Professor Emeritus Dr. Jin Hwan Ahn is a distinguished orthopaedic surgeon from Korea, currently serving at Saeum Hospital, Seoul. He was Emeritus Professor at Kangbuk Samsung Hospital, Sungkyunkwan University (2010–2019) and previously Professor and Chairman at Samsung Medical Center (1997–2010) and Kyung Hee University (1975–1997). Trained at Seoul National University and the University of Alberta, he has held key leadership roles including Founding President of the Korean Arthroscopy Association and President of the Korean Knee Association. An honorary member of AANA, he has received prestigious awards including the APKASS Takagi & Watanabe Award and JOSKAS Masaki Watanabe Award.

Dr Alan Getgood biography coming soon.

Dr Peter D'Alessandro biography coming soon.

Dr Alan Hirahara biography coming soon.

Asst Prof Dr Sean Ho Wei Loong biography coming soon.

Dr Foo Gen Lin trained in London and Singapore, and completed his fellowship in sports and hip surgery in New Zealand under renowned hip surgeon Dr Matthew Brick. He brings with him extensive experience in treating complex hip conditions-particularly labral tears, femoroacetabular impingement, and hip microinstability. Dr Foo is active in regional and international education programs and is an active member of the Hip Preservation Society, which aims to encourage greater awareness and treatment of young adult hip conditions. A passionate athlete himself, Dr Foo combines surgical expertise with a personal understanding of athletic recovery and performance.

Dr Wong Tak Man biography coming soon.

Prof Dr Andri Marulitua Lubis biography coming soon.

Prof Dr Roshan Wade biography coming soon.

Prof Dr Oh Joo Han biography coming soon.

Prof Dr Yi-Sheng Chan biography coming soon.

Assoc Prof Dato Dr Shahrulazua Ahmad biography coming soon.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mohd Fairudz bin Mohd Miswan — Associate Professor & Senior Orthopaedic Surgery Lecturer at UiTM. Trained MD (UKM), MS Orth (UM), Arthroscopy Fellowship (UM). Former Head of Department (2018–2022) and Head of Service at Hospital Al-Sultan Abdullah (2020–2022). Interests: sports & arthroscopy surgery, cartilage regeneration. Active examiner (OSC Part 1 & 2), researcher (current projects on myofascial release and lower-limb biodynamics), and author on knee/shoulder pathology. Professional memberships include MMC, MOA, MAS, NSR, and AO Trauma. Public outreach via TV/radio and community talks.

Associate Professor Dr Teo Seow Hui, a highly esteemed orthopedic sports surgeon with extensive expertise in sports-related injuries and arthroscopic surgery. Prof Teo completed her subspecialty training in South Korea and is currently head of sports injuries and arthroscopic surgery unit in UM, contributing significantly to the advancement of joint preservation and ligamentous surgery. As a recognized international speaker, educator, and Secretary General of the Malaysian Arthroscopic Society, She continues to shape the future of orthopedic sports surgery through research, innovation, and dedicated teachings.

Col Dr Azmi Abdul Latif (R) biography coming soon.

Dr Alex Lee Fook Seng is a Consultant Clinical Musculoskeletal Radiologist and Head of the Radiology Department at Penang Adventist Hospital, Malaysia. He obtained his Doctor of Medicine from Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, Master of Medicine (Radiology) from Universiti Sains Malaysia, and completed his Fellowship in Musculoskeletal Radiology at Hospital Kuala Lumpur. He further advanced his expertise through international clinical attachments in France and Italy, specialising in spine interventions, tumour ablation, vertebroplasty, and pain management procedures. With extensive experience in musculoskeletal imaging and interventional radiology, Dr Lee also leads multidisciplinary tumour board meetings and chairs the Radiation Safety Committee at Penang Adventist Hospital. He is actively involved in medical education and professional development, serving as an invited speaker and facilitator at numerous national and international conferences and workshops. His academic interests include musculoskeletal MRI, sports-related injuries, spine interventions, and image-guided diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.

