Burns for students
Lecture for students of General Medicine and Dentistry. 3rd, 4th, 5th year.
- I. part - Definition, pathophysiology of local and systemic changes, diagnosis,
- II. part - Systemic and local treatment of burns.
Surgical Diseases of Oesophagus
Seminar for students of 6th class. Surgical Diseases of Oesophagus.
Surgery of tetanus
General surgery.
Powerpoint presentation intended for home studying regarding the lecture for 3rd year dentistry students - lecture from 12.3.2020 was cancelled due to the COVID situation.
2nd Department of surgery LFUK, UNB sv. Cyril a Metoda.
Phlebitis, thrombophlebitis, phlebothrombosis
Powerpoint presentation intended for home studying regarding the lecture for 4th year dentistry students due to the COVID situation.
2nd Department of surgery LFUK, UNB sv. Cyril a Metoda, Antolská street, No 11, Bratislava.
Surgical Diseases of Small Intestine
The small intestine is divided into two anatomical portions: the jejunum, which constitutes the proximal two-fifths, and the thinner ileum, which occupies the right iliac fossa and pelvis.
Study materials – 2nd Department of Surgery
Study materials for 3rd, 4th and 5th year students dentistry during homestudy due to coronavirus situation.
Surgery of liver and spleen
General surgery. Powerpoint presentation intended for home studying regarding the lecture for 4th. year dentistry students - lecture was cancelled due to the COVID situation.
An Introduction in Breast Diseases
E-book containing learning text for students of 5th and 6th years of medical faculties as well as for postgraduate physicians. In the individual chapters breast anatomy and physiology diagnosis and treatment of breast diseases, etc. is discussed. It contains many pictures and tables with classifications of radiological, cytological and histological findings.
Surgery of Anal Canal and Rectum
Lecture for 4th year students. Surgery of anal canal and rectum. Anatomy. Colorectal and Anorectal Vascular Supply. Investigations. Ulcerative Colitis. Rectal Cancer. Hemorrhoids. Anal fissure. Anorectal abscess. Fistula in ano.
Burns
Human skin seems to be simply external coverage of the human body. This statement is not completely true, as human skin, in addition to its protective function from the external environment, does have a range of other functions such as mechanical barrier, external immune barrier, participation in thermoregulation, excretion of sweat and sebum, sensory functions, and identification functions for the human being. Skin is the largest organ of the human body, as its average surface in adult persons is about 2 m2 and its total mass is about 5 kg. An extensive burn injury affecting more than 20% of the body surface area, can lead to temporary, or permanent dysfunction or failure of the skin organ which could become a life threatening situation.