ORTHO 301
Orthopaedic Surgery and Rehabilitation (ORTHO)
Dept. Contact: | Kayla Wade |
Location: | Maguire Ctr Ste 1700 |
Phone: | 708 216-5440 |
Email: | kayla.wade@luhs.org |
THE SPECIFIC CONTACT PERSON FOR THIS ELECTIVE IS KAYLA WADE, MAGUIRE CTR, STE 1700; 708-216-5440, KAYLA.WADE@LUHS.ORG
Department: | Orthopaedic Surgery and Rehabilitation |
Course Number: | ORTHO-301 |
Course Title: | Introductory Orthopaedic Surgery |
No. of Students: | 1-2 |
Site: | LUMC/HVA |
Supervisor: | Nicholas Brown, MD |
Duration: | 4.0 weeks |
Periods Offered: | January - May |
Prerequisite: | YES - Surgery Clerkship or supervisor's permission |
Special Note: | Introductory orthopaedic surgery experience intended for third year students with an interest in the field. |
Description: |
This introductory course is designed for third year students who have an interest in the field of orthopaedic surgery. Orthopaedics involves the care of the patient with musculoskeletal disorders, including traumatic injuries, degenerative and metabolic diseases, tumors, childhood abnormalities, and pain syndromes. Trauma is seen at both hospitals with a wide spectrum of degree from the simple sprains to multiple injured polytraumas. The student participates in emergency, outpatient, surgical, and post-surgical care. Regular conferences and teaching sessions are scheduled. Students spend four weeks rotating on orthopaedic services (Hand, Sports Medicine/Shoulder, Foot and Ankle, Spine, Pediatrics, Trauma, Adult Reconstruction, and Hines VA) where they will learn general orthopaedic principles as well as more specialized orthopaedic conditions. |
Method of Evaluation: | The students are evaluated by all corresponding services on their participation during patient care and their ability to evaluate patient problems. A 50-question exam is required during the concluding week of the rotation. |
Dept. Contact: | Kayla Wade |
Location: | Maguire Ctr Ste 1700 |
Phone: | 708 216-5440 |
Email: | kayla.wade@luhs.org |
THE SPECIFIC CONTACT PERSON FOR THIS ELECTIVE IS KAYLA WADE, MAGUIRE CTR, STE 1700; 708-216-5440, KAYLA.WADE@LUHS.ORG
Department: | Orthopaedic Surgery and Rehabilitation |
Course Number: | ORTHO-301 |
Course Title: | Introductory Orthopaedic Surgery |
No. of Students: | 1-2 |
Site: | LUMC/HVA |
Supervisor: | Nicholas Brown, MD |
Duration: | 4.0 weeks |
Periods Offered: | January - May |
Prerequisite: | YES - Surgery Clerkship or supervisor's permission |
Special Note: | Introductory orthopaedic surgery experience intended for third year students with an interest in the field. |
Description: |
This introductory course is designed for third year students who have an interest in the field of orthopaedic surgery. Orthopaedics involves the care of the patient with musculoskeletal disorders, including traumatic injuries, degenerative and metabolic diseases, tumors, childhood abnormalities, and pain syndromes. Trauma is seen at both hospitals with a wide spectrum of degree from the simple sprains to multiple injured polytraumas. The student participates in emergency, outpatient, surgical, and post-surgical care. Regular conferences and teaching sessions are scheduled. Students spend four weeks rotating on orthopaedic services (Hand, Sports Medicine/Shoulder, Foot and Ankle, Spine, Pediatrics, Trauma, Adult Reconstruction, and Hines VA) where they will learn general orthopaedic principles as well as more specialized orthopaedic conditions. |
Method of Evaluation: | The students are evaluated by all corresponding services on their participation during patient care and their ability to evaluate patient problems. A 50-question exam is required during the concluding week of the rotation. |