Concluding Lecture of a Winter Course on Clinical Surgery

Course Title: DH 119 A Clinical Dental Hygiene II-Lecture Term: Winter

1. Learn the process of caries and describe the implications of dental disease on the patient’s oral health status. 1.1. List and discuss factors that contribute to caries formation. 1.2. Discuss limitations of radiographs in diagnosis. 1.3. State the most common sites for caries. 1.4. Compare/Contrast the characteristics: 1.4.1. Enamel and root surface caries 1.4.2. Etiology of smooth surface,...

Foundations of Sequence Analysis Lecture notes for a course in the Winter Semester 2000/2001

Sidney Winter Lecture Series

Available online 19 August 2010

Lecture on Gastric Surgery.

speak within the limits of a short paper. Few cases run an uneventful course, and it may be said that no operative treatment makes greater demands on the skill and watchfulness of doctor and nurse alike than does the treatment of a patient who is recovering from prostatectomy. All that it has been possible to attempt in the above paper has been to touch on a few of the many complications and em...

Orthopedic surgery in cerebral palsy: Instructional course lecture

Orthopedic surgery (OS) plays an important role in the management of cerebral palsy (CP). The objectives of OS are to optimize functions and prevent deformity. Newer developments in OS for CP include emphasis on hip surveillance, minimally invasive procedures, use of external fixators instead of plates and screws, better understanding of lever arm dysfunctions (that can only be corrected by bon...