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The Kuala Lumpur Foot Ankle Clinic (KLFAC) was founded in 2010 by Consultant Orthopaedic, Foot and Ankle Surgeon, Dr Khairul Faizi Mohammad.
Dr Khairul, first established the clinic in Pantai Hospital Cheras. This was further expanded by the addition of 2 more clinics in Pantai Hospital Kuala Lumpur and Pantai Hospital Ampang. Located in these large hospitals, we are able to provide full hospital support such as ICU and other multidisciplinary teams.
Foot and Ankle problems is a major field of the Orthopaedic speciality. It accounts for more operations than any other part of the body. This is a highly complex speciality with 28 different bones in the foot alone. With this complexity, it is critical that foot and ankle disorders are treated by specialist within this field.
The KLFAC works closely with expert suppliers from the industry and research units to develop and provide leading treatment within the field. This inventory of knowledge and technology enables us to successfully treat primary problems and also previous treatments which have failed.
We have treated more than 3,000 patients from Malaysia and abroad with a multitude of problems.
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DR KHAIRUL FAIZI MOHAMMAD
BMedSci(Hons), BMBS(Nottingham), MRCS(Edinburgh), MSOrth(UKM)
Dr Khairul completed his A Levels at Radley College in Oxford and read medicine at the University of Nottingham Medical School in 1991. He continued his post graduate training in the East Yorkshire region and gained the MRCS in 2000. Upon returning to Malaysia, Dr Khairul obtained the Masters in Orthopaedics in 2005 and was the senior lecturer in Advance Trauma, Foot and Ankle Surgery.
Dr Khairul is registered with the National Specialist Registry and Malaysian Orthopaedic Association. He sits on the Councils for the Malaysian Foot and Ankle Society and the AO Trauma Asia Pacific (Malaysia).
Dr Khairul had presented and published extensively in Malaysia and abroad. He believes in a balance between compassionate patient care with unparallel evidence based medical treatment and technology.
Dr Khairul founded the Kuala Lumpur Foot Ankle Clinic in 2010 where he now works full time.
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