DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES OF HISTO-CYTOPATHOLOGY

Degree course: 
Corso di First cycle degree in Biomedical Laboratory techniques
Academic year when starting the degree: 
2022/2023
Year: 
2
Academic year in which the course will be held: 
2023/2024
Seat of the course: 
Varese - Università degli Studi dell'Insubria
Credits: 
9
Period: 
First Semester
Standard lectures hours: 
98
Requirements: 

The student, to access the course, must have knowledge and skills acquired in previous teachings, concerning chemistry, human anatomy, physiology, general pathology, immunology, microbiology.

Final Examination: 
Orale

Final test will consist in an oral interview that will focus on open questions on the topics covered in class.
The evaluation will take into consideration:
- detail, precision and significance in the theoretical contents acquired
- ability to present, argue and synthesize the leaned concepts with an appropriate language
- relevance and correctness
The personal re-elaboration of the learned contents and the ability to apply them to practical contexts will constitute a criterion of merit

Assessment: 
Voto Finale

The integrated course aims to give students the knowledge and skills relating to the activity of a Service of Anatomical Pathological with special reference to aspects relating to the figure of the laboratory technician.

This integrated course includes different modules. See the respective syllabus for each of them:
MED0504-1: Anatomia e istologia patologica
MED0504-2: Diagnostica e tecniche istopatologiche
MED0504-3: Istochimica, immunoistochimica e analisi ultrastrutturale
MED0504-4: citopatologia e tecniche citopatologiche
MED0504-5: Colpocitopatologia
MED0504-6: Metodi e tecniche di anatomia patologica macroscopica

The teaching is proposed through lectures conducted by the teacher with the use of support materials (slides, example models, documents, bibliographic materials ...).
Students are required to systematically proceed with the independent study of the provided material, prepare the activities to be carried out in the classroom (if needed), and actively participate in the proposed discussions.
Students are always invited to contact the teacher in case of need for further information or clarification.

Prof. Travaglino is available for students. Please contact using institutional e-mail

Modules