Syllabus
SYLLABUS (teaching schedule) OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY
V. year, English, General Medicine
Bed-side teaching: 6 hours, 10 days
Labor and delivery, postpartum care, postoperative care, high risk pregnancy, out patients, ultrasound, operative rooms, general gynecology
Lectures (2 hours - GPK 14.00 to 15.40 hours - 15 lectures):
Doc.MUDr. Vladimír Kališ, Ph.D.
Urogynecology. (2 hours)
Khaled M.K. Ismail, FRCOG, Ph.D.MD
Fetal Growth, IUGR (2 hours)
Doc. MUDr. Zdeněk Rokyta, CSc.:
Gynaecological infections. (2 hours)
Pelvic inflammatory disease. (2 hours)
Leiomyomas
Doc.MUDr. Jiří Bouda, Ph.D.:
Abnormal uterine bleeding. Amenorrhoe. (2 hours)
Malignant tumors of the ovary. (2 hours)
Endometrial cancer. (2 hours)
MUDr. Jiří Presl, Ph.D.
Contraception. (2 hours)
MUDr. Vladimír Korečko
Antenatal care. (2 hours)
Ultrasound in Obstetetrics Gynecology. (2 hours)
Prenatal genetic diagnostic. (2 hours)
MUDr. Zdeněk Rušavý, Ph.D.
Physiology of pregnancy. (2 hours)
Labor delivery. (2 hours)
Menstrual cycle. (2 hours)
Test, Credit
Literature:
Textbooks:
Gynaecology by Ten Teachers 20th Edition
Louise Kenny, Helen Bickerstaff
CRC Press, 2017
Obstetrics by Ten Teachers 20th Edition
Louise C. Kenny, Jenny E. Myers
CRC Press, 2017
(Obstetrics Illustrated) 7th Edition
Authors: Kevin Hanretty
Churchill Livingstone, 2009)
(Gynaecology Illustrated 6th Edition
Authors: Catrina Bain Kevin Burton Jay McGavigan
Churchill Livingstone, 2011)
Annotation
Gynecology: Gynecologic examination. Menstruation cycle.
Precancerosis of the uterine cervix and body. Gynecologic oncology.
Malignant uterine and ovarian tumors, their prevention and treatment. Diseases of the vulva.
Hysteroscopy, laparoscopy. Pediatrics and adolescent gynecology.
Obstetrics: Process of physiological pregnancy. Antenatal care.
Obstetrics examination. The course of the physiological labour, stages of the labour, management of the labour.
Treatment of injury at the delivery. Puerperium (postpartum period).
Newborn. High-risk and pathological pregnancy.
Obstetrics operations and instrumental delivery.