IRANDERMA

Dr. Suliman  GH.  Otman

Date of Birth              : 25th.May.1965.

Marital status             : Married  ( Two Daughter).

Sex                              : Male.

Nationality           : Libyan		 
 

Address                        Flat 24 Block 2 Friars Field Home

                             Friars Road, Newport, NP20 4EZ

                             Wales, United Kingdom

 Mobile                           00447789967129

 Email                             sulimanel@yahoo.co.uk

 Fax                                 00441633656106

 

Qualifications

MD                                          : Cardiff University, Wales, United Kingdom

FGEST                                   :1995  Florida,USA

M.Sc. Clinical Derm             : 1994, St. john’s Institute of dermatology, University of London.UK

Diploma Derm             : 1993, St. john’s Institute of dermatology, University of London UK

Diploma  STD                        :  London   1992 

M.B.Ch.B,                              :Arab medical University, Faculty of Medicine Benghazi – Libya                                

Prizes and awards

1.      The Winner of The Best Poster Prize at The British Association of Dermatologists Meeting, Belfast, UK, 2004. (Validation of a semi-automated method of minimal erythema dose testing for narrow-band UVB phototherapy).

2.       The Winner of The Best Poster Prize at The European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, Florence, Italy, 2004. (Modulation of UV transmission by emollients: relevance to narrow-band UVB phototherapy and PUVA photochemotherapy).

interviews  with International Dermatology Journals

 

  1. An interview with Dermatology Times Journal. 1. May 2005. Are UV blocking contact lenses suitable for PUVA patient eye protection?

See this website: http://www.dermatologytimes.com/dermatologytimes/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=159638

 

2.      An interview with Dermatology Times Journal. Even ‘cheap’ sunglasses provide eye protection in photochemotherapy. Will be published in 1st July 2006. 

 Clinical  experience  and post graduate training 

 

1. Clinical Fellow and Lecturer, Department of Dermatology, Phototherapy and Laser Unit , Royal  Gwent  Hospital  Newport , University of  Wales, April 2002- May  2006

2. Consultant Dermatologist and lecturer at department of dermatology, Garyounis University, and  Consultant  at Jamahairia  Hospital , Benghazi- Libya ,  August  1995-April2002 

3.Clinical  Fellow  Florida , USA,  Medical Centre  June  1994-March 1995 

4.Under supervision of prof.  M.W.  Greaves  and Prof.  j. Hay, St. john’s Institute

of  Dermatology  London  UK1991-1994   

 

SPECIAL EXPERTESE AND EXPERIENCE 

Dermatological therapy. My interest in this subject is reflected by my publications and my abstract on a variety of dermatological therapeutic subjects. I have a particular interest in the use of Phototherapy, Photodynamic Therapy, Laser, The Up-to-date Intensed Pulsed Light (IPL) and Botox injection in treatment of Hyperhidrosis and other cosmetic procedures. Furthermore, in I have presented papers and had many abstracts beside five papers has been submitted and other three under preparation on this topic. 

Cutaneous surgery. I am confident in the full range of other ablative techniques, including cryotherapy, electrocautery and diathermy. Also I gained an excellent experience in the use of chemical peeling in dark skin patients and  facial rejuvenation  

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Teaching undergraduates, and postgraduates, has been an important component of my work. I have taught medical students in all of the posts. I am experienced in postgraduate teaching and participate in the dermatology diploma courses run by the Department of Dermatology in Cardiff. This has included clinical teaching and formal lectures and tutorials.

Courses  attended

1.      Dermatological Diseases of vulva, Miami, U.S.A.  11th,12th December 1994.

2.      Workshop of  S.T.D  Tripoli Libya 7th-14th January 1997.

3.      Diploma course  of Research Mehods ,University of Wales , College of Medicine  January-May 2003. part time

4.      Research  & Developmet  Course , Monday 22nd  March 2004 ,  Postgraduate    Centre , The Friars, Royal Gwent , Newport.UK

5.      Presentation Skills Course ,27 th April 2004, Graduate Center,  University of Cardiff,Wales UK

6.      Laser Training Day, 23rd June 2004, Welsh  Institute of Dermatology, Cardiff, Uk

7.      Cardiff-Bristol Dermatology Specialist Registrar Study Day, Wednesday  September 15, 2004.

8.      Third Annual Scottish Paediatric Dermatology Course 27th September-1st October 2004 Dundee Scotland, UK,  28 CMC/CPD credits.

9.      Lasers (349) February 22,2005,  New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.

10.  When Bad Things Happen to Good Surgeons, February 19,2005, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.

11.  Skin Resurfacing & Rejuvenations, February 21,2005, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.

12.  Cosmetic Surgery, February 19,2005, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.

13.  Sexual Transmitted Diseases Course, on   The 13th Congress of The European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology 17-21 November 2004, Florence Italy.

