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Associate Professor
Ming Khoon Yew

Career Highlights

Doctor's Desk
Dr Yew - Royal Perth Hospital

Chair of Multidisciplinary Thyroid Cancer and Endocrine Tumor Board

​Past Appointments Held at Royal Perth Hospital

  • Head of Department of General Surgery

  • Supervisor of Surgical Training

  • Perioperative Services Committee

  • Head of Multidisciplinary Breast Service

  • Head of Endocrine Surgery Unit

Dr Yew - St John of God Subiaco Hospital

Head of General Surgery Department

Medical Advisory Committee

Dr Yew - RACS

Chair of WA State Committee

WA Representative to the Endocrine Surgery Committee

Convenor for Endocrine Surgery Program Annual Scientific Congress

Federal Counsellor

Dr Yew - Department of Health WA

Commissioning Committee of Fiona Stanley Hospital

Committee for Breast Implant associated ALCL (anaplastic large cell lymphoma)

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Australian Medical Association Western Australia

- Council member as the Surgery representative -

Other Affiliations

Dr Yew - AsianAES

The Australian delegate to Asian Association of Endocrine Surgeons

Dr Yew - Curtin University

Adjunct Associate Clinical Professor

Dr Yew - CTEC

Gold Convenor in recognition of Neck Dissection for Thyroid Cancer Course

Dr Yew - ANZES

Full Member

Open Book Table

Latest
Publications

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Assessing and Managing Adrenal Lesions

Adrenal incidentalomas (lesions >1 cm) are found in approximately 4% of abdominal CT scans.

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November 2025

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Thyroid Nodules - The Good, Bad and Ugly

Thyroid nodules commonly present as a neck swelling or as an incidentally detected imaging lesion. While the majority are benign, the risk of malignancy in adult ranges from 7% to 15%.

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March 2023

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Read about the initial experience in Australia for "scarless" thyroidectomy technique using the Transoral endoscopic thyroidectomy vestibular approach (TOETVA).

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November 2022

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Adrenal Incidentaloma – Practical Steps in Management

Two key clinical questions are: Is the adrenal lesion functional or non functional? And is the adrenal lesion benign or malignant?

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November 2021

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