Course program
The aim of the integrated course is to enable the student to use the information of the Integrated Pathologies as working tools to interpret the patient's symptoms and to approach the diagnosis of a specific clinical case. This implies the identification of the indications of the different imaging techniques and the choice of diagnostic laboratory and instrumental tests needed for the diagnosis. The course is organized in multidisciplinary seminars, with active student’s participation, focused on the development of the diagnostic algorithm of emblematic clinical situations that have been the topics of the parallel courses of Integrated Pathology. The final goal of the integrated Course is to allow the student to acquire behavioral protocols that introduce him to the practice of medicine and accompany him in the future. The integrated clinical seminars, with interdisciplinary participation of teachers are focused on evidence-based and gender-oriented medicine and social impact, clinical reasoning, problem-oriented and problem-solving issues
Prerequisites
Appropriate knowledge of Anatomy and Physiology of the vascular system
Books
Vascular and Endovascular Surgery. Ninth Edition - A Comprehensive Review Author: Wesley S. Moore
Vascular Surgery - Principles and Practice Author: A. Ross Naylor, Frank J. Veith, Juan Carlos Jimenez, Samuel Eric Wilson
Frequency
mandatory attendance
Exam mode
Leriche Syndrome: etiology, diagnosis, clinical and therapeutic framework
Etiopathogenetic, diagnostic, clinical and therapeutic framework of cerebrovascular insufficiency
Definition of aneurysm
Classification of aortic dissections
Etiopathogenetic, diagnostic, clinical and therapeutic framework of acute ischemia
Definition of varicose veins of the lower limbs
Treatment of aortic aneurysms
Lesson mode
lectures and practical exercises