14.  Andrology course (Lunch with experts)  , on   The 13th Congress of The European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology 17-21 November 2004, Florence Italy.

15.  Cosmetic Dermatology Course, , on   The 13th Congress of The European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology 17-21 November 2004, Florence Italy

16.  Cometic Dermatology Course,  The 63th American Academy of Dermatology, February 18-22, 2005, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.

17.  Laser in Dermatology Course,  The 63th American Academy of Dermatology, February 18-22, 2005, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.

18.  Dermatoscopy Workshop and Master class Prof Guiseppe Argenziano,Naples. 1st  Annual Meeting  Dermatology Continuing Professional Development Society Fridy   18- Saturday 19 November 2005. Agusta Suite, Golf Club House, Celtic Manor Resort, Newport, Wales, UK.

19.   Soft Tissue Augemtation. 64rd Annual meeting  American Academy of Dermatology, March 3, 2006, San Francisco, California, USA.

20.  Adavanced Botulinum Toxin 64rd Annual meeting  American Academy of Dermatology, March 4, 2006, San Francisco, California, USA.

21.  Advanced Cosmetic surgery. 64rd Annual meeting  American Academy of Dermatology, March 6, 2006, San Francisco, California, USA.

Meeting Attended

1.      Dermatological management in the next ten years Held in Brighton Metropole Hotel U.K.  12th-14th ,February 1993.

2.      American Academy of Dermatology ( Annual meeting) Chicago,U.S.A

      12th-20th,November 1994.

3.      The fourth Jamahiriya Congress of Medical Sciences 1st-4th  November 1998.

4.      Alexandria Fifth international congress of Dermatology, Andrology and  STD’s October 6th-8th 1999.

5.      Updates on treament in psoriasis. Third International Congress on Psoriasis: From Gene to Clinic, The Royal College of Physicians, London, U.K., 21-23 November 2002.

6.      South  West of England and Wales Dermatology meeting(SWEWDS) 8th Februrary  2003. The welsh  Institute of Dermatology, University of Wales, Cardiff.

7.      South  West of England and wales Dermatology meeting 17  May  2003, Royal Devon Hospital, Exeter, England.

8.      The 83rd  Annual  Meeting of the  British  Association  of Dermatologists held at the Hilton Brihton Metropole 1st- 4th July  2003.

9.      Problems in dark skin, The Royal Society of Medicine Thursday 30 October 2003. New Hall 1 Wimpole Street, London

10.  South  West of England and wales Dermatology meeting(SWEWDS), 1st November 2003   Swansea.

11.  Royal Society of Medicine, Dermatology section ,Thursday 18   March
        Clinical cases meeting and Gerald Levene Memorial Lecture.

12.  How to Improve Dermatology Services:  Lessons from Action on Dermatology 27. April 2004  Royal College Physicians.  11 St Andrews Place, Regent's Park,   London .

13.  Dowling Club  Eduction Weeked and  South West England & Wales & Dermatological Sciety Bristol(SWEWDS) 19th –20th  March 2004

 South  West of England and wales Dermatology Meeting(SWEWDS), 15th May 2004,The Great Western Hospital, Swindon.UK

14.  A day Conference, Psoriasis, 17 May 2004, The University of Wales College of Medicine ,Cardiff.

15.  The Royal Society of Medicine,Dermatology section,Wednesday 13 October 2004, , Hirsuitism,The North Hall.

16.  The 13th Congress of The European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology 17-21 November 2004, Florence Italy.

17.  63rd Annual meeting  American Academy of Dermatology, February 18-22, 2005, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.

18.  British Epidermo- Epidemiology Society, March 2nd 2005,Mellenium Center Cardiff Wales , UK.

19.  11th Prague Symposium of Dermatology Prague, Czech Republic 15-17 Sep 2005.

20.  South  West of England and wales Dermatology Meeting(SWEWDS) 24 Sep 2005. The Royal Glouscetershire Hospital , Glousceter.UK

21.  1st  Annual Meeting  Dermatology Continuing Professional Development Society Fridy   18- Saturday 19 November 2005. Agusta Suite, Golf Club House, Celtic Manor Resort, Newport, Wales, UK.

22.  South  West of England and wales Dermatology Meeting(SWEWDS) 2nd Feb 2006. The All Nation center , Cardiff.UK

23.  64rd Annual meeting  American Academy of Dermatology, March 2-8, 2006, San Francisco, California,USA.

