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ORTHO 408

Orthopaedic Surgery and Rehabilitation (ORTHO)

Dept. Contact: Kayla Wade
Location: Maguire Ctr Ste 1700
Phone: 708 216-5440
Email: kayla.wade@luhs.org 

 

Department: Orthopaedic Surgery and Rehabilitation 
Course Number: ORTHO-408 
Course Title: Ortho. for Non-Orthopaedists 
No. of Students: 1  
Site: LUMC 
Supervisor: John Miller, MD  
Duration: 4.0 weeks 
Periods Offered: January to May
Prerequisite: Availalbe to M4 students only.
Special Note: This course is for non-orthopaedic students who want to get an insight into orthopaedics, but will be pursuing a different specialty like internal medicine or emergency medicine. 
Description: This rotation is designed for the medical student who wishes to learn more about musculoskeletal diseases but does not want to spend time in surgery or caring for inpatients. The student rotates through the major orthopaedic outpatient clinics (trauma, adult reconstruction, pediatrics, hand, spine and rehabilitation) with the educational accent on patient assessment and identification of common musculoskeletal problems. The student attends regularly scheduled conferences designed to integrate basic sciences and to improve the reading of bone radiographs. By the end of the rotation, the student should be able to obtain an appropriate history, perform the relevant orthopaedic exam, formulate a working diagnosis and propose a further evaluation/treatment plan for common orthopaedic problems.
Method of Evaluation: Evaluation is based on the student's day-to-day performance, knowledge and attendance.
Dept. Contact: Kayla Wade
Location: Maguire Ctr Ste 1700
Phone: 708 216-5440
Email: kayla.wade@luhs.org 

 

Department: Orthopaedic Surgery and Rehabilitation 
Course Number: ORTHO-408 
Course Title: Ortho. for Non-Orthopaedists 
No. of Students: 1  
Site: LUMC 
Supervisor: John Miller, MD  
Duration: 4.0 weeks 
Periods Offered: January to May
Prerequisite: Availalbe to M4 students only.
Special Note: This course is for non-orthopaedic students who want to get an insight into orthopaedics, but will be pursuing a different specialty like internal medicine or emergency medicine. 
Description: This rotation is designed for the medical student who wishes to learn more about musculoskeletal diseases but does not want to spend time in surgery or caring for inpatients. The student rotates through the major orthopaedic outpatient clinics (trauma, adult reconstruction, pediatrics, hand, spine and rehabilitation) with the educational accent on patient assessment and identification of common musculoskeletal problems. The student attends regularly scheduled conferences designed to integrate basic sciences and to improve the reading of bone radiographs. By the end of the rotation, the student should be able to obtain an appropriate history, perform the relevant orthopaedic exam, formulate a working diagnosis and propose a further evaluation/treatment plan for common orthopaedic problems.
Method of Evaluation: Evaluation is based on the student's day-to-day performance, knowledge and attendance.