Dr Alston Choong Wai Kwong is an Assistant Professor at Universiti Malaya and Consultant in Sports, Exercise and Musculoskeletal Medicine. He connects clinical practice, research and education to advance athlete health, rehabilitation and inclusive sport. His scholarship spans musculoskeletal interventions, injury prevention, athlete mental health and anti-doping. He chaired the 18th Asian Federation of Sports Medicine Congress and served as Vice Chair of its Scientific and Education Commission. His international experience includes leading Malaysia’s medical team at the Hangzhou Asian Games and serving at the Paris Paralympic Games. He contributes to the International Dragon Boat Federation’s Medical and Sports Science Commission and presides over the Pierre de Coubertin Committee of Malaysia. Holding postgraduate qualifications in sports medicine and Olympic studies, alongside IOC diplomas, he integrates clinical expertise with leadership in sport governance. Through mentorship and international collaboration, he champions rigorous evidence, ethical practice and equitable opportunities for athletes and patients.

Dr Amaleswaran Anbarasan is a Consultant Orthopaedic, Upper Limb and Microsurgeon at Island Hospital, Penang, with 19 years of clinical experience in tertiary hospitals and university teaching institutions. He holds a Doctor of Medicine and Master of Orthopaedic Surgery from Universiti Sains Malaysia. He completed fellowships in Upper Limb and Microsurgery at Hospital Kuala Lumpur, Paediatric Hand Surgery at the National Center for Child Health and Development in Tokyo, Japan, and Elbow Surgery at Wrightington Hospital, United Kingdom. Previously, he served as Head of the Upper Limb and Microsurgery Unit at Hospital Pulau Pinang. His clinical interests include paediatric hand conditions, elbow surgery, upper limb reconstruction and microsurgery. Dr Amaleswaran has published research in peer-reviewed journals and actively contributes to medical education through lectures, surgical workshops and national and international conferences. He has also received multiple Excellent Service Awards recognising his professional dedication and contributions to healthcare.

Dr Arvin Raj, is a Consultant Sports Medicine Physician who is currently running a Private Specialist Clinic - Dr Triton Sports Medicine Clinic in PJ. He is part of the medical board of International Powerlifting Federation (IPF) and a competing powerlifter. He is also a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist from the National Strength and Conditioning Association with over 21 yrs of coaching experience.

Mr. Charanjeet Singh is a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at Gleneagles Kuala Lumpur (since 2008) specialising in sports knee and shoulder surgery, including arthroscopy, ligament and meniscal reconstruction, cartilage surgery, osteotomy, and shoulder arthroplasty. He holds FRCSI and MS Orth (UKM), with fellowships in knee (with John Bartlett, Melbourne) and shoulder (with Prof. Jeganath Krishnan, Adelaide), plus AO trauma (Toronto) and sports medicine attachments in the USA and Australia. A frequent regional faculty and invited speaker, he has presented on revision ACL, ACJ injuries, high tibial osteotomy, and complex shoulder/knee topics at APOA, MOA, MAS and international meetings. Leadership includes Chairman, APOA Sports Section (2018–2020); Founding Member/Treasurer, ASSA; Editor, Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery (Hong Kong). He is on faculty for APOA/ISAKOS 2025 programmes and facilitates the Kuala Lumpur Sports Fellowship under ASSA. Languages: English, Malay, Punjabi (fluent).

Dr Choo Chin Yin biography coming soon.

Dr. Hishamudin Bin Masdar is a board-certified Arthroscopy and Sports Surgeon, currently Consultant Orthopaedic, Sports & Shoulder Surgeon and Medical Director at KPJ Rawang Specialist Hospital. He earned his BSc (Medicine, 1992), MD (1994) and MS (Orthopaedic Surgery, 2002) from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, followed by a knee and shoulder fellowship in Lyon, France (2010–2011). In the Ministry of Health, he served as Orthopaedic Surgeon (since 2002), Head of Arthroscopy & Sports Surgery (2012–2015), and previously led Shoulder & Sports services at Hospital Selayang (2008–2015). Professionally, he is Past President and Advisor of the Malaysian Arthroscopy Society and served as President of the ASEAN Society for Sports Medicine & Arthroscopy (2020–2021); he is also a board member of the Asian Shoulder and Elbow Association and EFORT Member-at-Large. His interests include ligament reconstruction, patellofemoral disorders, non-prosthetic knee degeneration care, shoulder instability, arthroscopy and arthroplasty; he has 10+ publications and international faculty roles.

