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Course Sheet Academic Year of enrolment:
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As expected from academic regulations
Objectives
Contents The course aims to provide students with the knowledge of pathophysiology, diagnosis and therapy of the most common diseases encountered in clinical practice involved in surgical procedures in the patient of dental interest.
Students will have to acquire a clinical preparation to recognize and treat diseases of surgical interest. In particular, on the basis of the notions of pathophysiology of organs, systems and elements of clinical semiotics, students will be educated in a diagnostic methodology, also instrumental, aimed at recognizing specific diseases or functional alterations.
Furthermore, notions of differential diagnostics and surgical indication criteria will be provided.
The program consists of two parts: a general one and a special one. The first includes surgical topics not related to organ pathologies; the second part examines the main clinical syndromes related to organic pathologies of surgical interest.
Extended Syllabus The program consists of two parts: a general one and a special one. The first includes surgical topics not related to organ pathologies; the second part examines the main clinical syndromes related to organic pathologies of surgical interest.
GENERAL PART
• Infections in surgery: circumscribed, generalised
•Injuries from traumatic agents.
• Wound healing process.
•Burns and burn disease.
• Body reactions to trauma.
•Shock : hypovolemic, septic and cardiogenic.
• Hydroelectrolyte and acid-base alterations of surgical interest.
• Surgery: metabolic changes, changes in renal, hepatic and respiratory function; operative risk assessment.
• Artificial nutrition: enteral, peripheral and central parenteral.
• Tumors: general information, classification, methods of diffusion, staging.
•Transplants: general information; notions on organ transplants: skin, kidney, liver, pancreas, heart, lungs, multiviscerals.
SPECIAL PART
•Pathology of the esophagus and the esophagogastric junction.
• Diseases of the diaphragm.
• Pathology of the stomach and duodenum.
•Pathology of the small and fat intestine.
•Proctological pathology.
• Abdominal wall hernias.
• Incisional hernia.
•Pathology of the liver and biliary tract.
•Pathology of the pancreas.
• Pathology of the spleen.
• Topics of emergency surgery.
• Topics of endocrine surgery.
• Topics of thoracic surgery.
• Topics of vascular surgery.
•Syndromes of surgical interest.
Recommended Bibliography Davide F. D’Amico: “CHIRURGIA GENERALE – Fisiopatologia Clinica e Terapia” Ed. Piccin, Padova, 2006
Teaching Methods The teaching methods followed by the teachers consist of traditional lessons and discussion of clinical cases. The lessons will take place through Power Point presentations and films. During the lessons the specific problems of the pathology covered by the frontal lesson will be illustrated and discussed.
Evaluation methods Verification of learning:
The verification of learning will be carried out through an exam consisting of an oral test on the topics presented in the program in order to verify if the student has achieved the set objectives, assessing his exposure skills and the completeness of the discussion of the topics covered by the interview.
Contacts/More Information Attendance at lessons respects the schedule scheduled at the beginning of the academic year, with attendance compulsory for at least 70% of lessons, attendance signatures will be released at the end of the course. The recovery methods for students who have at least 50% attendance at class are agreed from time to time with the teacher.