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GENERAL SURGERY, ODONTO-STOMATOLOGY AND OTOLARYNGOLOGY Integrated educational activity
Course Sheet Academic Year of enrolment:
Hours of classroom activity:
Prerequisites:
There are no prerequisites outside those provided for in the study plan. Non prerequisites are required but supplementary readings may be recommended from time to time which will also allow students who have not previously acquired disciplinary knowledge to achieve the stated objective
Objectives
Contents Il Corso integrato di Chirurgia Generale, Malattie odontostomatologiche ed Otorinolaringoiatriche è composto dai tre insegnamenti per un totale di 4 CFU.Il corso intende affrontare le diverse patologie la cui risoluzione chirurgica può alterare la normale dinamica alimentare a partire dai meccanismi masticatori (Odontoiatria) degliutitori (Otorinolaringoiatria) e intestinali (Chirurgia generale). I contenuti del corso saranno approfonditi anche con casi clinici e con materiale iconografico in modo da permettere il raggiungimento dei risultati attesi da parte dei discenti del CdS in Dietistica.
Extended Syllabus EAR, NOSE and THROAT Prof G. Neri:
Anatomy of the oral cavity of the pharynx and larynx
Physiology of the oral cavity, pharynx and larynx
physiopathology of swallowing
Phlogistic disorders of the oral cavity, pharynx and larynx
Neoplasms of the oral cavity, pharynx and larynx
nutrition elements of the patient subjected to demolition operations on the upper aerodigestive tracts
ODONTOSTOMATOLOGY Prof M Dolci:
Anatomy of the mouth and teeth
Deciduous, mixed, permanent dentition
Dental inclusions and retentions
Malocclusions (Angle classification)
Oral microbiome
Saliva and pathologies related to its alterations
Oral manifestations in the course of diabetes, infectious diseases, immunomediated, others
Benign and malignant lesions of hard and soft, odontogenic and non-oral tissues (Lichen, Leukoplakia, Erythroplachia, HPV, Herpes, HIV, Candidosis, Ca oral cavity)
GENERAL SURGERY
Prof Alberto d'Aulerio:
Tumors and nutrition
Nutrition and cancer prevention
Nutrition and chemotherapy
Esophagus disorders
Stomach pathology and stomach cancer
Acute and chronic pancreatitis
Inflammatory diseases of the intestine
Colon cancer
Diverticula of the colon
Digestive bleeding
Recommended Bibliography Rossi: Morfologia funzionale e patologica otorinolaringologica per corsi universitari. Minerva medica ED. - Torino
AA.VV. Manuale di patologia degli organi di senso EDRA
Gombos F., Serpico R. Clinica odontoiatrica e stomatologica Piccin
Scully C, Cawson R.A. Il trattamento odontoiatrico nei pazienti affetti da malattie sistemiche Antonio Delfino Editore
Ficarra G. Manuale di patologia e medicina orale McGraw-Hill
Teaching Methods Frontal lessons and practical exercises during the lessons. Voluntary practical exercises in a clinical setting. Interactive methods will be used to involve students and stimulate clinical reflection. The interactive mode requires constant participation by the students in the lessons
Evaluation methods Verification of learning:
Oral examination. The evaluation will be based on the following parameters:
A) Knowledge of the fundamental notions present in the recommended texts (until 8 points)
B) Ability to organize the knowledge discursively by facing the single topics from different points of view with respect to the recommended texts (until 8 points)
C) Ability to critically reason on the diagnosis and therapy of the pathologies addressed (until 8 points)
D) Quality, competence, effectiveness and linearity of exposure and use of specialized vocabulary (fino a 8 punti)
The constant attendance at the lessons guarantees a result in terms of score higher than the lack of constant attendance
Contacts/More Information tudents having at least 50% attendance in class will be able to recover with practical tasks in outpatient clinic and ENT, or ODONTOSTOMATOLOGICAL Department prior arrangement with the teacher.
Students will be received by appointment at the institutional emails of individual teachers