Faculty of Medicine, Comenius University · 2019-09-25 · 4 ACADEMIC DIGNITARIES OF COMENIUS...

Comenius University in Bratislava

Faculty of Medicine

YEAR BOOK

Academic year 2019/2020

Bratislava July 2019

©Comenius University Bratislava, 2019

ISBN 978-80-223-4726-6

Prof. JUDr. Marek Števček, PhD.

Rector of Comenius University in Bratislava

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ACADEMIC DIGNITARIES

OF COMENIUS UNIVERSITY IN BRATISLAVA

RECTOR CU

Prof. JUDr. Marek Števček, PhD.

e-mail: [email protected]

Rector´s Office Šafarikovo

square No. 6, 814 99

Bratislava 1

[email protected],

02/9010 1001

VICE-RECTORS CU

Vice-Rector for Property Management and Investment

JUDr. Jana Duračinská, PhD. e-mail: [email protected]

Šafárikovo námestie 6 814 99 Bratislava 1

NB room No. 119A

02/9010 9109

Vice-Rector for Educational Activity RNDr.

Zuzana Kovačičová, PhD. e-mail: [email protected] Šafarikovo

square No. 6, 814 99 Bratislava 1

NB room No. 121

02/901 09333

Vice-Rector for Science, Research and doctoral studies

Prof. RNDr. Jozef Masarik, DrSc. e-mail: [email protected]

Šafárikovo námestie 6

814 99 Bratislava 1 NB room No. 120

02/901 09669

Vice-Rector for for external relations

Assoc. prof. PhDr. Radomír Masaryk, PhD. e-mail: [email protected] Šafárikovo námestie 6

814 99 Bratislava 1

NB room No. 111

02/ 9010 9581, 905 776 689

mailto:[email protected]



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Vice-Rector for Development and guality assurance

Prof. MUDr. Viera Štvrtinová, PhD. e-mail: [email protected]

Šafárikovo námestie 6

814 99 Bratislava 1 NB room No. 114

02/9010 9182

Vice-Rector for informative technologies

Assoc. prof. RNDr. Daniel Olejár, PhD.


Šafarikovo square No. 6,

814 99 Bratislava 1

NB room No. 112

02/9010 9428

Vice-Rector for Foreign Relations

Assoc. prof. Mgr. Jozef Tancer, PhD..

e-mail: [email protected] Šafárikovo námestie 6

814 99 Bratislava 1

NB room No. 122

02/9010 9227

QUAESTOR CU

Ing. Ingrid Kútna Želonková, PhD.


Quaestor’s Office

Šafarikovo square No. 6,

814 99 Bratislava 1


02/9010 9395

CHAIRMAN OF THE ACADEMIC SENATE CU

Assoc. prof. Daniel Böhmer, PhD.

e-mail:[email protected] Tel.: 02/9011 9203

Office of the Academic Senate CU

Šafarikovo square No. 6, P.O.BOX 440

814 99 Bratislava 1 e-mail:[email protected]

02/9010 1100

Address: Rector´s Office CU in Bratislava, Šafarikovo square No. 6, P.O.BOX 440 814 99 Bratislava 1 02/9011 9111 – switchboard, http://www.uniba.sk





http://www.uniba.sk/

Prof. Juraj Šteňo, MD, DrSc., IFAANS

Dean of the Faculty of Medicine Comenius University in Bratislava

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ACADEMIC DIGNITARIES OF FACULTY OF MEDICINE CU

Dean:

Prof. Juraj Šteňo, MD, DrSc., IFAANS

02/90119 466


Vice deans:

Prof. Juraj Payer, MD, PhD., MPH, FRCP.

Vice Dean for faculty collaboration with medical institutions, therapeutic-preventive

activity and residency training program and to represent the dean

02/48234 138


Prof. Mária Šimaljaková, MD, PhD., MHA, MPH.

Study Vice Dean for General Medicine in slovak language program and social care for

students

02/57290 270

e-mail: [email protected]; [email protected]

Prof. Boris Mravec, MD, PhD.

Study Vice Dean for stu dy program General Medicine, study in English language and

international relations 02/90119 527


Bohuslav Novák, MD, PhD.

Study Vice Dean for study program Dentistry, study in Slovak and English languages, IIKS

02/322 49 766


prof. RNDr. Ivan Varga, PhD.

Vice Dean for Science and Research, postgraduate study, research grant and SCFL

02/90119 547


Assoc. prof. Peter Jackuliak, MD, PhD., MPH

Vice Dean for Faculty Development, Quality and Innovation of Medical Education

02/48 234 108 e-mail: [email protected]

Address: Dean´s Office FM CU in Bratislava, Špitálska 24, 813 72 Bratislava

02/90119 111 – switchboard, http://www.fmed.uniba.sk








http://www.fmed.uniba.sk/

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Advisory organs of the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine CU

THE SCIENTIFIC BOARD OF THE FACULTY OF MEDICINE CU

List o f me mbers of the Sc ient i f ic Board Chairman – Dean

prof. MUDr. Juraj Šteňo, DrSc., IFAANS

Members – Vice Deans

Assoc. prof. Peter Jackuliak, MD, PhD.

Prof. Boris Mravec, MD, PhD.

Bohuslav Novák, MD, PhD.

