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TRAUMATOLOGY<br />

Department of Traumatology<br />

Head of Department: Prof. Dr. László Hangody<br />

Tutor: Dr. Tamás Gál<br />

Type of subject: Mandatory<br />

credit points: 4<br />

Curriculum Year: 2012/2013.<br />

First Semester<br />

Lectures (2 hours per week) Practice (2 hours per week)<br />

Purpose of subject:<br />

Traumatology as a specialty deals with the treatment of injured patients, independent of the<br />

injured organ, patient’s age or previous diseases. In developed countries, the 4-5th leading cause<br />

of death is injury, while in the actively working population, the rate of death is even higher.<br />

Morbidity in children and in the elderly is also high. For this reason, the understanding of anatomy,<br />

physics, general surgery, neurology, radiology, and the clinical subjects (ENT, ophthalmology,<br />

urology), as well as physiology are prerequisites for the foundation of this subject. Traumatology<br />

treatment for the most part deals with extremity surgery in correlation to orthopedics, however<br />

cranial, thoracal, abdominal, spinal and pelvic injuries as well as the treatment of polytraumatized<br />

patients also belong to the field of trauma care.<br />

Syllabus (weekly schedule):<br />

General Traumatology<br />

1. Patient history, physical examination<br />

2. Non-invasive and invasive instrumental examinations<br />

3. Soft tissue damage, bone-joint injuries<br />

4. Injury mechanisms and classifications<br />

5. Pelvic and lower extremity injuries<br />

6. Conservative fracture treatment methods<br />

7. Identification and treatment of complications<br />

8. Legal and medical insurance aspects of health care<br />

9. Rehabilitation (physical therapy)<br />

Specific Traumatology<br />

1. Cranial injuries (facial and skull)<br />

2. Spinal injuries<br />

3. Shoulder and upper extremity injuries<br />

4. Hand injuries<br />

5. Pelvic and lower extremity injuries<br />

6. Body cavity injuries (thoracal, abdominal, pelvic)<br />

7. Polytrauma<br />

8. Sport trauma, arthroscopic surgery<br />

9. Reconstructive surgery, arthroplasty<br />

SEMMELWEIS UNIVERSITY / FACULTY OF MEDICINE<br />

Faculty of Medicine<br />

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