Dr Izan Ibrahim is a Consultant Orthopaedic & Arthroscopic Surgeon at Gleneagles Kuala Lumpur and Al-Islam Specialist Hospital (since 2006). MBChB (Otago) and MS Orth (UKM). Former registrar/orthopaedic surgeon at HKL with rotations in arthroplasty, arthroscopy & sports injury, spine, paediatrics, and trauma. Clinical focus: arthroscopy, knee-preservation and ligament reconstruction, and cartilage regeneration—among the earliest in Malaysia to perform Hyalofast scaffold surgery (2010); trained at Rizzoli (2010); led/lectured multiple cartilage masterclasses (2024–2025). Runs high-volume clinics (≈400–450 pts/month) and performs elective/emergency orthopaedics. Speaker at APOA, SICOT, MAS ASM and international cartilage meetings; chaired the ICRS-approved Gleneagles KL Cartilage MasterClass (Mar 2024). Secured ICRS Centre of Excellence status for Gleneagles KL (Apr 2023). Pioneered biopoly trochlear resurfacing (2018).

Dr Johan Abdul Kahar biography coming soon.

Dr Jonas Fernandez is an Orthopaedic & Sports Surgeon at Hospital Putrajaya (since 2020). MS Ortho (UM, 2020). Multilingual (EN/BM/Tamil/Russian/Korean). Fellowships/scholarships: APOA Pune Knee Course (2022), KL Sports Fellowship (2022), HKL Acute Sports Injury Unit (2023), Knee Sports & Cartilage Repair (India, 2023), Shoulder Surgery & Research (Korea, 2024), ISAKOS Scholar (USA 2023; Munich 2025). Invited speaker at masterclasses and regional/international meetings (ICS, SICOT YSIM, APOA). Awards include MSSH Best Poster (2017) and multiple MAS ASM award finalists (2024). Active in APOA YSF (Secretary) and committees, MAS member, and honorary lecturer (UoC). Publishes/presents across trauma, sports surgery, cartilage repair, and complex reconstructions; also writes a public health column and maintains educational social media/website outreach.

Dr Leong Wan Hee is an Orthopaedic Surgeon and Sports Injury Consultant with a focus on knee and shoulder disorders. Based at Sarawak General Hospital and serving as Visiting Consultant at Timberland Medical Centre, Kuching, he provides subspecialty arthroscopy and sports-injury services for patients across Sarawak and Sabah. His clinical practice spans acute sports trauma, ligament and meniscal reconstruction, and shoulder instability/rotator-cuff pathology, with an emphasis on minimally invasive techniques and multidisciplinary rehabilitation pathways to restore function and return to sport.

Dr. Leong Yung Chin - Orthopaedic Sport Surgeon, Hospital Sungai Buloh (since Nov 2023). MD & M.Med (Ortho), subspecialty training in Sport Surgery & Arthroscopy (MOH) with multi-site fellowships, including Orthosports New Zealand (2022–2023). Former lecturer/examiner at AIMST. Presented at MAS ASM; publications cover ACJ reconstruction techniques, acromion morphology in rotator-cuff disease, and ACL graft metrics. Interests: sports & arthroscopy.