Prof. Juraj Payer, MD, PhD., MPH, FRCP

Prof. Mária Šimaljaková, MD, PhD., MHA

Prof. RNDr. Ivan Varga, PhD. et PhD.

Prof. Marián Bernadič, MD, CSc.

Members from LF UK and UK

Prof. Marián Bernadič, MD, CSc.

Prof. Miroslav Borovský, MD, CSc.

Assoc. prof. Daniel Böhmer, MD, PhD.

Dr. h. c. prof. Ján Breza, MD, DrSc.

Assoc. prof. Ingrid Brucknerová, MD, PhD.

Prof. Milan Buc, MD, DrSc.

Prof. Peter Bujdák, MD, CSc.

Assoc. prof. Ing. RNDr. Peter Celec, MD, DrSc., MPH

Prof. Andrea Čalkovská, MD, DrSc.

Prof. Ľudovít Danihel, MD, PhD.

Prof. Andrej Dukát, MD, CSc., FRCP

Prof. Štefan Durdík, MD, PhD., MHA

Prof. Ing. Zdeňka Ďuračková, PhD.

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Assoc. prof. Dušan Hirjak, MD, CSc.

Prof. Jana Jurkovičová, MD, CSc.

Prof. Milan Kokavec, MD, PhD., MPH

Dr. h. c. Prof. Vladimír Krčméry, MD, DrSc.

Prof. Viera Kristová, MD, CSc.

Assoc. prof.. Eliška Kubíková, MD, PhD.

Assoc. prof. et doc. Viera Lehotská, MD, PhD.

Prof. Michal Mego, MD, DrSc.

Prof. Dalibor Ondruš, MD, DrSc.

Prof. Daniela Ostatníková, MD, PhD.

Assoc. prof. Vojtech Ozorovský, MD, CSc.

Prof. Ján Pečeňák, MD, CSc.

Prof. Ľudmila Podracká, MD, PhD.

Prof. Milan Profant, MD, CSc.

Prof. Peter Stanko, MD, PhD.

Prof. Fedor Šimko, MD, CSc., FESC

Prof. Viera Štvrtinová, MD, CSc.

Prof. Peter Turčáni, MD, PhD.

Prof. Ladislav Turecký, MD, CSc.

Prof. Peter Valkovič, MD, PhD.

External Members

Prof. Ján Benetin, MD, PhD.

Prof. Vasiľ Hricák, MD, CSc.

Prof. PharmDr. Daniela Ježová, DrSc.

Assoc. prof. Juraj Kaušitz, MD, PhD.

Assoc. prof. Ladislav Kužela, MD, CSc.

Ing. Mongi Msolly, MBA

Prof. RNDr. Silvia Pastoreková, DrSc.

Prof. Juraj Pechan, MD, CSc.

Prof. Daniel Pella, MD, PhD.

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Assoc. prof. Martin Repko, MD, Ph. D.

RNDr. Ján Sedlák, DrSc.

Prof. Peter Šimko, MD, CSc.

JUDr. Michal Tinák

Renáta Vandriaková, MD, MPH

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THE BOARD OF THE FACULTY

Members of the Board of the Faculty are the Dean, the Vice-deans, the Chairman of the

Academic Senate of the Faculty, the Director of Finance, the Head of the Personnel Department of

the School and representatives of the students. The Director of the Teaching Hospital or the other

medical institutions by contract takes part in the meeting of the Board of the School.

The Dean can invite some experts to the meeting of the Board of the Faculty to discuss some

questions.

The Board of the Faculty is the consultative committee of the Dean. The dean co-operates with

the Board in the following:

elaboration of essential conception of development of the School and presentation to the

Academic Senate of the Faculty for approval,

co-ordination of activities of particular institutes,

preparation of proposal for Faculty budget,

control of activity of all parts of the School apart from the Academic Senate,

realisation of AS resolutions.

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THE DEAN´S OFFICE OF THE FACULTY OF MEDICINE CU

813 72 Bratislava, Špitálska 24, tel.: 593 57 111

Secretary of the Faculty:

Ing. Adela Ku b ín iová

tel.: 9011 9214, room No.2 e-mail: [email protected], [email protected]

Assistant of the Dean:

Mgr. Barbora Sk a ln ík ová tel.: 9011 9466, room No.1


Depa rt men ts o f the Dea n ’s Of f i ce

PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT AND WELFARE OF EMPLOYEES

Head: Mgr. Eva B ie l i k o vá tel.: 9011 9406, room No.8

e-mail: [email protected], [email protected]

Staff: Dana Braciníková, tel.: 9011 9405, room No.9,

e- mail:[email protected]

Mária Madrová, tel.: 9011 9404, room No.9, e-mail: [email protected]

Oľga Kročková, tel.: 9011 9222, room No.7, e-mail: [email protected]

STUDY DEPARTMENT

Head: PhDr. Jana Palenčárová

tel.: 9011 9471, room No. 34 e-mail: [email protected], [email protected]

Staff: Mgr. Mária Kianičková, - (ML) Mgr. Veronika Važanová, tel. 9011 9460, [email protected]

Mária Petríková, tel.: 9011 9864, e-mail: [email protected]

PhDr. Romana Culková, tel.: 9011 9469, e-mail: [email protected], room No.34

RNDr. Magdaléna Horváthová, tel.: 9011 9695,e-mail: [email protected]

Ing. Lucia Magdolenová, tel.: 9011 9677, e-mail: [email protected] Marta Sýkorová, tel.: 9011 9865, e-mail: [email protected] room No. 28

