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Sylabus
Sylabus
Activity = Seminar Assessment = 5 X 6 points = 30 points. It is conducted in written form and consists of: 3 X Clinical Case Discussion - Max. 1 point = Max. 3 points; 10 Tests X 0.3 points = 3 points; Total maximum assessment for one written assignment - 6 points.
The presentation is assessed with 10 points and is held at the end of the clinical rotation.
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1.
Thoracic Trauma 1
Thoracic Trauma 1
Thoracic trauma: evaluation and decision making treatment of injuries during the primary survey, breathing, circulation, treatment of injuries during the secondary survey, simple pneumothorax, hemothorax thorax, mediastinum and its organ’s injuries, classification, reasons, clinic, diagnostic, treatment types, difficulties.
Thoracic Trauma 2
Thoracic Trauma 2
Types of mediastinitis and reasons, classification, clinical process, localization, diagnostic, complications and treatment. Pulmonary contusion and parenchymal injuries, tracheobronchial tree injury,blunt cardiac injury,traumatic aortic disruption, traumatic diaphragmatic injury, esophageal rupture, special thoracic trauma issues. Classification, reasons, clinic, diagnostic, treatment types, complications.
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2.
Head Trauma
Head Trauma
Head trauma epidemiology, pathophysiology, clinical assessment, initial treatment, guidelines for the management of severe head injury, guidelines for the management of severe head injury, definitive management, medical management
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3.
Maxillofacial Trauma
Maxillofacial Trauma
Maxillofacial trauma and neck injuries epidemiology, initial evaluation, computed tomographydiagnosis of maxillofacial fractures: the facial buttresses, patterns of injury, timing of definitive repair, classification, reasons, clinic, diagnostic, treatment types, complications.
Neck Trauma
Neck Trauma
Neck injuries : anatomy, initial management, selective versus mandatory exploration, operative exploration, management of specific injuries. Classification, reasons, clinic, diagnostic, treatment types, complications.
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4.
Abdominal Trauma 1
Abdominal Trauma 1
Abdominal trauma anatomic considerations, penetrating injury, blunt trauma, prehospital care, hospital resuscitation and diagnosis, history and pattern of injury, physical examination, laboratory studies, radiographic evaluation, diagnostic peritoneal lavage and abdominal ultrasound, indications for surgery,
Abdominal Trauma 2
Abdominal Trauma 2
Operative approach, specific injuries. Classification, reasons, clinic, diagnostic, treatment types, complications. Specific injuries classification, reasons, clinic, diagnostic, treatment types, complications
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5.
Urogenital trauma
Urogenital trauma
Genitourinary trauma upper urinary tract injury, lower urinary tract injury classification, reasons, clinic, diagnostic, treatment types, complications.
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6.
Vascular Trauma
Vascular Trauma
Vascular trauma epidemiology of vascular injury: distribution of injuries, physiologic consequence of vascular injury, physiologic consequence of vascular injury, diagnosis of vascular injury, principles of management, operative management of specific regions, postoperative management, military-specific applications, outcomes. Classification, reasons, clinic, diagnostic, treatment types, complications.
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7.
Trauma management
Trauma management
Damage control surgery trauma laparotomy, operative management of thoracic trauma, abdominal trauma: operative and non-operative management.
Midterm Exan
Midterm Exan
The midterm exam is held on the 10th day of the rotation in written form. It includes 2 theoretical questions and 20 multiple-choice test questionnaires (MCQ). The theoretical question is rated with a maximum of 5 points, tests - 0.5 points, in total - 20 points.
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8.
Breast
Breast
Breast disease anatomy, lymphatic drainage, physiology, breast examination, clinical breast problems. Classification, reasons, clinic, diagnostic, treatment types, complications.
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9.
Acute Abdomen & Appendicitis
Acute Abdomen & Appendicitis
Acute abdomen and appendix approach to the patient with acute abdominal pain, embryologic and physiologic considerations, differential diagnosis, evaluation of the patient with abdominal pain, appendix. Classification, reasons, clinic, diagnostic, treatment types, complications.
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10.
Gastrointestinal ulcers
Gastrointestinal ulcers
Gastroduodenal ulceration epidemiology, pathophysiology, diagnosis, drug treatment of ulcer disease, histamine-receptor antagonists, proton pump blockers, sucralfate, operative treatment of ulcer disease, gastric ulcer, postgastrectomy syndromes, stress gastritis. Classification, reasons, clinic, diagnostic, treatment types, complications.
Acute GI Bleeding
Acute GI Bleeding
Acute gastrointestinal hemorrhage patient characteristics, clinical presentation, prognostic factors, initial evaluation and resuscitation, diagnostic approach, common causes of gastrointestinal hemorrhage and treatment, lower gastrointestinal hemorrhage, unusual causes of acute gastrointestinal hemorrhage. Classification, reasons, clinic, diagnostic, treatment types, complications.
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11.
Acute pancreatitis
Acute pancreatitis
Acute pancreatitis. Classification and definitions, pathology and pathophysiology, etiology, clinical presentation, diagnosis, assessment of disease severity, management.
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12.
Biliary Stones
Biliary Stones
Calculous biliary disease. Biliary physiology, gallstone pathogenesis, gallstone incidence and risk factors, natural history of gallstones, diagnostic imaging, treatment, clinical manifestations, choledocholithiasis. Classification, reasons, clinic, diagnostic, treatment types, complications.
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13.
Intestinal Obstruction
Intestinal Obstruction
Ileus and bowel obstruction, gastrointestinal motility disorders introduction and historical perspective, mechanical obstruction of the intestines, ileus and pseudo-obstruction, disorders affecting the entire digestive tract, disorders affecting specific organs. Classification, reasons, clinic, diagnostic, treatment types, complications.
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14.
Ulcerative Colitis
Ulcerative Colitis
Ulcerative colitis epidemiology, pathology, clinical features/course, diagnosis, medical management, indications for surgical intervention classification, reasons, clinic, diagnostic, treatment types, complications.
Diverticulosis
Diverticulosis
Diverticular disease: classification, incidence, etiology, diagnosis, treatment, management.
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15.
Abdominal Wall Hernia
Abdominal Wall Hernia
Abdominal wall hernias: Anatomy of the abdominal wall and groin, why do human beings develop abdominal wall hernias?, complications of hernias, groin hernias, groin hernias, sports hernia, ventral abdominal wall hernias, umbilical and periumbilical hernias, epigastric hernias, incisional hernias, parastomal hernias, unusual hernias. Classification, reasons, clinic, diagnostic, treatment types, complications.
Presentations
Presentations
The presentation is worth 10 points.
Final Test
Final Test
Consists of 2 parts:
80 MCQ X 0, 5 points, total - max 40 points.
4 theoretical questions (2 questions from the Emergency Medicine, 1 from the Emergency Surgery, 1 from the Clinical Toxicology course) X 10 points, total 40 points
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