Dr Moganadass Muniandy is an Orthopaedic Surgeon (Arthroscopy & Sports Surgery) at Sunway Medical Centre Seberang Jaya. MBBS (UM, 2001); Masters in Orthopaedic Surgery (UM, 2010). Subspecialty training: MOH Arthroscopy & Sports Surgery (2018); AO Trauma Fellowship, University of Regensburg (2015); Shoulder Fellowships in Sendai, Japan, and Rennes, France (2018). Career spans specialist/consultant roles across northern Malaysia and subspecialty training at HKL. Presented extensively at MOA/MAS ASM with multiple awards (e.g., 3rd Prize Best Oral, MAS ASM 2017, 2019). Publications include BMJ case report (2009), Malaysian Orthopaedic Journal (2014), Surgery Journal (2019), JSES (2019, 2020, 2021) and Malaysian Medical Journal (2023). Interests: shoulder instability and rotator-cuff outcomes, ACJ reconstruction, meniscus/ACL pathology. Active member of MMA, MAS, AO Trauma AP, APKASS, and HKL Arthroscopy Unit alumni.

Dr Mohd Fakhrulsani bin Abdul Hamid is a Sports Physician based at Hospital Sultanah Bahiyah, Alor Setar, and Gleneagles Penang, with extensive clinical and field experience in Sports Medicine. His areas of expertise include sports medicine, sports and musculoskeletal rehabilitation, regenerative medicine, musculoskeletal ultrasound, and ultrasound-guided pain intervention procedures. Since 2020, Dr Mohd Fakhrulsani has served as the Head of Sports Medicine Services in Kedah, contributing to the development and delivery of sports medicine services for athletes and the general population. He has also been actively involved in elite sports medicine and team medical care, serving as the Chief Medical Officer for the Kedah SUKMA contingent in 2022, 2024 and 2026. His experience in football medicine includes serving as the Kedah FA Football Team Doctor, Malaysia U-23 Team Doctor in 2025, and Malaysia National Football Team Doctor for the AFF Hyundai Cup 2026. Through these roles, he has been involved in athlete health management, injury prevention, rehabilitation, medical coverage, and return-to-play decision-making at both state and national levels. With a combination of clinical expertise, sports rehabilitation experience, musculoskeletal intervention skills, and elite team medical experience, Dr Mohd Fakhrulsani is committed to providing comprehensive, evidence-based sports medicine care and supporting athletes in achieving safe and optimal performance.

Dr Mohd Nizlan Mohd Nasir is a Sunway Hospital orthopaedic surgeon specialising in sports injury and arthroscopic shoulder/knee surgery. He earned MBBS (UM, 1996) and MS Orth (UKM, 2004), followed by a clinical/research fellowship in shoulder arthroscopy & arthroplasty in Perth (2009). Former Associate Professor at UPM (2014–2025), he led SIASCOE (2015–2025), served as HPUPM Deputy Director (2019–2021), Head of Clinical Services (2016–2019), and Conjoint Board examiner (2016–2025). A past President of the Malaysian Arthroscopy Society (2023–2025), he has extensive publications and research. Awards include the Mohd Nor Manukaran Award (2004) and MAS ASM poster prizes (2016, 2018), among others.

Dr Mohd Rusdi Abdullah biography coming soon.

Dr Muhammad Hafiz bin Daud is an Orthopaedic Surgeon at Hospital Kuala Lumpur with subspecialty training in sports injury and arthroscopy. He earned his MD and MS (Orth) from UKM and completed the MOH Sports & Arthroscopy Fellowship (2019–2023) plus a hip-preservation/arthroscopy fellowship at Wakamatsu Hospital, UOEH, Japan (2022–2023). His arthroscopic focus spans shoulder, hip and knee, alongside comprehensive trauma care. He is a life member of MOA and MAS, and an associate member of ISAKOS and ISHA. Career highlights include >16 years in orthopaedics (10 as specialist), awards for outstanding service (2009, 2016), and posts across Sarawak, Serdang and KL. Recent scholarly work covers femoroacetabular impingement managed by hip arthroscopy (Hip & Pelvis, in press, 2024) and outcomes of arthroscopic CC/AC reconstruction (Journal of Biosciences & Medicines, 2024). He speaks and teaches regularly at MAS courses and webinars.