Study Department for Foreign Students

Head: Mgr. Katarína Mazancová tel.: 9011 9462, room No.5 e-mail: [email protected], [email protected]

Staff: Bc. Jana Společníková, tel. 9011 9862, e-mail: [email protected]

Mgr. Timea Zubáková, tel. 9011 9863 e-mail: [email protected]

Mgr. Michaela Gašparová, tel. 9011 9225 e-mail: [email protected] room No.5




















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Department of Social Care of Students

Staff: Mgr. Mária Goliášová

tel.: 9011 9499, room No. 24, e-mail: [email protected]

ASSOCIATION OF MEDICAL STUDENTS IN BRATISLAVA

811 08 Bratislava, Sasinkova 2, tel.: 593 57 111

tel.: 9011 9644 e-mail: [email protected]

DEPARTMENT OF SCIENTIFIC-RESEARCH ACTIVITY AND

FOREIGN RELATIONS

Head: JUDr. Helena Csém yová

tel.: 9011 9495, room No. 101/ 1st floor, e-mail: [email protected]

Departmernt of Doctoral Studies : Jana Šulanová, room No.101/ 1st floor, tel.: 9011 9277, [email protected]

Departmernt of Foregn Relations Eva Bebjaková, tel.: 9011 9615, room No.16, e-mail: [email protected]

RNDr. Zuzana Huršanová, tel.: 9011 9867, e-mail: [email protected]

Mgr. Jakub Šikula, tel.: 9011 9690, room No.16, e-mail: [email protected] Bc. Petra Šikulová (ML)

Departmernt of Specialized Study

Mgr. Eva Petrušová Chudá, PhD., e-mail: [email protected] Mgr. Kristína Domonkošová Tibenská, PhD., e-mail: [email protected]

Mgr. Katarína Bucholcerová (ML)

tel.: 9011 9403, room No.3

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

Head: Ing. Mária Kul i chová

tel.: 90119 482, room No.6, e-mail: [email protected]

Department of Work Economics

Head: Marian Režný


Staff: Ing. Vladimír Depeš, tel.: 90119 301, e-mail: [email protected] JUDr. Žaneta Krasulová, tel.: 90119 869, e-mail: [email protected]

Department for Material-Technical Supplies and Storage Economics Staff:

Jarmila Görcsová, tel.: 90119 407, e-mail: [email protected] Marcela Kravčíková, tel.: 90119 868, e-mail: [email protected]

room No.10

Jaromír Jambrich, tel.: 90119 599- store No.1, 90119 307 - store No. 2 e-mail: [email protected]

General Bookkeeping Department

Head: Mária Bielčíková



















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Staff: Mária Bojnanská, Mária Dittlerová, Zuzana Hanušová,

tel.: 90119 925, 90119 497, 9011925

Department of Wages

Head: Andrea Tóthová


Staff: Alžbeta Csibová, tel.: 90119 309, e-mail: [email protected]

Zuzana Takácsová, tel.: 90119 689, e-mail: [email protected]

Cashier’s Office

Staff: Mária Olerínyová

tel.: 90119 472, e-mail: [email protected], room No.33

DEPARTMENT FOR SECURITY AND HEALTH PROTECTION DURING WORK

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL DEFENCE AND SAFEGUARD OF THE FACULTY

Assoc. prof. Ing. Ladislav Magd olen , CSc, tel.: 90119 478


ORGANISATIONAL-LEGAL DEPARTMENT

Staff: Mgr. Viliam Aľu š i k

tel.: 90119 473, Špitálska 24, room No.19


DEPARTMENT OF OPERATING AND MANAGING OF THE PROPERTY

Sasinkova 2 / 2nd floor (in the court)

Head: Ing. Miloš Mak ýš tel.: 90119 381


Staff: Viera Polláková, tel.: 90119 382, e-mail: [email protected] Ing. Eva Zradulová, tel.: 90119 302, e-mail: [email protected]

Maintenance Department

Staff: Veronika Véghová (ML)

Sasinkova 4, basement, tel.: 90119 459

Department for Property Administration

Staff: Mgr. Laura Ižáková, e-mail: [email protected] Miluša Luknárová, e-mail: [email protected]

Špitálska 24, tel.: 90119 461, 90119 355, room No.30

Register’s Department

Staff: Martina Baďurová, Zuzana Strnátková

Špitálska 24, tel.: 90119 498, room No. 25

Archive: Zuzana Pallová

Špitálska 24, tel.: 90119 355, room No.30










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TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD

Staff: Margita Karabová

Sasinkova 4, tel.: 90119 111

ACADEMIC SENATE OF FMCU

Chairman: Assoc. prof. Daniel Böh mer , MD, PhD. tel.: 90119 203, e-mail: [email protected]

Secretary: Jarmila Görcsová, tel.: 90119 407, e-mail: [email protected] Špitálska 24, room No.9

THE BASIC ORGANIZATION OF THE SLOVAK TRADE UNION EaSE with FMUC

MUDr. Alexander Kurtanský Sasinkova 4 ground floor

tel. 90119 319, e-mail: [email protected]



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INSTITUTE OF ANATOMY

813 72 Bratislava, Sasinkova 2, 1st floor, tel.: 90119 111

Head of the Institute: Assoc. prof. Eliška Ku b ík ová , MD, PhD.

tel.: 90119 390


Deputy Head: Hisham El Faloug y , MD, PhD.

