External resources
Current NHS consultant posts held
Lead Clinician and ENT Consultant at Ipswich Hospital NHS Trust
Research interests
Mr Salam has wide experience in research and has over 35 publications in peer review journals. He has over 60 presentations of his clinical and scientific research at both national and international conferences. He has supervised the research of junior doctors to achieve higher research degrees including MSc and MD.
M.D. in Otolaryngology - Thesis submitted to Cairo University (December 1989),
M.Sc. in Biological Sciences - Thesis submitted to the University of Warwick (April 1995),
Personal interests
Travelling abroad and exploring different cultures, football, badminton and table tennis, classical music and musical shows.
Awards received
January 1996 : Temporal Bone Dissection Prize presented at the Midland Institute of Otology, Birmingham.
May 1996 : Down’s Temporal Bone Dissection Prize presented at the Royal Society of Medicine, London.
February 1997 : Intercollegiate Speciality Board Gold Medal presented at the Royal Society of Medicine, London.
May 1997 : Laryngology & Rhinology Section Research Prize presented at the Royal Society of Medicine, London.
Languages spoken
English and Arabic
Publications
M A Salam and H R Cable (1993).
Middle meatal antrostomy: Long term patency and results in chronic maxillary sinusitis.
Clinical Otolaryngology, 18 : 135-138.
M A Salam and H R Cable (1994).
Acquired pharyngeal diverticulum following anterior cervical fusion operation.
British Journal of Clinical Practice, 48, 2 : 119-120.
M A Salam and J Crocker (1995).
Expression of p53 tumour suppresser gene in laryngeal squamous cell carcinoma: Prognostic significance.
Clinical Otolaryngology, 20 : 49-52.
M A Salam and R C Bickerton (1995).
Giant keratoacanthoma of the nasal vestibule.
British Journal of Clinical Practice, 49, 1 : 52.
M A Salam, J Rockett and A Morris (1995).
General primer-mediated polymerase chain reaction for simultaneous detection and typing of HPV in laryngeal squamous cell carcinomas.
Clinical Otolaryngology, 20 : 84-88.
M A Salam, A Morris and J Rockett (1996).
The prevalence of different HPV types and p53 mutations in laryngeal carcinomas. Is there a reciprocal relationship?.
European Journal of Surgical Oncology, 21 : 290-296.
G.Bates, M A Salam and B Koay (1997).
Endoscopic stapling diverticulotomy for pharyngeal pouch: A prospective study.
Clinical Otolaryngology, 22 : 186.
M A Salam and M O’Connell (1998)
TWJ Fellowship to Clinique du Docteur J Causse
ENT News, 6: 23.
C J Surwald, M Salam & R.G Rowe (2002)
A Solitary neurofibroma of the palatine tonsil
The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 116, 76-68
M Salhab,V Matai & M Salam (2004)
The impact of functional endoscopic sinus surgery on health status.
Journal of Rhinology , 42 , 98 - 102
C Merkonidis, S Verma & M Salam (2005)
Saddle Nose deformity in patients with Crohn's disease.
The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 119 , 573 - 576 , 2005.
M Salam &M Draper (2005)
Change of the health status after rhinoplasty.
Journal of Otolaryngology, Accepted for publication, July 2005.
M Salam,V Matai, M Salhab & A W Hilger (2006)
The Facial skin lesions "See and Treat" clinic, A prospective study.
European Archives of ORL & Head/Neck Surgery, 263 , 764-766.
Phillips JS, Vowler SL, Salam MA (2007)
Endoscopic sinus surgery for 'sinus headache'.
Rhinology ; 45(1):14-19.
Courses offered to GPs
Mr Salam hold regular talks and seminars for teaching in Suffolk area. These are organised through the Nuffield Hospital