Dr Ng Wuey Min is a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon (Sunway Medical Centre; Ramsay Sime Darby Subang Jaya) with a special interest in sports injuries and arthroscopy. Trained MBBS (UM, 1996) and Master of Orthopaedic Surgery (UM, 2003). Former Lecturer/Senior Lecturer/Associate Professor at UM and UPM; Head, Sports Injury & Arthroscopy Division, UMMC (2011–2018). Leadership includes MOA Council Member, MAS Council/Scientific roles, and founding member of APKASS. Completed fellowships/attachments with Hiroyuki Sugaya (Japan) and Yong Girl Rhee (Korea), AO Advanced Trauma/Foot & Ankle (Harborview, USA), and APOA Travelling Fellowship (Australia/New Zealand). Research spans knee/shoulder pathology, meniscus/ACL techniques, bone banking, biomechanics, and training innovations, with multiple indexed publications and a soft-tissue MPFL reconstruction patent. Recipient of innovation medals (UM Expo Silver; Faculty/UiTM awards). Active educator, workshop faculty, and journal reviewer (MOJ, MJMHS).

Dr Nur Akmal Ismail Mansor biography coming soon.

Dr Nur Azree Ferdaus is a Orthopaedic Surgeon & Medical Lecturer at UniSZA/HoSZA (since 2020); Clinical Fellow in Arthroscopy & Sports Surgery (SASMEC@IIUM, 2025). MS Ortho (UKM, 2020); MD (Russian State Medical University, 2010); AO Advanced Trauma (2023). Research/teaching span orthopaedics, traumatology, medical devices, and community bone health. Publications include MOJ, CJT, Frontiers in Endocrinology, and Archives of Osteoporosis; grants on osteoporosis screening (Bonecheck© IP) and QUS reliability. University roles: OSCE examiner, viva panels, curriculum committees, research leadership (OMTAR group). Community/CPD: FFNM, MOA, AO Trauma; moderator/speaker at SICOT YSIM 2024, ACL rehab symposia, and injection workshops. Training highlights include multiple arthroscopy shoulder/knee courses (2022–2025) and live surgery observerships.

Dr Rajesh Rampal is an Orthopaedic Surgeon with an MBBS from Melaka Manipal Medical College and a Master of Orthopaedic Surgery from the University of Malaya. He is currently completing his fellowship in Arthroscopy and Sports Surgery under the Malaysian Ministry of Health, with additional specialized training in shoulder surgery in South Korea and knee surgery in France. Dr. Rajesh has also completed a fellowship in Adult Reconstruction Surgery at Singapore General Hospital. He has presented and published research in various international forums and is actively involved in orthopaedic education and clinical practice.

Dr Raymond Dieu Kiat Yeak is an Orthopaedic Trauma & Sports Surgeon at Sunway Medical Centre Damansara and Sunway Medical Centre Velocity, and Associate Professor at Universiti Putra Malaysia. He holds MB BCh BAO (Ireland, 2006), MRCS (Edin, 2012), Master of Orthopaedic Surgery (UM, 2014) and MFST (Edin, 2020). Subspecialty training includes fellowships in sports, shoulder and knee surgery in Australia and South Korea, plus ESSKA European Shoulder (Rotator Cuff) certification (2024). He serves as Treasurer of the Malaysian Arthroscopy Society and Secretary of the MAS Accreditation & Endorsement Subcommittee; is editorial member/associate editor for MAS Scope Insight, Clinics in Shoulder and Elbow, and MJMHS; AO Trauma Malaysia faculty; and a long-standing examiner for Malaysia’s Orthopaedic Masters entrance/exit exams. His presentations span MOA, ESSKA and regional arthroscopy symposia. Awards include multiple MAS prizes (2016, 2018, 2024), UPM Excellence Service Award (2019) and a Putra InnoCreative Gold (2021).

