The aim of the course is to provide students with the tools to recognize, diagnose, and manage the most common pathologies affecting the oral mucosa, perioral skin, and salivary glands. Particular emphasis will be placed on developing the ability to perform differential diagnoses among various lesions, in order to identify those at risk of malignant transformation or requiring referral to a specialist in Oral Medicine. Students will also be expected to acquire the ability to recognize the oral manifestations of the most common and complex systemic diseases.
Course Prerequisites
Students are required to meet all prerequisites as specified in the academic regulations of the degree program.
Teaching Methods
The course includes 50 hours of instruction. Teaching is delivered through traditional face-to-face lectures supported by slides, and scheduled according to the timetable published on the official website of the degree program
Assessment Methods
At the end of the course, students will take an oral examination covering the topics included in the integrated course program. In addition to knowledge and learning skills, the assessment will also consider independent judgment and communication abilities. The examination is considered passed with a minimum grade of 18/30.