 

 Teaching

1.      Postgrauate  Teaching program ,Garuoynis University , Benghazi, Libya, Diploma& Msc Students , 1996-2002.

2.      Undergrauate teaching  1996-2002  ,Garuoynis University , Benghazi, Libya

3.      5-Day Residential Phototherapy Training  Course program 10th-15th March 2003,St Woolos Hospital, Newport , UK

4.      5-Day Residential Phototherapy Training Course program 12th-16th May 2003,St Woolos Hospital, Newport , UK

5.      5-Day Residential Phototherapy Training Course program 13 May 2003,St Cardiff  Medicenter . Heath Park  ,Cardiff , UK

6.      5-Day Residential Phototherapy Training Course program 8th-12th March 2004,St Woolos Hospital, Newport , UK

7.      5-Day Residential Phototherapy Training Course program 10th -14th May 2004 St Woolos Hospital, Newport , UK

8.      Vistor Teacher for Libyan Board Postgraduate Program, 3rd  – 6th August 2004,Tripoli, Libya

9.      Vistor Teacher for The Libyan Board Postgraduate Program, 26th-29 July 2004, Benghazi ,Libya

10.  5-Day Residential Phototherapy Training Course program 13th -17th August 2004 St Woolos Hospital, Newport , UK

11.  5-Day Residential Phototherapy Training Course program 7th -11th  Octobr 2004 St Woolos Hospital, Newport , UK

12.  Diploma of Dermatology, Cardiff University, Wales, UK 2003-2005

13.  Diploma of Dermatology online, Cardiff University, Wales UK, 2005-06

Dissertation

1.      Dissertation  on Acne A review of treatment and the Role of Isotretinion, as a part  of M.S.c. in Clinical Dermatology in the university of London 1993 – 1994.

  1. Therapeutic use of UVB Phototherapy: Optimisation of Treatment and Safety Protocols, MD Thesis.

 

 

Abstracts & Presentations at scientific meeting

1.      Cutaneous leishmaniasis in children at The Third Annual Scottish Paediatric  Dermatology Course 27th September-1st October 2004 Dundee

2.      Side effects of  Henna  (Lawsonia) and associated addetives . 10th November  SPR Academic program, Welsh Institute of  Dermatology, Cardiff,Wales,UK

3. Validation of a semi-automated method of Minimal Erythema Dose (MED) testing.

S. Otman1,2,   C. Edwards2,  A. Anstey1,2.Departments of Dermatology, Dept of Dermatology, 1Univ Wales College Medicine, Cardiff and 2Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport, UK. British association of Dermatologist Meeting, Belfast, 5-8 July 2004.

 

4. Dose-response curves in narrow-band UVB phototherapy.

S. Otman1,2,   C. Edwards2,  A. Anstey1,2.Departments of Dermatology, Dept of Dermatology, 1Univ Wales College Medicine, Cardiff and 2Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport, UK.  British Association of dermatologist meeting, Belfast, 5-8 July  2004

 

5. Assessment of patient skin sensitivity in ultraviolet phototherapy.

S. Otman1,2,   C. Edwards2,  A. Anstey1,2.Departments of Dermatology, Dept of Dermatology, 1Univ Wales College Medicine, Cardiff and 2Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport, UK,  Speaking of Science A Postgraduate conference, Cardiff university, Wales,1 April 2004

6. Modulation of UV transmission by emollients in narrow-band UVB and PUVA phototherapy.

S. Otman1,2,   C. Edwards2, A. Pearse1 A. Anstey1,2. Dept of Dermatology, 1Univ Wales College Medicine, Cardiff and 2Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport, UKEuropean Academy of Dermatology and Venereology Florence 2004-04-13.

7. Are UV blocking contact lenses suitable for PUVA patient eye protection?

 

S.G.H. Otman1,2, C. Edwards2,3, I. Chalmers4, A. Pearse2,  A.V. Anstey2,3 1Faculty  of Medicine, University of Garyounis, Benghazi- Libya, Departments of Dermatology 2Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport and 3Cardiff University College of Medicine, Cardiff, UK and 4Chalmers Independent Opticians, Cardiff. American Academy of Dermatology Meeting Feb 2005, New Orleans, USA.

 

8. Reproducibility of a semi-automated method of Minimal Erythema Dose (MED) testing.  S. Otman1,2,   C. Edwards2,  A. Anstey1,2.Departments of Dermatology, Dept of Dermatology, 1Univ Wales College Medicine, Cardiff and 2Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport, UK. British Association of Dermatologist Meeting, Glasgow, 4-8 July 2005.

 

9. The Ultraviolet transmission of commonly available sunglasses: an update on their suitability for use in eye protection in photochemotherapy. S. Otman1,2,   C. Edwards2,  A. Anstey1,2.Departments of Dermatology, Dept of Dermatology, 1Univ Wales College Medicine, Cardiff and 2Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport, UK. British Association of Dermatologist Meeting, Glasgow, 4-8 July 2005.