Dr Sharifah Nor Amirah Alsagoff is an Orthopaedic Surgery Lecturer (DU14) and subspecialty trainee in Sports & Arthroscopy at UiTM/Hospital Al-Sultan Abdullah. She completed MBBS (MMMC) and MS Orth (UM), trained at Hospital Sungai Buloh and UiTM, and since 2024–2025 has rotated through HSAAS-UPM, UMMC, and HKL for sports/arthroscopy training (Part 1 exam passed, Mar 2024). She is a MAS and MOA member (MAS Newsletter editorial), and serves in roles including hospital/faculty website coordinator, incident/RCA liaison, MSQH internal auditor, SPOT committee, and UiTM Orthopaedics Club treasurer. Her academic output spans numerous MOA/MAS/APOA/SICOT presentations and newsletters, with multi-centre TASMAN collaborative papers in the British Journal of Surgery (2024). She organizes and teaches in ACL reconstruction courses (HASA live surgery; NOCERAL sawbone) and served as moderator for the MAS Post-Graduate Quiz (2024). Interests include knee/shoulder pathology, trauma, and return-to-sport rehabilitation.

Mr. Shri Kapilan Appadurai, Orthopaedic Specialist in the Sports Unit, Orthopaedic Department, Hospital Selayang (current). MBBS (Manipal, 2007); MS Orthopaedics (USM, 2016). Career spans MOH postings at HKL (house officer), Hospital Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah, Lahad Datu (Orthopaedic Surgeon & Head of Department, 2017–2020), and subspecialty training in Sports/Arthroscopy across Johor centres (2020–2022). Completed fellowships in Sports & Arthroscopy (Hospital Rechts der Isar, Technical University of Munich, 6 months, 2022) and Shoulder Surgery (Centre de l’Épaule, Saint-Grégoire, France, 3 months, 2022–2023). Presented papers at MOA and MAS ASM; invited speaker/table instructor for courses in trauma and sports topics. Active in CPD (AO Trauma, arthroplasty, spine, Munich Shoulder Course). Interests: shoulder/knee instability, patellofemoral disorders, and arthroscopic techniques.

Dr Siti Hawa Tahir is the Head of Department and Senior Consultant Orthopaedic, Arthroscopy & Sports Surgeon, Hospital Kuala Lumpur (since Mar 2023); previously Deputy Head and Head, Arthroscopy & Sports Injury Unit (2010–2023). MBBS (UM) and MS (Ortho) (UKM); MOH Fellowship in Arthroscopy & Sports Surgery, with subspecialty fellowships in knee (Chung-Ang University) and shoulder/elbow (Konkuk University), Seoul. National roles include Head of Subspecialty (Arthroscopy & Sports Surgery, MOH), Secretary/Committee for MOH Orthopaedic Subspecialty Training, Chair/Advisor for Safe Surgery Saves Lives, MMC Subspecialty Education Subcommittee Chair, trainer for Masters/Fellowship programmes, adjunct/honorary lecturer, CRC research coordinator/reviewer, and journal reviewer. Publications cover ACL techniques, multiligament knee, shoulder procedures, coracoclavicular/AC reconstruction, cartilage repair, and outcomes research. Longstanding MAS member (council/training committee) and active faculty/speaker at national and regional meetings and workshops.

Dr Siva Thangaraju is a Consultant Orthopaedic, Arthroscopy & Sports Surgeon at Bukit Tinggi Medical Centre, Selangor (2023–present). He previously served at Hospital Kuala Lumpur (2015–2022), Hospital Sungai Buloh, and Hospital Sibu, progressing from registrar to consultant roles. He holds an MBBS (Manipal, 1999) and MMed (Orth) USM (2011), with subspecialty fellowships in Arthroscopy & Sports Surgery (MOH Malaysia), Basic Arthroscopic Reconstruction (Tengku Mizan Armed Forces Hospital), and Shoulder & Elbow Surgery at the ATOS Clinic, Munich (2017–2018). Professional memberships include MAS, ESSKA, MOA, and AO Trauma Asia Pacific. His scholarly work centres on shoulder and knee sports injuries—especially acromioclavicular joint stabilization—with KSSTA publications on periprosthetic fractures and early clavicular tunnel widening (2019). He has contributed as webinar moderator, course faculty, and committee member for national medical sports coverage workshops and HKL fitness initiatives, and has presented widely at MAS/MOA scientific meetings.

