DIAGNOSIS OF ACUTE ABDOMEN
December 14, 2023 2024-09-25 18:15DIAGNOSIS OF ACUTE ABDOMEN
DIAGNOSIS OF ACUTE ABDOMEN
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Type|Type of Course: | OP | SCIENTIFIC AREA | |||||||||||||
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Teaching Semester: | 13th Semester | |||||||||||||
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Hours per week: | 2 hours | |||||||||||||
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Total Time (Teaching Hours + Student Workload) | 54 Hours | |||||||||||||
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Prerequisites: | NO | |||||||||||||
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Language of Instruction: | Greek and English | |||||||||||||
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Available for Erasmus: | YES | |||||||||||||
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Semester Lectures: | Coming Soon… | |||||||||||||
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Teaching Method: |
Analysis of clinical cases in digital format using specialized software |
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Evaluation Method: | Oral exams 100%
Mandatory attendance at lectures with 4 excused absences Evaluation of student participation in the Acute Abdomen diagnosis course Where applicable, a similar test in the English language |
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Objective Objectives/Desired Results: |
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General Skills The course aims to:
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Course URL : | https://www.med.uth.gr/DetailsLesNew.aspx?id=58 | |||||||||||||
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Course Description: | 1. Definition of acute abdomen and causes (concise tables of causes by system) 2. Diagnostic approach to a patient with acute abdomen: A. Clinical assessment of a patient with acute abdomen (History, clinical examination, special signs and referrals for audio-visual material) B. Laboratory control C. Imaging test for acute abdomen 3. Surgical anatomy of the abdomen, (intra-abdominal organs, spaces, folds of the peritoneum, functions of the peritoneum) 4. Peritonitis (classifications, causes) A. primary peritonitis (definition, causes, diagnosis, general treatment principles) B. b/pathetic peritonitis (definition, causes, diagnosis, general treatment principles) C. chronic peritonitis (definition, causes, diagnosis, general treatment principles) 5. Right iliac fossa pain, differential diagnosis 6. Acute appendicitis (etiology, clinical picture, diagnostic approach, treatment) 7. Left iliac fossa pain, differential diagnosis 8. Acute diverticulitis (etiology, classifications, general treatment principles). 9. Periumbilical pain, differential diagnosis 10. Obstructive colonic ileus (causes, clinical examination, imaging tests, general treatment principles) 11. Obstructive small bowel ileus (causes, clinical examination, imaging tests - general treatment principles) 13. Acid megacolon (definition, causes, diagnostic criteria, diagnostic approach, general treatment principles) 14. Acute mesenteric ischemia (anatomy of small-large vessels, causes, predisposing factors, clinical picture, diagnostic tests, general treatment principles) 15. Left hypochondrium pain, right hypochondrium pain (differential diagnosis) 16. Acute cholecystitis (clinical examination, diagnostic criteria, complications, Mirizzi syndrome, classification, assessment of severity and management according to Tokyo guidelines), alithiasis cholecystitis, acute cholangitis 17. Acute pancreatitis (causes, clinical picture, general treatment principles) 18. Peptic ulcer (indications for urgent surgical treatment, clinical picture of perforation, diagnostic test) 19. Endoscopy, laparoscopy in the acute abdomen 20. Acute abdomen in the elderly and in pregnancy (special points) 21. Extra-abdominal causes of acute abdomen 22. Management of a patient with acute abdomen in the emergency department (management algorithms) |
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Recommended reading: | Acute Abdominal Diseases, I.D. PAPADIMITRIOU | |||||||||||||
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