Dhamirah Nazihah Mohd Nasiruddin: Bridging Clinical Suspicion and Laboratory Diagnosis in TMA
Dhamirah Nazihah Mohd Nasiruddin, Head of Haematology Unit, Quality Manager for the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at Sultan Ahmad Shah Medical Centre IIUM, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Two countries, one shared question: how do we catch TMAs early?
As a panellist on yesterday’s Navigating the TMA: Clinical Context and Laboratory Pathways, I learnt from Dr Danny Hsu (Liverpool Hospital, Sydney) how Australia moves from clinical suspicion to TMA screening and then confirmation testing: a clear, stepwise pathway worth reflecting on locally.
Dr Veena Selvaratnam (Hospital Ampang) brought a valuable view from the MOH haemostasis referral laboratory.
Dr Hsu is also as warm and funny as he is knowledgeable.
My thanks to Dr Sri Rahayu Sabtu for chairing, and to the Malaysian Medical Association and the AstraZeneca team.”
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