Typist: Zuzana Röderová

tel.: 90119 346


Professors : Prof. Peter Mrá z , MD, DrSc.

Branch of Science Anatomy

Readers: Assoc. prof. RNDr. Ladislav Gu l l er , CSc.

Branch of Science Anatomy, Histology and Embryology

Assoc. prof. Anna Holo máň o vá , MD, CSc.

Branch of Science Anatomy

Assoc. prof. Eliška Ku b ík ová , MD, PhD. Branch of Science Surgery

Branch of Science Social work

Assoc. prof. RNDr. Peter Wei sman , PhD.

Branch of Science Anatomy, Histology and Embryology

Lecturers and Assistant Lecturers:

Tomáš Barczi, MD - ptj. Andrej Breza, MD

Mgr. Katarína Bevízová, PhD.

Daniela Dovalová, MD

Hisham El Falougy, MD, PhD. Zora Haviarová, MD, PhD.

Bc. Jana Jakimová, MD - ptj.

RNDr. Petra Lukáčiková, PhD. - (ML) Abdolreza Majidi, MD.

Peter Malovec, MD

Marta Masárová, MD Mgr.Silvia Mužiková - (ML)

Andrej Mifkovič, MD., PhD.

Petra Šelméciová, MD, PhD. - ptj. RNDr. Melinda Takácsová, PhD. - ptj. - (ML)

BBiomedSc. (Hons) Vladislava Zohdi, PhD.

Academic staff in research:

Anna PERŽELOVÁ, MD, RNDr. Ivana SIVÁKOVÁ, CSc.

Staff: Renáta GÁLFFYOVÁ, Ľubica HILLOVÁ, Bc. Martin MADRO, Jana OZANIAKOVÁ,

Karol PEK, Jozef ŠEDIVÝ, Elena ŠKOPEKOVÁ, Radovan TAKÁČ, Jana TAKÁČOVÁ,

Martin VÉGH, acad. artist. Lýdia ZVOLENSKÁ



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INSTITUTE OF EPIDEMIOLOGY

813 72 Bratislava, Špitálska 24, 1st floor, tel.: 90119 111

Head of the Institute: Assoc. prof. Margita Šp a lek ová , MD, PhD.

tel.: 90119 493


Deputy Head: Assoc. prof. Alexandra Bražin ová , MD, PhD., MPH

Secretary of the Inst.: Mgr. Martina Kot rb an cová , PhD.

Typist: Helena Belu sk á

tel.: 90119 489


Readers: Assoc. prof. Alexandra Bražinová, MD, PhD., MPH Branch of Hygiene, Epidemiology, Public Health

Assoc. prof. Margita Šp a lek ová , MD, PhD.

Branch of Science Epidemiology

Assoc. prof. Branislav V o h n o u t, MD, PhD.

Branch of Science Epidemiology

Lecturers: Mgr. Miriam Fulová, MD RNDr. Jana Korcová, PhD.

Mgr. Martina Kotrbancová, PhD.

RNDr. Jana Perželová, PhD. PhDr. Mgr. Petra Vadovičová, PhD. - (ML)

Vanda Výrosteková, MD, CSc.

Staff: Jarmila BENČÍKOVÁ, Pavol CÁDER, Marta DOJČANOVÁ Jana MAKÝŠOVÁ,

Božena PAVLOVIČOVÁ, Andrea RUŽEKOVÁ - ptj., Ingrid TAKÁČOVÁ

Professor Emeritus: Prof. Pavol Bak oss, MD, DrSc.

INSTITUTE OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES

811 08 Bratislava, Moskovská 2, tel.: 90119 111

Head of the Institute: PhDr. Tomáš Hamar , PhD.

tel.: 90119 320


Deputy Head: Ing. Janka Báb elo vá , PhD.

tel.: 90119 418, e-mail: [email protected]

Secretary of the Inst.: Mgr. Oľga Van ek ová , PhD.


Typist: Ľubomíra Lešková

tel.: 90119 449

e-mail:[email protected], [email protected]






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mailto::[email protected],

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Lecturers: Ing. Janka Bábelová, PhD.

Mgr. Radoslav Ďurajk a, PhD. Mgr. Milota Haláková

PhDr. Tomáš Hamar , PhD.

Mgr. Ľubomír Holík Mgr. Katarína Hromadová, PhD.

PhDr.Valéria Jamrichová

Mgr. Patrícia Kotlebová Mgr. Marína Kšiňanová

Mgr. Lucia Lauková, PhD - (ML)

PhDr. Elena Nikolajová Kupferschmidtová, PhD. Mgr. Mária Šibalová

Mgr. Angela Škovierová, PhD.

Mgr. Eva Taranová, PhD. - (NV) Mgr. Oľga Vaneková, PhD.

Mgr. Linda Vasiľová

Staff: Žaneta HORVÁTHOVÁ - ptj.

INSTITUTE OF FORENSIC MEDICINE


Head of the Institute: Assoc. prof. Jozef Šid lo , MD, CSc., MPH tel.: 90119 268


Deputy Head: Dr. h. c. Prof. Štefan Galb av ý , MD, DrSc.

Secretary of the Inst.: Ing. Ľuboš Nižn an sk ý , PhD.

