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This domain focuses on the diseases of the nervous system. You will learn how to approach the patient presenting with neurlogical symptoms, managemet of common conditions affecting the nervous system. Content will be coming soon.
Cardiovascular pathology examines the structural and functional consequences of disease in the heart and blood vessels: the two most clinically significant sources of morbidity and mortality worldwide. The domain is organised into two major sections: disorders of blood vessels, covering arteriosclerosis, atherosclerosis, hypertension, vasculitis and vascular tumours; and disorders of the heart, covering congenital heart disease, valvular disease, ischaemic heart disease, infective and inflammatory conditions, hypertensive heart disease, pericardial disease and cardiac tumours. By the end of this domain, you will be able to describe the pathological basis of common cardiovascular diseases, explain the morphological changes underlying each condition, and connect pathological findings to their clinical and haemodynamic consequences.
Bacteriology covers the biology, pathogenesis and clinical significance of bacteria as agents of human disease. The domain begins with the foundational principles of medical microbiology: bacterial structure, genetics, physiology and host-parasite relationships, before moving through the principles of antimicrobial therapy, sterilisation and laboratory diagnosis. The second half of the domain surveys the major bacterial pathogens systematically, organised by Gram stain result and morphology, and closes with the atypical and intracellular bacteria. By the end of this domain, you will be able to describe the key biological features of medically important bacteria, explain how they cause disease, and identify the principles underlying their diagnosis and treatment.
General pathology establishes the foundational principles of disease: how cells and tissues respond to injury, how the body mounts inflammatory and immune responses, and how these mechanisms go wrong in disease states. The domain moves systematically from the cell as the basic unit of health and disease, through cell injury, death and adaptation, inflammation and repair, disorders of immunity, haemodynamic disturbances, infectious diseases, genetic disorders, amyloidosis, and closes with a comprehensive block on neoplasia. By the end of this domain, you will be able to explain the pathological basis of disease at the cellular and tissue level, interpret the mechanisms underlying common pathological processes, and apply these principles to clinical and laboratory contexts.
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