Pathology I
Study Course Implementer
Residency Speciality
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About Study Course
Objective
Learning Outcomes
Knowledge
1.Understand the importance of morphological examinations in the diagnosis of pathology, name the most important staining methods and the purpose of their application, acquire in-depth knowledge of pathological processes and their pathomorphology.
Skills
1.Microscopically diagnose simple clinical cases in surgery and biopsies, as well as section material. Perform morphological examinations of 100 different organs, analysis of 100 surgical cases and description and cutting of material, perform 10 autopsies, description of research of histopreparations and surgical materials, section protocol and preparation of pathologist's diagnosis.
Competences
1.At the end of the study course, be able to independently perform a patho-anatomical autopsy, diagnose a pathological process in histological material, be able to explain the manifestations of a pathological process and perform differential diagnosis, establish a diagnosis and draw up a patho-anatomical examination protocol.
Assessment
Individual work
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Get acquainted with the latest literature in pathology, prepare a presentation on one of the topics of the seminar.
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Examination
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Written knowledge test (3 theoretical questions about the principles of investigation learned in the courses); Diagnosis of 5 biopsy and surgery cases (oncological and non-oncological).
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Study Course Theme Plan
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Seminar
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The range of pathological examinations in the ambulatory and inpatient stages of the patient's examination. Removal, further processing and description of material from surgeries and biopsies.
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Methods of staining histological material in cases of various pathological processes (routine, histochemical, immunohistochemical). Importance of express examinations in oncology.
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Points of contact between the work of the pathologist and the forensic expert in the analysis of autopsies.
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Specialized room
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Classification of tumors. Principles of cancer diagnosis in pathology.
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Peculiarities and analysis of autopsies in RAKUS practice, cases of diagnosis discrepancies.
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The nature of immunohistochemical methods, their application in the diagnosis of oncological and neooncological diseases
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Processing and labeling of surgical and biopsy material
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Macroscopic and microscopic assessment of general pathological processes (dystrophies, inflammation, compensatory oncological processes).
Tumor classification, diagnosis
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Clinical-morphological aspects of cardiovascular diseases. Principles of diagnosis. Morphology of sudden death. Morphology of atherosclerosis, system diseases, coronary heart disease
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Pathohistology of lung diseases (acute and chronic diseases), COVID-19
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Specialized room
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Diseases of the gastrointestinal tract.
Liver diseases
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Specialized room
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Morphology of kidney diseases (toxic, medicinal, traumatic, ischemic, inflammatory, etc. genesis).
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Endocrine gland diseases. Diabetes
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Diseases of genital organs and mammary glands. Pathology of pregnancy. Data interpretation in the practice of a pathologist and forensic physician
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Bibliography
Required Reading
Cristoforo Pomara. Forensic and Clinical Forensic Autopsy: Atlas & Handbook 2nd ed, 2020.
Classification of Tumours of Soft Tissue and Bone”, WHO, 5th ed., 2020.
Cancer Staging Handbook, 7th ed. Springer, 2011
Kleina R., Feldmane, Sokolova, Sperga, Liepniece-Karele, Slimību morfoloģiskie aspekti, RSU, 2004
Robins and Cotran, Pathologic Basis of Diseases. 7th ed., Sounders Elsevier, 2004
Robins and Cotnar, Atlas of Pathology, Sounders Elsevier, 2006
WHO Classification of tumors. Pathology& Genetics, 2009
Rubin’s Pathology. 4th ed., Lippincott Williams&Wilkins,2005
Additional Reading
Rūmanss G.M, Kažoka Dz., Pilmane M. Klīniskā anatomija medicīnas studentiem, RSU, 2019
Dolinak D., Matshes E., Lew E. Forensic Pathology. Elsevier Acad. Press, 2005
An Atlas of Forensic Medicine. Acad.Press, 2002
Itabashi H.H., Andrews J.M., Tomiyasu U., Erlich S.S. Forensic Neuropathology. Elsvier Acad.Press, 2007.
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