Typist: Katarína Kmety


Professors: Dr. h. c. Prof. Štefan Galb a v ý, MD, DrSc. - ptj.

Branch of Science Laboratory Medicine

Readers: Assoc. prof. Jozef Šid lo , MD, CSc., MPH

Branch of Science Patological Anatomy and Forensic Medicine

Lecturers: Andrea Baloghová, MD Dana Kulišová, MD

Norbert Moravanský, MD, PhD.

JUDr. Anežka Zummerová, MD, PhD. - (ML)


Ing. Ľuboš NIŽNANSKÝ, PhD.

Staff: Bc. Gabriela FUJERÍKOVÁ, Karol GOLEJ - ptj., Rudolf HORVÁTH - ptj., Stanislava HORVÁTHOVÁ - ptj., Bc. Tomáš JEŠÍK - ptj., Emília STRMENSKÁ – ptj., Pavol

SZABÓ - ptj., Andrea ZÁMEČNÍKOVÁ - ptj.



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INSTITUTE OF HISTOLOGY AND EMBRYOLOGY

811 08 Bratislava, Sasinkova 4, 3rd floor, tel.: 90119 111

Head of the Institute: Prof. Štefan Polák, MD, CSc.

tel.: 90119 236, 90119 319


Deputy Head: Prof. RNDr. Ivan Varga, PhD.

Secretary of the Inst.: Renáta Mik u šová , MD, PhD.

Typist: Gabriela Valášková

tel.: 90119 284


Professor: Prof. Štefan Polák, MD, CSc

Branch of Science Pathological Anatomy and Forensic Medicine

Prof. RNDr. Ivan Varga, PhD

Branch of Science Anatomy, histology and embyology


Mgr. Michaela Bábelová

RNDr. Mária Csöbönyeiová, PhD.

Paulína Gálfiová, MD, PhD. Mgr. Miroslava Jur í k ová, PhD.

Martin Klein , MD

MVDr. Ján Líška, CSc. Mária Lorencová, MD

Mgr.Michal Miko, MD, PhD.

Renáta Mikušová, MD, PhD. Simona Polakovičová, MD, PhD.

Vanda Rísová, MD, PhD

Mgr. Michaela Vrabcová, PhD.


Olia Hussein Jamil EL HASSOUN, MD, PhD.

Staff: Ružena BOHOOVÁ, Ľubica BOŠMANSKÁ, Petra BOŘUTOVÁ, Jozef HANKO - ptj.,

Bc. Barbora HUŇOVÁ – ML, RNDr. Eva NAGYOVÁ – ML

Professor Emeritus: Prof. Karol Kape l l er, MD, DrSc.

Prof. Jozef Zlatoš, MD, DrSc.





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INSTITUTE OF HYGIENE

813 72 Bratislava, Špitálska 24, 1st floor, tel.: 90119 111

Head of the Institute: Prof. Jana Ju rk ovi čo vá , MD, CSc.

tel.: 9011 9463


[email protected]

Deputy Head: Prof. Ľubica Ar ga lá šo vá , MD, PhD., MPH

Secretary of the Inst.: RNDr. Katarína Hiroš ová

Typist: Mária Benková

tel.: 9011 9464


Professor: Prof. Jana Jurkovičová, MD, CSc.

Branch of Public Health

Prof. Ľubica Ar ga lá šo vá , MD, PhD., MPH

Branch of Hygiene

Readers: Prof. Ľubica Argalášová, MD, PhD., MPH

Branch of Science Public Health

Lecturers: Jana Babjaková, MD, PhD., MPH

RNDr. Katarína Hiroš ová

PhDr. Ing. Martin Samohýl, PhD.

Zuzana Štefániková, MD, CSc.

RNDr. Diana Vondrová, PhD.


Mgr. Alexandra FILOVÁ, PhD., Ivana KACHÚTOVÁ, MSc. – (MD)

Staff: Júlia FEJESOVÁ, Mária JÁGEROVÁ, Monika PURNOCHOVÁ,

Assoc. prof. Ing. Stanislav SEKRETÁR, CSc. - ptj., Viera ZELENKOVÁ

INSTITUTE OF IMMUNOLOGY

811 08 Bratislava, Odborárske námestie 14, tel.: 90119 111

Head of the Institute: Assoc. prof. Mária Bu cová , MD, CSc. tel.: 9011 9351


Deputy Head: Magda Su ch án k ová , MD, PhD.

Secretary of the Inst.: Assoc. prof. RNDr. Vladimíra Ďu rman ová , PhD.

Typist: Jarmila Hrušková tel.: 9011 9450, e-mail: [email protected]

Contact for students: Mgr. Art. Martina P i a tk ová











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Professors: Prof. Milan Buc , MD, DrSc.

Branch of Science Immunology

Readers: Assoc. prof. Mária Bu cová , MD, CSc.


Assoc. prof. RNDr. Vladimíra Ďu rman ová , PhD. Branch of Science Immunology

Assoc. prof. RNDr. Ivana Sh awk a t ová, PhD.


Lecturers: Juraj Javor, MD, PhD.

Monika Homo lová , MD, PhD.

Zuzana Pá rn i ck á , MD, PhD. Magda Su ch án k ová , MD, PhD.

Staff: Beáta MIŠOVIČ FARAGOVÁ, Zuzana NÜRNBERGER, Mgr. Art. Martina

PIATKOVÁ, Beáta TOLVAJ

Professor Emeritus: Prof. Ján Štefanovič , MD, DrSc.

INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL BIOLOGY, GENETICS AND CLINICAL GENETICS


Head of the Institute: Assoc. prof. Daniel Böh mer , MD, PhD.


Deputy Head: Prof. RNDr. Vanda Repi sk á, PhD.

Secretary of the Inst.: Tatiana Braxatori sová, MD, CSc.

Typist: Andrea Kálmánová

tel.: 90119 502


Professors: Prof. RNDr. Vanda Rep i sk á , PhD.

Branch of Science Biology

Prof. RNDr. Igor Tom o, CSc., MPH

Branch of Science Antropology

Readers: Assoc. prof. Daniel Böhmer, MD, PhD.

Branch of Science General Biology

Assoc. prof. RNDr. Ľuboš Dan i šov i č , PhD.

Branch of Science Biology

Assoc. prof. Ján Ch an d oga , MD, CSc. - ptj.

Branch of Science Biochemistry



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Lecturers: Tatiana Braxa tor i so vá , MD, CSc.

Ing. Helena Gb e lco vá , PhD. RNDr. Ľubica Kra j č io vá , PhD. - (MD)

RNDr. Marcela Ku n iak ová , PhD.

RNDr. Róbert Pet r o vi č , PhD. - ptj. Mgr. Petra Pr i ščák ová , PhD.

Academic staff in research: RNDr. Jana MALOVÁ, Mgr. Andreas NICODEMOU, PhD. - ptj., RNDr. Andrea

PASTORÁKOVÁ, PhD., Ing. Katarína SUŠIENKOVÁ - ptj., RNDr. Zuzana VAR-

CHULOVÁ NOVÁKOVÁ, PhD. - (MD), RNDr. Lenka WACHSMANNOVÁ, PhD. - ptj.

Staff: Brigita JAŠKOVÁ - ptj, Ludmila KAŠÍKOVÁ, Marta KOVÁČOVÁ, Dagmar

NOVÁKOVÁ, Katarína OBEDOVÁ

Professor Emeritus: Prof. Michal Valent, MD, DrSc.

INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL CHEMISTRY, BIOCHEMISTRY AND CLINICAL

BIOCHEMISTRY

813 72 Bratislava, Sasinkova 2, 2nd floor, tel.: 90119 111

Head of the Institute: Prof. Ladislav Tu reck ý, MD, CSc.

tel.: 90119 416 e-mail: [email protected],

[email protected]

Deputy Head: Assoc.prof. RNDr. Jana Mu ch ová , PhD.

Secretary of the Inst.: RNDr. Zuzana Orszá gh o vá , PhD.

Typist: Mária Chrappová


Professors: Prof. Ing. Zdeňka Ďu račk ová , PhD. Branch of Science Biochemistry

Prof. Ladislav Tu r eck ý, MD, CSc.

Branch of Science Laboratory Medicine

Readers: Assoc. prof. PharmDr. Vladimír Jakuš, CSc.


Assoc. prof. Branislav Líška, MD, CSc. - ptj. Branch of Science Biochemistry

Assoc. prof. RNDr. Jana M u ch ová, PhD.


Assoc. prof. Viera Ren d ek o vá , MD, CSc.


Assoc.prof. RNDr. Eva Uh l ík ová , PhD. Branch of Science Medical, clinical and pharmaceutics biochemistry

Assoc. prof. Ing. Ingrid Ži tň an ová , PhD.






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Lecturers: RNDr. Lucia An d rezá lová , PhD.

RNDr. Želmíra Barošková - ptj. RNDr. Monika Ďur f i n ová, PhD.

Mgr. Monika Dvořáková, PhD.

Mgr. Martina Horváthová, PhD. Ing. Mária Chomová, PhD.

Ing. Miriama Ježo vi čo vá , PhD. – (ML)

RNDr. Mgr. Marián Ko láček , PhD. Mgr. Ľubomír Kuračka, PhD

RNDr. Milada Laššán ová , CSc.

Ing. Lucia Lau b er t o vá , PhD. Mgr. Katarína Orešan sk á

RNDr. Zuzana Orszá gh o vá , PhD.

RNDr. Zuzana Pad u ch ová , PhD.


Mgr. Zuzana BYSTRICKÁ, PhD. - (ML), Ing. Barbora KATRENČÍKOVÁ, Ing. Katarína KOŇARIKOVÁ, PhD., RNDr. Janka KUBINCOVÁ, PhD. - ptj., PhD., Mgr. Marcel

REPISKÝ - ptj., RNDr. Alena VIKTORÍNOVÁ, PhD.

Staff: Miriam EBRINGEROVÁ, Alžbeta HARŠÁNYOVÁ, Eva HEDEROVÁ, Rozália CHMELOVÁ, Ľubica KUDRYOVÁ, Ľubica MIČUCHOVÁ, Lýdia MÍKOVÁ, Daniela

OPÁLENÁ, Gabriela ŠUTTOVÁ, Viera UJLAKYOVÁ

Professor Emeritus: Prof. RNDr. Jozef Čársk y, CSc.

INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL PHYSICS, BIOPHYSICS, INFORMATISC AND

TELEMEDICINE


Head of the Institute: Assoc.prof. RNDr. Martin Kop án i , PhD.

tel.: 90119 530, 90119 338

e-mail: [email protected],

[email protected]

Deputy Head: RNDr. Eva Kráľ o vá , PhD.


