wmds2222s  2018-2019  Bruxelles Woluwe

5 credits
60.0 h
Q1
Teacher(s)
Bernard Pierre coordinator;
Language
French
Main themes
Physiopathology of pregnancy and childbirth: Description of methods of prevention of maternal and perinatal risk and their justification - Introduction to fetal medicine - Description of mechanisms of childbirth, high-risk pregnancy. Gynecology: Description of the most commonly encountered pathologies in current practice (pelvic and gynecologic infections; differential diagnosis of menometrorrhagia; differential diagnosis of masses; sterility and EP; menopause). Oncogynecology: Breast, ovarian, cervical and endometrial cancer. Medical genetics: Review of the classic and more recently established modes of transmission of monogenic and multifactorial conditions - Notions of clinical cytogenetics - Prenatal diagnosis of chromosomal and molecular disorders - Most frequently observed hereditary syndromes of cancer predisposition - etc. Neonatology: Selective review of perinatal physiology - Necessary clinical and scientific basis for an understanding of the adjustment to extrauterine life - Management and follow-up of specific pathologies of the neonatal period. Pathological anatomy: Relations between macro- and microscopic aspects of lesions and their clinical manifestations. Seminar themes: Menopause - Sexually transmitted diseases - Fever and pregnancy - Pain and pregnancy.
Other information
Two-tiered evaluation: Evaluation of the acquired knowledge (QCM and QROC), as well as the capacity to apply this knowledge in the solution to a clinical problem by the end of the teaching trimester. Programs proposing this activity FARM3DS/AN Specialized pharmaceutical science studies diploma (biological analyses) NUT2 Degree in biomedical sciences (human nutrition) SBIM3DS Specialized biomedical science studies diploma SBIM3DS/TC Specialized biomedical science studies diploma (clinical toxicology)
Faculty or entity
MED


Programmes / formations proposant cette unité d'enseignement (UE)

Title of the programme
Sigle
Credits
Prerequisites
Aims
Master [120] in Biomedicine