LFKM10376 Companion Animal Oncology- Medical Oncology I

Details
Responsible DepartmentDepartment for Small Animal Clinical Sciences

Earliest Possible YearPost experience Master´s Programme
DurationOutside schedule
 
Credits5 (ECTS)
 
Level of CoursePost experience masters programme
 
ExaminationContinuous Assessment

written examination and oral examination

Portfolio Examination


All aids allowed

Description of Examination: The students will be continuously assessed based on the following: Students have to participate at least 80% of the practical course. As a part of the course the student will have to perform oral presentations and hand in a number of in written exercises/cases and procedure protocols.

7-point scale, internal examiner

Dates of Exam:
 
Organisation of TeachingPractical 5-days course at University Hospital For Companion Animals (Universitetshospitalet for Familiedyr)
 
Block PlacementOutside schedule
Week Structure: Outside schedule, Week 13, 2012, Monday - Friday
 
Language of InstructionEnglish
 
Mandatory PrerequisitesDoctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM); at least two years of companion animal practice work experience; and certified Danish Fagdyrlæge. *If fagdyrlæge-edducation from another country, please provide documentation of education and recertification.
 
Course Content
Having completed the course, the student should be able to:
. Know the nessesary diagnostic workup in the oncological patient
. Know about staging and grading
. Know principles of of diagnostics and staging for the oncological patient
. Know grading principles
. Know WHO staging criteria
. Capable of using imaging as an aid in the process of stagind patients
. Be familiar with diagnotics, staging and planning of treatment of different cancertypes
. Know veterinart use of chemotherapy in details
. Planning of chemotherapy
. Implementation of treatment and follow up
. Safety in relation to the use of chemotherapy
 
Teaching and learning Methods
A combination of theoretical lectures and case-based practice.
 
Learning Outcome
The purpose of this course is:
Diagnostic work up incl. staging and grading of the oncology patient, diagnostic tools incl biopsy principles. Staging and grading of the most common companion animal cancers.
Assignment: Each participant makes diagnostic procedures for staging and grading of oncology patients for their clinic.
 
Course Literature
Recommended literature list will be posted 1 month prior to course start.
 
Course Coordinator
Annemarie Thuri Kristensen, atk@life.ku.dk, Department of Small Animal Clinical Sciences/, Phone: 353-32923
 
Course Fee
DKK 30.000
 
Study Board
Study Committee V