General Surgery 33 Sections99 Lessons10 Weeks
- 33 Sections
- 99 Lessons
- 10 Weeks
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- Module 1: Wounds, Sinuses, Fistulas and Ulcers3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Understand wound healing, compartment syndrome, crush syndrome, keloids and hypertrophic scars. Differentiate sinuses, fistulas and various types of ulcers. Learn the clinical examination and assessment of wounds, ulcers and sinuses.
- Module 2: Infectious Diseases3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Identify common surgical infections and their clinical features. Understand the causes, spread and complications of important infectious diseases. Learn the principles of diagnosis, prevention and management of surgical infections.
- Module 3: Swellings3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Classify common swellings and understand their clinical characteristics. Differentiate cystic, solid, neural and vascular swellings. Learn the systematic clinical examination of a swelling.
- Module 4: Arterial Diseases3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Understand arterial circulation and the causes of impaired blood supply. Recognize the clinical features of acute and chronic arterial diseases. Learn about gangrene, aneurysms and common vascular complications.
- Module 5: Venous Diseases3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Understand venous circulation and the mechanisms of venous disease. Identify the clinical features and complications of DVT and varicose veins. Learn the basic principles of diagnosis and management of venous disorders.
- Module 6: Lymphatics3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Understand the lymphatic system and methods used to investigate it. Recognize the causes and clinical features of lymphedema and lymph node enlargement. Differentiate major types of lymphoma and understand tuberculous lymphadenitis.
- Module 7: Shock and Hemorrhage3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Understand the types, causes and management principles of shock. Learn the basics of hemorrhage control, blood transfusion and coagulation. Understand the principles of oxygen therapy and emergency resuscitation.
- Module 8: Burns3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Identify different types and degrees of burns. Understand burn assessment, complications and management principles. Learn about scar formation and burn contractures.
- Module 9: Reconstruction and Transplantation3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Differentiate skin grafts and flaps. Understand the basic principles of transplantation and graft rejection. Learn about common organ transplantation procedures.
- Module 10: Fluids, Electrolytes and Nutrition3 ItemsUnderstand fluid and electrolyte imbalances and their clinical significance. Learn the fundamentals of acid–base disturbances. Explore nutritional support methods used in surgical patients
- Module 11: Nerves and Tendons3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Identify common peripheral nerve injuries and their clinical presentations. Understand nerve lesions and associated deformities such as claw hand. Learn the basic principles of tendon repair and reconstruction.
- Module 12: Hand and Foot3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Recognize common surgical conditions affecting the hand and foot. Understand the clinical features of hand infections and injuries. Learn about common deformities and conditions affecting mobility.
- Module 13: Trauma3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Understand the principles of trauma assessment and prioritization. Identify common injuries involving the spine, neck and abdomen. Learn about injuries to abdominal organs and associated complications.
- Module 14: Neoplasms and Soft Tissue Tumours3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Understand the basic classification and behaviour of neoplasms. Learn the routes of spread of malignant tumours. Recognize common soft tissue tumours and their clinical significance.
- Module 15: Skin Tumours3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Differentiate common benign and malignant skin lesions. Understand premalignant skin conditions and tumour characteristics. Learn the clinical features of important skin cancers.
- Module 16: Neck3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Understand the anatomy and clinical examination of the neck. Differentiate common congenital neck swellings. Recognize important neck infections and secondary lymph node enlargement.
- Module 17: Thyroid3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Understand thyroid anatomy, function and common disorders. Differentiate major types of goitre and thyroid neoplasms. Learn the basic principles of thyroid investigations and surgery.
- Module 18: Parathyroid3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Understand parathyroid function and calcium regulation. Identify the clinical features of hyperparathyroidism and tetany. Learn the basics of multiple endocrine neoplasia syndromes.
- Module 19: Salivary Glands3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Understand common inflammatory and obstructive salivary gland disorders. Recognize benign and malignant salivary gland tumours. Learn the basic principles of salivary gland surgery and its complications.
- Module 20: Oral Cavity3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Identify common oral cavity lesions and their clinical features. Understand potentially malignant disorders and oral cancers. Learn the basic principles of diagnosis and management of oral malignancies.
- Module 21: Laryngeal Tumours3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Understand the basic features of benign and malignant laryngeal tumours. Learn the indications and principles of total laryngectomy. Understand essential postoperative care following laryngectomy.
- Module 22: Tonsils3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Differentiate acute and chronic tonsillar infections. Recognize the features and complications of peritonsillar abscess. Understand the indications and basic principles of tonsillectomy.
- Module 23: Cleft Lip, Cleft Palate and Jaw Tumours3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Understand the clinical features of cleft lip and cleft palate. Differentiate common jaw tumours and odontogenic cysts. Learn the basics of diagnosis and management of important oral and maxillofacial conditions.
- Module 24: Tracheostomy3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Understand the indications and basic principles of tracheostomy. Identify common tracheostomy tubes. Learn about essential care and potential complications.
- Module 25: Esophagus3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Understand common structural and functional disorders of the esophagus. Differentiate important causes of dysphagia and reflux. Recognize major esophageal complications and malignancies.
- Module 26: Basic Orthopedics3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Understand fracture classification and basic principles of fracture management. Identify common bone and joint diseases. Recognize spinal disorders and important bone tumours.
- Module 27: Maxillofacial Injuries3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Understand the initial assessment and management of facial trauma. Identify common midface and mandibular fractures. Learn about complications associated with maxillofacial injuries.
- Module 28: Neurosurgery3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Understand common types of head injuries and intracranial haemorrhage. Recognize important neurological emergencies. Learn the basic features of intracranial tumours and congenital neurological disorders.
- Module 29: Adjuvant Therapy3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Understand the principles and applications of cancer treatment modalities. Differentiate chemotherapy, radiotherapy and immunotherapy. Explore the basic concepts of gene therapy and hybridoma technology.
- Module 30: Instruments and Suture Materials3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Identify commonly used surgical instruments and their functions. Differentiate absorbable and non-absorbable sutures. Understand the basic principles of instrument selection and wound closure.
- Module 31: Sterilization and Disinfection3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Differentiate sterilization, disinfection, antisepsis and asepsis. Understand methods used to prevent surgical and healthcare-associated infections. Learn the basic principles of infection control.
- Module 32: Cautery, Laser, Cryosurgery and Day Care Surgery3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Understand the basic principles and applications of common surgical technologies. Differentiate electrocautery, laser treatment and cryosurgery. Learn the fundamentals of patient selection for day care surgery.
- Module 33: Advanced Imaging Methods3 ItemsWhat You’ll Learn Understand the basic principles and clinical applications of advanced imaging. Differentiate ultrasound, Doppler, CT and MRI. Learn how imaging supports the diagnosis and assessment of surgical conditions.