PRINCIPLES OF SURGICAL ONCOLOGY

PRINCIPLES OF SURGICAL ONCOLOGY

PRINCIPLES OF SURGICAL ONCOLOGY

Lesson Code: XP0260

Professor in charge: Tepetes Kon/nos, Professor

Other Teachers: IOANNIS SPILIOTIS

ECTS: 2.00

Type|Type of Course: OP | SCIENTIFIC AREA

Teaching Semester: 14th Semester

Hours per week: 2 hours

Total Time (Teaching Hours + Student Workload) 54 Hours

Prerequisites: NO

Language of Instruction: Greek/English (if Erasmus+ students choose the lesson)

Available for Erasmus: YES

Semester Lectures: Details/Lectures

Teaching Method: Lectures/ LECTURES-TUTORIAL – WORKSHOPS – CLINICAL STUDIES, Power point

Evaluation Method: Oral 100% / Oral evaluation

Objective Objectives/Desired Results: Training of students in the multidisciplinary approach to surgical oncology cases

Exposure in General Principles regarding Surgical Oncology through lectures and group discussions. Active involvement in Cancer patients treatment in the wards and in the OR. Voluntary involvement in clinical research regarding projects in Cancer Surgery

General Skills

  • Search, analyze and synthesize data and information using the necessary new technologies
  • Decision making
  • Work in an international environment
  • Work in an interdisciplinary environment
  • Production of new research techniques

Course URL : https://www.med.uth.gr/DetailsLesNew.aspx?id=122

Course Description: A) Theoretical lesson and discussion 2 hours per week covering topics related to:
1. The general principles of Surgical Oncology
2. The importance of the versatile treatment of oncological patients, with the cooperation of related specialties
3. Presentation of the most common neoplasms of solid organs and their surgical or combined treatment
B) Practical exercise with examination of patients, study of medical files of interesting cases and participation of students in oncological surgeries.

Recommended reading: Manual of Surgical Oncology MDANDERSON, BARRY W. FEIG, DAVID H. BERGER, GEORGE M. FUHRMAN
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