 

10. Narrow-band UVB erythema: a tool for optimizing dose increments in phototherapy. S.G.H. Otman1,2, C. Edwards1,2, Kapadia?, A.V. Anstey1,2 . Departments of Dermatology, Dept of Dermatology, 1Univ Wales College Medicine, Cardiff and 2Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport, UK. IV Th  International  Academy of  Cosmetic Dermatology. Paris 1-4 July 2005.

11. The Ultraviolet transmission of commonly available materials used for male genital protection in ultraviolet photo(chemo)therapy. S. Otman1,2,   C. Edwards2,  A. Anstey1,2.Departments of Dermatology, Dept of Dermatology, 1Univ Wales College Medicine, Cardiff and 2Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport, UK. European Academy of Dermatology Meeting, Oct 2005, London UK

14.  Werner syndrome in a Libyan patient. European Academy of Dermatology Meeting, Oct 2005, London UK

15.  Giant Condylomata Acuminata of Buschke and Lowenstein. European Academy of Dermatology Meeting, Oct 2005, London UK

 

16.  Case report: facial porokeratosis of Mibelli. European Academy of Dermatology Meeting (EADV), Oct 2005, London UK

17.  Ainhum (spontaneous dactylolysis) disease in  a black  Libyan family. European Academy of Dermatology Meeting (EADV), Oct 2005, London

18.  A case of Myocardial infarction in Behcet’s disease in an Arabic patient. European Academy of Dermatology Meeting (EADV), Oct 2005, London UK

19.  Chronic granulomatous disease of childhood. European Academy of Dermatology Meeting (EADV), Oct 2005, London UK

20.  First report of Mal de Meleda in a Libyan family. European Academy of Dermatology Meeting (EADV), Oct 2005, London UK

21.  Waardenburg syndrome in an African Patient. European Academy of Dermatology Meeting (EADV), Oct 2005, London UK.

22.  Quantification of erythema induced by TL01 MED testing:  a   tool for optimizing dose increments in phototherapy. S.G.H. Otman1,2, C. Edwards1,2, Kapadia?, A.V. Anstey1,2. Departments of Dermatology, Dept of Dermatology, 1Univ Wales College Medicine, Cardiff and 2Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport, UK.  Updates on treatment in psoriasis. Fourth International Congress on Psoriasis: From Gene to Clinic, The Royal College of Physicians, London, U.K., 1-3 Dec 2005.

23.  A survey of current routine practices in phototherapy units in the UK. Gambles B, Edwards C, Anstey A, Otman SGH. American Association of Nursing ( Phototherapist) American Academy of Dermatology Meeting March  2006, San Francisco, USA.

 

Publications

 
    1. Waardenburg syndrome in an African Patient. Indian Journal of Dermatology and Venereology and  leprology , December  2005(71) 6.

2.      Modulation  of UV transmission  by emollients: relevance to  narrow-band UVB phototherapy and PUVA photochemotherapy.  S.G.H. Otman, S.G.H. Otman, C. Edwards, A.D. Pearse, B.J. Gambles and A.V. Anstey British Journal of Dermatology, Volume 154 Page 963  - May 2006

3.      Validation of a semi-automated method of minimal erythema dose testing for narrow-band UVB phototherapy. S.G.H. Otman, S.G.H. Otman, C. Edwards, A.D. B.J. Gambles and A.V. Anstey British Journal of Dermatology, Volume 154  - June 2006

 
4.      Quantification of  erythema induced by TL01 MED testing:  a   tool  for optimizing dose increments in phototherapy S.G.H. Otman,1,2 C. Edwards,1 A. Kapadia,1,2 A.V. Anstey.1,21 Department of Dermatology, Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport2 Welsh Institute of Dermatology, Cardiff University, College of Medicine, Cardiff. In press

5.      The Ultraviolet transmission of commonly available materials used for male genital protection in ultraviolet photo(chemo)therapy. S. Otman1,2,   C. Edwards2,  A. Anstey1,2.Departments of Dermatology, Dept of Dermatology, 1Univ Wales College Medicine, Cardiff and 2Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport, UK. In press

    1. Are UV blocking contact lenses suitable for PUVA patient eye protection. S.G.H. Otman1,2, C. Edwards2,3, I. Chalmers4, A. Pearse2,  A.V. Anstey2,3 1Faculty  of Medicine, University of Garyounis, Benghazi- Libya, Departments of Dermatology 2Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport and 3Cardiff University College of Medicine, Cardiff, UK and 4Chalmers Independent Opticians, Cardiff. In press