ||||
33 | DR. RAJEEV SHAMSUDDIN PERISAMY | ||||
34 | DR. ANAS THAREK | ||||
35 | DR. MUHAMAD ARIF KAMARUDIN | ||||
36 | DR. KHOIRUL HADI ABD AZIZ | ||||
37 | DR. YAP TECK CHONG | ||||
38 | DR. ABDUL HADI SHAMSUL BAHRIN | ||||
39 | DR. THIBAN A/L SIVAPRAGASAM | ||||
40 | DR. NIK FARHAN NIK FUAD | ||||
41 | DR. AIDI ASWADI HALIM LIM | ||||
42 | DR. MOHD FARIQ MOHD YUSOF | ||||
43 | DR. STRAHAN TEOH ZHI HUI |