The FEU-NRMF Department of Surgery, with its fifteen areas of specialty, is an academic department within the FEU-NRMF Institute of Medicine and a clinical department within the FEU-NRMF Medical Center. The faculty and consultants are fully trained and professional surgeons recognized for their work, expertise, and leadership positions across different subspecializations in regional, national, and international societies. The Department’s core activities of teaching, education, training, research, and patient care are fully integrated so that all aspects of the missions are optimally served and accomplished.

The FEU-NRMF Department of Surgery Faculty and Consultant Manual is based on the FEU-NRMF Institute of Medicine Faculty Manual, FEU-NRMF Manual of Academic Policies, FEU-NRMF Code of Discipline, resolutions of the FEU-NRMF Board of Trustees, Dean, and Chief Medical Officer; and decisions of the FEU-NRMF Department of Surgery Executive Committee.

It is hoped that the faculty members and consultant staff of the Department of Surgery will find the manual valuable and useful. However, the information herein may change as the Institute of Medicine and the Medical Center responds to new situations. Hence, they are advised to keep in touch with the Chairman, Fulltime Faculty, Fulltime Consultant, or Chief Resident for any updates.  

VISION

To be an exemplary surgical care provider in the country through the development of quintessential surgeons who will be blaze the trail in surgical education, training, research, innovations, and leadership; and maintain our position in the forefront of minimally invasive surgery.

MISSION
1.    To pursue excellence in surgical education, training, and research
2.    To deliver the highest standards of surgical care through the adoption and promotion of minimally invasive techniques.
3.    To pursue innovative approaches to general surgical problems engaging the expertise of well-trained and experienced specialists.
4.    To develop and promote graduates who are competent, ethical, compassionate, and proficient in the art and science of surgery;
5.    To foster collegial collaboration among its members and the international community of surgical experts; and
6.    To uphold and promote the FEU-NRMF core values with dignity and pride and be its champion in the community.


SUBSPECIALTY

CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY
•    Cardiac Surgery
•    IVC filter insertion
•    Closed heart surgery (PDA ligation)
•    Pericardiectomy
•    Carotid Endarterectomy
•    Thoracic surgery
•    Thoracotomy for lung malignancy and masses
•    Sternotomy for mediastinal masses
•    Bronchoscopy
•    Espophagectomy
•    Minimally invasive surgery: video assisted thoracic surgery
•    Tube thoracostomy with or without biopsy
•    Vascular Surgery
•    Abdominal aneurysm repair
•    All vascular access (AV fistula, AV graft creation, IJ catheterization, Femoral catheter insertion, central vein catheterisation, permanent catheter insertion, peritoneal dialysis access)
•    Peripheral bypass for vascular pathologies
•    Vein stripping

ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY
•    Orthopedic trauma
•    Immobilization
•    External fixation
•    Tendon repair
•    Fasciotomy
•    Amputation
•    Limb amputation
•    Hip arthroplasty
•    Spine surgery
•    For trauma, tumor and infection
•    Sports injury
•    Tumor (Adult Non traumatic orthopedic)
•    Biopsy 

NEUROSURGERY
•    Vascular: Coiling, Stroke Surgery except aneurysm clipping due to lack of operating microscope (high speed drill optional)
•    Tumor Surgery except skull base tumors due to lack of operating microscope/ high speed drill( optional), brain mapping and awake craniotomy- can be done but need outsourcing of machine/, ultrasonic aspirator and microscope 
•    Pediatric neurosurgery ( tumor and congenital) except intraventricular and skull vase due to lack of microscope
•    Trauma surgery
•    Spine surgery ( tumors and stabilization procedures)  can be done
•    Stereotactic Surgery: can be done but needs outsourcing of navigation system and instruments
•    Infections

UROSURGERY
•    Endourology Procedures
•    Cystoscopy
•    Cystoscopy, Fulguration of bleeders
•    Cystoscopy, Evacuation of foreign bodies (organized blood clots)
•    Cystoscopy, Cystolitholapaxy
•    Cystocopy, DJ Stent Insertion
•    Cystoscopy, TransUrethral Incision of the Prostate
•    Cystoscopy, TransUrethral Resection of the Prostate
•    Cystoscopy, TransUrethral Incision of Bladder Neck
•    Cystoscopy, Bladder Biopsy
•    Ureteroscopy
•    Ureteroscopy, Intracorporeal Lithotripsy (URS-ICL)
•    Retrograde Intra-Renal Surgery with Laser Lithotripsy (RIRS)
•    Minimally Invasive Procedures
•    Percutaneous Nephrostomy Insertion
•    Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy
•    Laparoscopic Surgery (Nephrectomy, Adrenalectomy, Prostatectomy, Ureterolithotomy, Varicocelectomy)
•    Open Procedures
•     Inguinal Surgery for Varicocele, Hernia, Vasectomy
•    Orchiectomy (Simple & Radical)
•    Nephrectomy (Simple, Partial, & Radical)
•    Partial Cystectomy 
•    Radical Cystectomy with Ileal conduit 
•    Prostatectomy 
•    Radical Prostatectomy
•     Anterior Pelvic Exanteration with Ureteral diversion
•    Ureterolithotomy 
•    Nephrolithotomy
•    Cystolithotomy
•    Repair of Hypospadias
•    Repair of VesicoVaginal Fistula

PLASTIC and RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY

•    Biopsy (excision, incision, core needle and punch biopsy of soft tissue mass)
•    Craniofacial and maxillofacial surgery
•    Post-mastectomy breast reconstruction
•    Removal and reconstruction of skin lesions and skin cancers
•    Scar revision
•    Treatment of chronic wound
•    Cosmetic surgeries (Botolinum toxin, dermal fillers, nipple tattoos, breast augmentation, breast reduction, brow lift, blepharoplasty, Face/neck lift, liposuction, rhinoplasty, abdominoplasty)
•    Cleft and palate repair