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778:(Myint Swe 2014: 134–135): It was exceedingly difficult to get into medical school even in the late colonial period. The class size was disproportionately small for the size of country's population (13.2 million in 1921 and 16.8 million in 1941 (per Saito and Lee 1999: 1)). Between 1922 and 1941, a grand total of 543 students graduated from Rangoon Medical College (RMC), or 27 new graduates on average each year. Of the grand total, the number of indigenous Burmese graduates was only 228 (42%), or less than a dozen per year.
654:(1942–1945). He was part of the exodus of medical professionals that evacuated the country along with the British administration. His wife remained in Burma, and ended up founding and running the main maternity hospital in Rangoon throughout the war years. (Hoe, Yin May and their son fled Rangoon in early 1942 to escape the invasion but the family somehow got separated in Upper Burma. He made it to India but his pregnant wife returned to Rangoon alone.) He served in the
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He returned with the
British after the war. When the British restarted Rangoon Medical College as the Faculty of Medicine of Rangoon University in 1946, he became the Professor of Medicine (i.e. Head of the Department). In 1947, Min Sein, as he was known now, became the first ever Burmese dean of the
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After the country's independence in 1948, Min Sein was one of the few physicians left in the country. His post-independence career centered on rebuilding and expanding the country's medical education system. He was instrumental in restarting the medical school after the war. After independence, Min
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Min Sein was a lifelong sports enthusiast. He was a Guy's
Hospital tennis Blue; inter-collegiate long jump champion, Calcutta; president of the Burma Olympic Association, 1948, and captain of the Burma Golf Club. He was president of the Burma National Amateur Athletic Federation, and also of the
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took turns being the dean of the medical school for the next 11 years. Ba Than served three terms: 1948–1949, 1951–1953, and 1955–1957 while Min Sein served three more terms: 1949–1951, 1953–1955, and 1957–1959, (in addition to his 1947–1948 term before independence.) Min Sein also served as the
631:(Yangon). Indeed, in 1942, he was one of the only four Burmese officers (alongside Lt. Col. Henry Aung Khin, Lt. Col. Alfred Ba Thaw and Capt. Shwe Zan) in the Burma Medical Service (BMS), the successor of the IMS in Burma. (To be sure, some highly qualified Burmese physicians like his own wife
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in 1936. Yin May was the first
Burmese obstetrician and gynecologist, and the first person to perform the Caesarian section in British Burma as well as the first Burmese ever to become a fellow in three different disciplines. The couple had a son and a daughter, including Thein Htut, a
495:, Min Sein was one of the small group of senior physicians that rebuilt and expanded the country's medical education system from the ground up after the country's independence in 1948. He served as the dean of the medical school four times between 1947 and 1959, and led the
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Min Sein also represented the country on several occasions. He was a member of or leader of the country's missions to the UK, the US (1952), the USSR (1954) and Japan (1958). From 1956 to 1958, he was a member of the Expert
Committee on Maternal and Child Health of the
616:. He served as a battalion medical officer with the British Forces throughout the rebellion (1931–1932). His rank in 1932 was captain, and he was assigned to work for the government of Burma by the IMS on 26 February 1934. He became a lecturer in medicine at
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The web page of the
University of Medicine 1, Yangon (UM1 Dept. of Medicine) says he served from 1945 to 1959. But as per its own page (UM1 Faculties), the medical school was reopened only on 26 September 1946, and Min Sein was appointed as its head only
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by the
British government in 1947, and promoted to the rank of Lt. Col. (although he is commonly, if imprecisely, referred to as Col. Min Sein in Burmese publications.) Furthermore, he did not quit the IMS until 1948.
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Fellows, Members, Extra-licentiates and Licentiates of the Royal College of Physicians of London, and of Holders of the Diploma in Public Health, Granted Conjointly by the Royal Colleges of Physicians and
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Professor of
Medicine from 1946 to 1959. Under their leadership, the country produced 532 MBBS graduates between 1948 and 1957 in comparison to the 543 graduates between 1922 and 1941 during the colonial era.
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were foreign born. To see a specialist, everyone in the country needed to go to RGH. The "small medical system was run mainly by foreigners and the tiny elite for foreigners and the tiny elite."
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He retired from his twin roles as the Dean of the medical school and
Professor of Medicine in 1959. He was succeeded by Maung Gale as dean, and Shwe Zan as Professor of Medicine. He received his
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His career achievements were significant in colonial Burma. The colonial era medical community was mainly made up of foreign-born physicians and specialists that existed primarily in
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See (RCP 1954) and (RCP 1957) for his retired rank of Lt. Col. In
Myanmar, Min Sein's rank is reported as colonel; see (Khin Thet Hta 2005) or (UM1 Department of Medicine).
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806:(Myint Swe 2014: 98): Yin May gave birth to a baby in late 1942 in Rangoon as a single mother; Min Sein by then was in India.
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fellowship from the Royal College Physicians at the end of his career in 1959. For his services, he was awarded the title of
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from 1942 to 1946 as an Assistant Director, Medical Services (ADMS) and Deputy Director, Medical Services (DDMS).
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surgeons, did not join the IMS. Yin May did join the BMS after the war in 1946 as a Lt. Col. to run the
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705:(1948) to the Opium Enquiry Commission and the Racing Enquiry Commission. He was also president of the
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medical school, succeeding the Faculty's first dean Dr. William Burridge. He was awarded the title of
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Per (RCP 1967: 24), he was still an OBE in 1967. But per (RCP 1970: 98), he had become a CBE by 1970.
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Min Sein died on 9 November 1978, six weeks after his wife's death on 29 September 1978. He was 79.
