Portrait of a Malaysian Anaesthetist Kivirahk Andrus this work of dazzling imagination-and

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Portrait of a Malaysian Anaesthetist Kivirahk Andrus this work of dazzling imagination-andEminent British trained anaesthesiologist Dato Dr T Sachithanandan first championed the idea and concept of intensive care in Malaysia in 1965 and went on to establish the first ICU in a Ministry of Health (MOH) hospital in Malaysia at the Johor Baru General Hospital in 1968. T Sachithanandan was a true medical leader who also pioneered and popularised the contemporary regional anaesthesia practice of nerve blockade locally, in addition to laying the