Urologie

Sylabus

Teaching timetable at the Dept. of Urology – 4th year general medicine, Faculty of Medicine Charles University in Pilsen

Head: prof. Milan Hora, M.D., Ph.D. MBA                         377402225      [e-mail]

Deputy head: as. Olga Dolejšová, M.D.,Ph.D., FEBU                   377402180      [e-mail]

Secretariat:

Žáková Andrea                                                          377402745      [e-mail]  

Lectors:

MUDr. Tomáš Ürge, Ph.D.                           377402711      [e-mail]

MUDr. Ivan Trávníček, Ph.D.                       377402724      [e-mail]

MUDr. Tomáš Pitra, Ph.D.                           377402711      [e-mail]

MUDr. Hana Sedláčková, Ph.D.                   377402101      [e-mail]

MUDr. Jiří Kolář, Ph.D.                                377402724      [e-mail]

MUDr. Nykodýmová Štěpánka                      377402724     [e-mail]

MUDr. Mlejnská Veronika                            377402724     [e-mail]

MUDr. Nguyenová Tra Mi                            377402724     [e-mail]

MUDr. Šobrová Alžběta                                377402715     [e-mail]

Place of practices:

Dept. of Urology, Faculty of Medicine Charles University in Pilsen and University hospital Pilsen- Bory, E. Beneše 13, 305 99, building no.  22, 4th floor (lecture room)

Throughout the movement after the department students must wear a student card and coat.

Lectures:

Will be specified by dean

Winter semester or summer semester:

-          Credit (attendance). One absence allowed.

-          2 requirements, oral examination      

Timetable of practices

                                            – winter/summer semester – 2 teaching hours per week (90min)   winter semester or summer semester 1

Introduction videoclip – dept. of urology

      (15 min) history symptoms (15 min) general urology (50 min) 8

Videoclips of urological procedures

TRUS

Open surgery

Endoskopical surgery

Laparoscopy

Robot – assisted surgery 2

Catheterisation

·         videoclip – catheterisation procedures

      (10 min) types of catheters (15min) catheterisation simulators

      (45-55min)   9

             Inpatient – 90 min wound bandaging (ward A+B) medical history (ward A+B) physical examination blood taking, i.v. cannula  3

Urological surgery 90 min surgical approaches terminology types of procedures 10

 Operating theatres – 90min catheterisation assisting at operations 4

             Inpatient – 90 min wound bandaging (ward A+B) medical history (ward A+B) physical examination blood taking, i.v. cannula  11

Outpatient – 90 min catheterisation physical examination ultrasound basics   5

Operating theatres – 90min laparscopy cystoscopy uretroscopy, per rectum 12

Simulators – 90 min laparoscopy cystoscopy ureterenoscopy digital rectal examination 6

Outpatient – 90 min catheterisation physical examination ultrasound basics 13

             Inpatient – 90 min wound bandaging (ward A+B) medical history (ward A+B) physical examination blood taking, i.v. cannula  7

Introduction to suturing (4. group) surgical knots surgical suturing suturing materials   14

·         Questions before exam, presentation of students      

Lectures 2 teaching hours every 14 days, a total of seven:

General urology, urological literature, evidence-based medicine (EBM), kidney failure, congenital anomalies, intersexualism, transsexualism

Urinary tract infection, urolithiasis

Urooncology I- introduction, penile carcinoma, testicular carcinoma , kidney and  adrenal glands cysts and tumours, retroperitoneal diseases

Urooncology II- bladder and the upper urinary tract tumours, prostate carcinoma

Dysfunction of lower urinary tract, incontinence

BPH, prostatitis, benign diseases of genitals, male urethritis, urethral strictures.

Andrology, trauma, emergency urology    

Credit:

Winter semester or summer semester:

-          For  attendance, one absence allowed per semester

-          2 requirements done: o   Wound bandaging or extraction stitches o   Blood taking, i.v. cannula o   Catheterisation o   Medical history / physical examination or digital rectal examination

Exam procedure:

Prerequisites:

-          credit (winter/summer semester), requirements

Theoretical test:

-          Oral exam - 2 questions                

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Anotace

During the course, students will become familiar with general urology, as well as with special urology (uroinfection, urolithiasis, urooncology, urinary tract dysfunction, incontinence, acute conditions in urology, developmental defects of the urotract, pediatric urology, acute conditions in urology, traumatology of the urogenital tract, andrology and benign prostatic hyperplasia).

Practical teaching takes place in the ambulatory, inpatient and operating department of the urology clinic. Part of the teaching is practical skill training on laparoscopic and endoscopic simulators.