Typist : Vlasta And rášová tel.: 90119 336


Readers: Assoc.prof. RNDr. Martin Kop án i , PhD. Branch of Science Physics

Assoc. prof. RNDr. Katarína Koz l í k ová, CSc.

Branch of Science Physics

Lecturers: RNDr. Zuzana Balázsiová, PhD.

Mgr. Radana Gu reck á , PhD

RNDr. Eva Kráľová, PhD.

PhDr. Michal Trn k a , PhD.

RNDr. Jaroslav Varch ola , PhD.






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RNDr. Beata ČUNDERLÍKOVÁ, PhD., Mgr. Barbora FILOVÁ, PhD., Mgr. Ján PÁNIK, PhD., Mgr. Tibor TEPLICKÝ, PhD., Ing. Erik VAVRINSKÝ, PhD. - ptj.

Staff: Renáta ÁRVOVÁ - ptj., Monika KAUŠITZOVÁ, - ptj., Ing. Daniel KOSNÁČ, Marianna

KUPCOVÁ, Valéria MIKLENČIČOVÁ

INSTITUTE OF MICROBIOLOGY

811 08 Bratislava, Sasinkova 4, 2nd floor, tel.: 593 57 111

Head of the Institute: Dr. h. c. prof. MUDr. Vladimír K r č m é r y, DrSc.

tel.: 90119 584, 901199 207


Deputy Head: doc. MUDr. Adriána L i p t á k o v á, PhD., MPH – ptj.

Secretary of the Inst.: RNDr. Magdaléna Z á b o r s k á, PhD.

Typist: Daniela Lehotová


Professors: Dr. h. c. Prof. Vladimír Krčmér y, MD, DrSc. Branch of Science Internal Medicine - infectology

Readers: Assoc. prof. RNDr. Nasir Jali li , CSc., MPH


Assoc. prof. Adriána Lipt áková, MD., PhD., MPH - ptj. Branch of Science Microbiology


Assoc.prof. RNDr. Lívia Slobod n í k ová, CSc. Branch of Science Microbiology

Lecturers and Assistant Lecturers: Mgr. Zuzana Hu b en ák ová

Ján Kor eň , MD, PhD.

RNDr. Bc. Ján Pred n ý RNDr. Katarína Sch war zo vá , PhD.

Mgr. Marek S t rak a

Academic staff in research: RNDr. Lucia JANOŠÍKOVÁ - (ML), RNDr. Magdaléna ZÁBORSKÁ

Staff: Ing. Jana HAVELOVÁ, Denisa LIBOSVÁR KMEŤOVÁ - ptj., Ružena KLEMENSICHOVÁ, Irena KMEŤOVÁ, Soňa KOŠŤANYOVÁ, Mgr. Veronika

MORÁVKOVÁ, Tatiana SAJANOVÁ, Gizela SKÝPALOVÁ, Alžbeta

TOLLEROVÁ



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INSTITUTE OF PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY


Head of the Institute: Prof. Ľudovít Danihel, MD, PhD.

tel.: 90119 444

e-mail: [email protected] [email protected]

Deputy Head: Prof. Pavel Babá l, MD, CSc.

Secretary of the Inst.: Mgr. Michal Palkovič , MD, PhD., MHA

Typist: Gabriela Svičeková

tel.: 90119 258


Professors: Prof. Pavel Babá l, MD, CSc.


Prof. Ľudovít Dan ih el , MD, PhD. Branch of Science Pathological Anatomy and Forensic Medicine

Readers: Assoc. prof. Ján Poru b sk ý, MD, CSc. - ptj.



Zuzana Čierna, MD, PhD.

Pavol Janega, MD, PhD.

Andrea Janegová, MD, PhD. - ptj. Samuel Horák, MD

Katarína Letkovsk á, MD, PhD.

Kristína Mikuš Kuracinová, MD

Kristína M osná, MD - ptj.

Hedviga Mrázová, MD. PhD. Mgr. Michal Palkovič, MD, PhD., MHA

Mgr. Vladimír Šišovský, MD, PhD.

Staff: Mgr. Lucia DONAROVÁ, Jozef HANKO - ptj., Anna HURTONYOVÁ, Emília KLINCOVÁ, Štefan RABINA, Pavol ŠÍPOŠ, Eva ŠÍPOŠOVÁ, Andrea UHRINOVÁ

INSTITUTE OF PATHOLOGICAL PHYSIOLOGY

811 08 Bratislava, Sasinkova 4, 4th floor, tel.: 90119 111

Head of the Institute: Prof. Fedor Šimk o, MD, CSc., FESC


[email protected]

Deputy Head: Prof. Marián Bern ad i č , MD, CSc.

Secretary of the Inst: Mgr. Kristína Krajčírovičová

Typist: Lenka Lib ák o vá

tel.: 90119 288




mailto:%[email protected]






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Professors: Prof. Marián Bernadič, MD, CSc.

Branch of Science Normal and Pathological Physiology

Prof. Fedor Šimko, MD, CSc., FESC Branch of Science Normal and Pathological Physiology

Readers: Assoc. prof. Ing. RNDr. Peter Celec, MD, DrSc. MPH - ptj.


