TRAUMA LECTURES

Prof. Dr. Endre Varga
Introductiontotheevaluation and treatment of the trauma patient, primary – secondarysurvey

Role of trauma care

Dr. Petra Hartmann
General principles of wound management and healing. Fracturehealing, delayedbonehealing, non-union. Pathologicalfractures. AO principals of fractures management.

Dr. Petr Machac
Upperextremity III.wristinjuries, handinjuries. Handinfections. Replantation. Reconstructiveprocedures. Peripheralnerveinjuries. Injuries of thebrachialplexus.

Dr. László Faludi
Upperextremity II, distalhumeralinjuries, elbowinjuries, forearminjuries.

Dr. Endre Csonka
Upperextremity I, shouldergirdleinjuries, proximalhumeralinjuries

Dr. Edina Butt
Burninjuries

Dr. Takayuki Kurokawa
Specialconsiderations (pregnant, elderly, pediatricpatients, PTSD)

Dr. Ákos Csonka
Craniocerebralisinjuries, spineinjuries

Prof. Dr. Endre Varga
Torso trauma I.chestinjuries, Torso trauma II. abdominal trauma

Prof. Dr. Endre Varga
Torso trauma III, pelvicfractures, acetabularfractures.

Prof. Dr. Endre Varga

Polytrauma

Dr. István Gárgyán
Lowerextremity I.proximalfemoralregioninjuries, hip-, femoralshaftfractures. Traumatichipdisplacement.

Dr. László Török
Lowerextremity II, distalfemoralfractures, kneeinjuries, proximaltibiafractures

Dr. Attila Mácsai
Lowerextremity III, injuriesfracturesaroundtheankle, footinjuries

Recommended literature:

The Trauma Manual:TRAUMA AND ACUTE CARE SURGERY

Third edition, Editors: Andrew B. Peitzman, Michael Rhodes, C. William Schwab, Donald M. Yealy, Timothy C. Fabian

Publisher: Wolters Kluwer / Lippincott Williams & Wilkins