Dr. Soon Chee Khian is an experienced orthopaedic surgeon based at Loh Guan Lye Specialists Centre, Penang, Malaysia. He obtained his MBBS in 1992, Master of Surgery (Orthopaedic) in 2001, and Postgraduate Diploma in Sports Medicine in 2004. A Life Fellow of the Asia Pacific Orthopaedic Association and Fellow of the Academy of Medicine Malaysia, he has been actively involved in international teaching and training, serving as faculty for numerous arthroscopy and sports medicine courses across Asia since 2011. Dr. Soon has held leadership roles including Organizing Chairman of the Malaysian Arthroscopy Society Annual Scientific Meeting and Live Shoulder Surgery Course. Widely recognized as a speaker and faculty member, he has contributed to major meetings such as the ASEAN Instructional Shoulder Arthroscopy Course, Conmed Linvatec Asia Arthroscopy Symposium, and ASSA conferences. He also serves as medical adviser to various sports and community organizations in Malaysia and Indonesia.

Dr Sugesh Raghavan biography coming soon.

Prof Dr Mohamad Khairuddin Abdul Wahab biography coming soon.

Prof. Dr Wan Hazmy Che Hon is a Clinical Professor of Orthopaedics (KPJ Healthcare University) and Consultant Orthopaedic, Trauma & Sports Surgeon (KPJ Seremban Specialist Hospital). MD (Ghent, 1991), MS Ortho (UKM, 1998); AO Trauma Fellowship, Augsburg (1999); subspecialty in arthroscopy/arthroplasty/sports surgery (Wakefield Orthopaedic Clinic & Royal Adelaide Hospital, 2002). Founding member and President, Malaysian Arthroscopy Society (2015–2017); member of ISAKOS, MOA, MERCY, IMAM; Fellow of the Academy of Medicine Malaysia. Awards include Prof N. Subramanian Award (1998), APOA-ESSKA Travelling Fellowship (2004), KKM Excellence Awards (1997, 2003), and a Fulbright Scholarship (Temple University, 2004–2005). Former Medical Director and Board member, KPJ Seremban (2008–2023), leading JCI accreditation and transition to an Academic Health Centre; currently Senate member, KPJ University and contributor to KPJ Healthcare Berhad’s Research & Innovation Committee.

Associate Professor Dato' Dr Badrul Akmal Hisham is a Senior Lecturer and Orthopaedic Surgeon at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM). He holds an MD and a Master's in Orthopaedics from UKM. Dato' Badrul specializes in sports injuries, particularly ACL reconstructions, and is heavily involved in research on stem cell therapy and cartilage repair. He has published numerous scientific papers and leads various clinical research projects. Dato' Badrul is also active in professional organizations, contributing to medical education and serving on multiple national and international committees related to orthopaedics and sports medicine.

Dr Ling Jian Loong biography coming soon.

Dr. Muhamad Karbela Reza Ramlan is an experienced Malaysian Orthopaedic Surgeon specialising in arthroscopy, sports surgery, and football medicine. He currently serves at Hospital Canselor Tuanku Muhriz, UKM Paediatric Hospital, UKM Specialist Centre, and KPJ Seremban Specialist Hospital. He is also a part-time lecturer at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM). He obtained his Doctor of Orthopaedic and Traumatology qualification from UKM in 2020, followed by a Fellowship in Arthroscopy and Sports Surgery in 2023. He further pursued specialised training in hip sports medicine, arthroscopy, and arthroplasty at Lyon Ortho Clinic in 2024 and obtained the FIFA Diploma in Football Medicine in 2025. As Team Doctor for Kuching City Football Club, he has extensive experience managing professional footballers and elite athletes, including international competitors. His expertise encompasses shoulder, hip, knee, and ankle arthroscopy, sports injury management, rehabilitation, and medical coverage for major football competitions, including regional championships.