...not counting the Medical Reviews. In a population of 1.5 million...how
many are women (i'm assuming he didn't have male patients - you never
know??) who live in the Kombos or can travel to his clinic and can afford
his private practice fees, etc? Amazing indeed.

The Energizer Bunny has nothing on Dr. Mbow! He's one in a million (and
half). Yaya better hold onto this one real tight!

Sacheee mbow and Jammeh jilangka waye! What a team!

-BambaLaye


On 10/29/07, Malanding Jaiteh <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
> 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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