Teaching code

4S02648

Credits

10

Coordinatore

Lorenzo Trevisiol

Moodle Seminars

The teaching is organized as follows:

Learning outcomes

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MM: OTORINOLARINGOIATRIA
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MM: CHIRURGIA MAXILLO-FACCIALE
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MM: CHIRURGIA ORALE
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The course of oral surgery aims to convey to learners all the theoretical and practical knowledge necessary for the proper management of the most common diseases that require surgical treatment. In particular at the end of the course the student will be able to specify the principles of diagnosis, treatment planning and treatment of common diseases such as: dental dysodontiasis odontogenic periapical lesions (endodontic surgery) cystic neoplasms of the maxillary benign soft tissue injuries (frenula, fibroids, mucoceles, etc.) traumatology dentoalveolar. They will also be provided for each disease all surgical technique useful aspects to the management of the same, from patient selection to preparation for surgery until the implementing rules of the intervention itself and the subsequent follow-up. In this way the student will be provided a practical approach with which to address diseases commonly seen representing a major part of daily practice. heoretical lessons will be completed by a part of practical activity during which students will have the opportunity to observe "in vivo" as they learned in lesson.
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MM: ATTIVITA' PRATICA IN CHIRURGIA ORALE
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The student must achieve the necessary skills to: perform a complete clinical examination of the patient affected by the diseases treated during the lectures prescribe the best instrumental investigations in order to correctly address them formulate a treatment plan perform the basic surgical procedures in all their steps (preparation of the operative field, anesthesia, flap design, suture and post-surgical dressing).

Program

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MM: OTORINOLARINGOIATRIA
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MM: CHIRURGIA MAXILLO-FACCIALE
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MM: CHIRURGIA ORALE
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Lesson Topics: 1- Tooth dysodontiasis Etiology Issues related to the tooth inclusion Supernumerary elements Diagnosis Treatment Options recovery avulsion surgical technique complications 2- Endodontic surgery Diagnosis: signs and symptoms, imaging studies Indications for treatment Contraindications to treatment Treatment options surgical technique complications Follow up 3- Cystic lesions of the jaws Definition and classification pathogenetic mechanisms Diagnosis: clinical, radiology, histology surgical treatment options enucleation marsupialization complications Follow up Cysts of the maxillary sinus definition Treatment Options surgical technique dermoid cysts 4- Pathology of soft tissues: frenula soft tissues lesions Cysts and pseudocysts of the minor salivary glands salivary glands calculosis 5- Dentoalveolar traumatology Classification Etiology and incidence clinical and instrumental diagnosis Treatment Options Follow up Sequelae
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MM: ATTIVITA' PRATICA IN CHIRURGIA ORALE
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Clinical Outpatient Attendance

Examination Methods

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MM: OTORINOLARINGOIATRIA
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MM: CHIRURGIA MAXILLO-FACCIALE
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MM: CHIRURGIA ORALE
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If the number of students is over 6 exam will be a written test (multi-choice questions, only 1 correct answer for question, 31 questions for each exam). Up to 6 students the exam will consist in an oral interview.
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MM: ATTIVITA' PRATICA IN CHIRURGIA ORALE
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If the number of students is over 6 exam will be a written test (multi-choice questions, only 1 correct answer for question, 31 questions for each exam). Up to 6 students the exam will consist in an oral interview.