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Weight Lifting and Body Culture Federation, and director and steward of the Rangoon Turf Club.
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796:(Maung Wa 2009: 121–122, 213–214): Maj. Min Sein, Yin May and their son Thein Htut were in
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772:(Myint Swe 2014: xi–xii): About half of the physicians and most of the specialists at
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Lanmadaw campus, Faculty of Medicine, Rangoon; now University of Medicine 1, Yangon
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in 1938, a major on 20 July 1939, and the Medical Superintendent (Head) of
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The Japanese Era Rangoon General Hospital: Memoir of a Wartime Physician
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1355:"ခေတ်မီ ခွဲစိတ်သားဖွားစနစ်စတင်ကျင့်သုံးသူ သီရိပျံချီ ဒေါက်တာ ဒေါ်ရင်မေ"
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Hoe left Burma with the British administration to India during the
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Statistics on the Burmese Economy: The 19th and 20th Centuries
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1357:[First Obstetrician Thiri Pyanchi Dr. Daw Yin May],
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Khin Thet Hta; Khin Khin Win; Htay Htay Aye; Mya Tu (2005),
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Saito, Teruko; Lee, Kin Kiong (1999). Saito Teruko (ed.).
1376:, vol. VII, Royal College of Physicians, p. 402
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Guy's Hospital in London where Min Sein received training
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by the Burmese government in 1949. He also received his
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Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (1932),
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on 25 March 1942. (Maung Wa 2009: 150): Yin May was in
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Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Rangoon University
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1494:Agony to Agony: Part One: in Search of Tranquility
1143:, vol. 2, UK: J. & A. Churchill Limited
1241:, People's Literature Committee and House, 1961
1200:Wartime in Burma: A Diary, January to June 1942
1198:(2009). L. E. Bagshawe; Anna J. Allott (eds.).
741:gastroenterologist, as well as an adopted son,
1368:Wolstenholme, Sir Gordon; Luniewska, Valérie,
523:He was born Hoe Min Sein to landowner parents
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547:(Yangon), and studied medicine at the
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1126:"British Medical Journal: Supplement"
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1279:Royal College of Physicians (1970),
1268:Royal College of Physicians (1967),
1257:Royal College of Physicians (1957),
1246:Royal College of Physicians (1954),
577:Royal College of Surgeons of England
1443:University of Medicine 1, Yangon,
1412:University of Medicine 1, Yangon,
1381:University of Medicine 1, Yangon,
610:open rebellion by Burmese peasants
14:
1545:Burmese people of Chinese descent
1353:Tin Naing Toe (30 October 2011),
711:Burma Medical Research Institute
645:Lady Dufferin Maternity Hospital
531:Yin Cane on 26 December 1898 in
497:Burma Medical Research Institute
393:
380:
1550:Recipients of the Thiri Pyanchi
1520:20th-century Burmese physicians
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1167:, Anglo-Burmese Library, 2014
1137:Churchill Livingstone (1947),
1111:Victoria Hospital Surgery 2020
843:(Singh 1991: 166): Thein Htut
1:
1525:People from Ayeyarwady Region
1337:Austral-Asian Who's Who, 1991
1218:Myint Swe, Wunna Kyawhtin Dr.
1190:, Ministry of Health, Myanmar
1027:Medical Directory 1947: 2408
1018:Khin Thet-Hta et al 2005: 11
652:Japanese occupation of Burma
639:, both of whom were already
543:. He went to high school in
1335:Jasbeer Singh, ed. (1991),
569:Royal College of Physicians
563:. In 1929, he received his
360:Royal College of Physicians
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1177:The Indian Medical Gazette
747:Myanmar Army Medical Corps
200:Medical Superintendent of
33:. There is no family name.
20:
1339:, Oriental Publications,
1202:. Ohio University Press.
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501:Burma Medical Association
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1370:"Thiri Pyanchi Min Sein"
1048:UM1 Facutlty of Medicine
850:was born on 2 June 1939.
774:Rangoon General Hospital
622:Rangoon General Hospital
593:Rangoon General Hospital
551:, and graduated with an
511:Early life and education
437:Lieutenant Colonel (BMS)
202:Rangoon General Hospital
1130:British Medical Journal
1006:UM1 Faculty of Medicine
703:Burma Olympic Committee
618:Rangoon Medical College
567:certification from the
505:Burma Olympic Committee
66:2nd, 4th, 6th, 8th
1446:Department of Medicine
927:Maung Wa 2009: 213–214
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606:Indian Medical Service
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549:University of Calcutta
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412:Indian Medical Service
351:University of Calcutta
1492:Yay, Patrick (2018),
1084:UM1 Dept. of Medicine
997:Myint Swe 2014: 98–99
707:Britain-Burma Society
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635:or his RGH colleague
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422:Years of service
416:Burma Medical Service
1151:International Health
1480:, Victoria Hospital
1474:Victoria Hospital,
1415:Faculty of Medicine
1239:Who Is Who in Burma
1066:Who's Who 2005: 377
1057:Myint Swe 2014: 263
988:Myint Swe 2014: xii
941:Civil List 2014: 55
485:Faculty of Medicine
476:[míɰ̃sèiɰ̃]
1196:Maung Wa, Theippan
1093:Maung Wa 2009: 215
979:Tin Naing Toe 2011
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489:Rangoon University
249:Irrawaddy Division
1327:978-98123-003-1-7
1231:978-99971-852-9-7
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1374:Munk's Roll
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238:1898-12-26
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1220:(2014),
1102:Yay 2018
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468:မင်းစိန်
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342:Yin Cane
317:Children
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1477:Surgery
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