Teaching activity

I.     INTRODUCTION:

-         The general history of the ENT specialty;

-         More than 100 years Tradition in Târgu Mureş;

-         Current state of development (subspecialties and competencies in ENT);

-         The place and role of otorhinolaryngology in the healthcare system.

  II.          OTOLOGY 1:

-         The anatomy and physiology of the acoustico-
vestibular system. Pathology of the external ear;

    III.     OTOLOGY 2:

-         Medium ear diseases and their treatment. Cranial Nerve VII;

   IV.     OTHOLOGY 3:

-         Hearing disorders and hearing rehabilitation. Course TBL 1.

      V.     OTHOLOGY 4:

-         Vestibular syndromes and their management.

   VI.     RHINOLOGY 1:

-         Nasopharyngeal anatomy and physiology.

-         Nasal and sinus trauma.

-         Pathology of the nasal pyramid and the nasal vestibule.

 VII.     RHINOLOGY 2:

-         Inflammatory diseases of the nose and paranasal sinuses;

-         Rhinosinusal allergies.

-         Course TBL 2.

VIII.     RHINOLOGY 3:

-         Rhinosinusal tumors. FESS.

    IX.     RHINOLOGY 4:

-         Nasal obstruction syndrome.

-         Obstructive sleep apnea syndrome

  X.LARINOLOGY 1:

-         Laryngeal anatomy and physiology;

-         Acute and chronic laryngitis.

-         Phonation disorders and possibilities for vocal re-education.

-         GERS in ENT.

    XI.     LARINOLOGY 2:

-         Laryngeal neoplasia. Diagnosis and treatment.

-         Laryngo-tracheo-bronchial foreign bodies

 XII.     PHARINGOLOGY 1:

-         Pharyngeal and esophageal anatomy;

-         Waldeyer’s ring;

-         Acute and chronic inflammatory pathology;

-         TBL course 3.

XIII.     PHARINGOLOGY 2:

-         Salivary gland pathology.

-         Pharyngeal and esophageal tumors and foreign bodies.

XIV.      

-         EMERGENCIES in the ENT.