Lecturers: Mgr. Silvia Aziriová, PhD. RNDr. Roman Gardlík, MD., PhD. - ptj. RNDr. Ľudovít Paulis, MD, PhD., FESC

MUDr. Lucia Petríková - ptj.

Kristína Repová, MD, PhD.


Mgr. Kristína KRAJČÍROVIČOVÁ, MVDr. Katarína ONDIČOVÁ, PhD., RNDr. Peter

SLAVKOVSKÝ, CSc.

Staff: Katarína FILKÁSZOVÁ, Eva KMEŤOVÁ, Milan KRAJČÍROVIČ, Zoja MOLNÁROVÁ,

Miroslav VESELÝ

Section of Clinical pathophysiology

811 08 Bratislava, Sasinkova 4/4th floor, Sasinkova 2/3rd floor, tel.: 90119 287/604

Head of the Section: Prof. Beata Mladosievičová, MD, CSc.


Profesors: Prof. Beata Mladosievičová, MD, CSc.


Readers: Assoc. prof. Barbara Ukropcová, MD, PhD. - ptj.


Lecturers: Ljuba Bachárová, MD, DrSc. - ptj.


RNDr. Zuzana POLJAK VALÁŠKOVÁ, PhD.

Staff: Dana MARKOVIČOVÁ

INSTITUTE OF PHARMACOLOGY AND CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY


Head of the Institute: Prof. Viera Kristová, MD, CSc.

tel.: 90119 232


Deputy Head: Prof. Martin Wawruch, MD, PhD.

Secretary of the Inst.: Miriam Petrová, MD, PhD.





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Typist: Žaneta Domarack á

tel.: 90119 229


Professors: Prof. Viera Kristová, MD, CSc.

Branch of Science Pharmacology

Prof. Milan Kriška, MD, DrSc. - ptj.

Branch of Science Pharmacology

Prof. Martin Wawruch, MD, PhD.

Branch of Science Clinical Pharmacology


PharmDr. Andrea Gažová , PhD.

Vasiľ Hricák , MD.

Kristína Hu d ecová , MD, PhD.

Monika Laš šán o vá , MD, PhD. Miriam Pet ro vá , MD, PhD.

Andrea Ragan ová , MD

Jana Tisoň o vá , MD, PhD. Róbert Voj tk o , MD, PhD.


RNDr. Silvia LÍŠKOVÁ, PhD.

Staff: Ing. Edita BORIŠOVÁ, PhDr. Ján IVANČÍK, Alžbeta MÉSZÁROSOVÁ, Miroslava

TALLOVÁ

Centre of Clinical Pharmacology for Drug Evaluation

Head of Centre: Prof. Milan Kriška, MD, DrSc. – ptj.

INSTITUTE OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTS

813 72 Bratislava, Špitálska 24, tel.: 90119 111

Head of the Institute: PaedDr. Róbert Važan , PhD. tel.: 90119 627 e-mail: [email protected], [email protected]

Deputy Head: Mgr. Ján Berack a

Typist: Darina Pôbišová – ptj.

tel.: 90119 367



Mgr. Ján Berack a Mgr. Barbora Koc i án ová , PhD.

Mgr. Michal Kor man Mgr. Henrich Krč

Mgr. Veronika Lovásová, PhD.

PaedDr. Róbert Važan , PhD.

Staff: Zdeněk KOUPIL





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INSTITUTE OF PHYSIOLOGY


Head of the Institute: Prof. Daniela Os t a tn ík ová , MD, PhD.

tel.: 90119 525, fax: 90119 515


Deputy of the Inst: Katarína Bab in sk á , MD, PhD., MSc.

tel.: 90119 523, e-mail. [email protected]

Secretary of the Inst.: Rastislav Važan, MD, PhD.


Typist: Adriana Ch ud á


Professors: Prof. Boris Mravec, MD, PhD.


Prof. Daniela Os t a tn ík ová , MD, PhD.


Readers: Assoc. prof. Katarína B a b i n s k á, MD, PhD., MSc. Branch of Science Normal and Pathological Physiology

Assoc. prof. RNDr. Monika B a r t e k o v á, PhD. - ptj.


Assoc. prof. Mgr. Július Hodosy, MD, PhD., MPH - ptj. Branch of Science Normal and Pathological Physiology

Assoc. prof. PharmDr. Zdenko P i rn ík , PhD. Branch of Science Pharmacology

Assoc. prof. Jana Rad oš in sk á , MD, PhD.



RNDr. Ján Bak oš , PhD. - ptj.

Mgr. Rudolf Dráb ek , MD

Patrik Gá l ik , MD

Silvia Hn i l i cová , MD, PhD.

Petra Keményová, MD, PhD. Alexander Ku r t an sk ý, MD

Mgr. Klaudia Kys e l i c ová , PhD.

Aleksandra Tomová Sashova, MD, PhD. Rastislav Važan , MD, PhD.

Mária Vidošovičová, MD

Academic staff in research: Mgr. Hana CELUŠÁKOVÁ, PhD. - ptj., Mgr. Diana ČELÁROVÁ, PhD., Mgr. Katarína

JANŠÁKOVÁ, PhD., Mgr. Gabriela REPISKÁ, PhD. - ptj.

Staff: Helena BACIGÁLOVÁ, Dagmar CIGÁNEKOVÁ, Mária FLASKOVÁ, Ing. Katarína GRONOVÁ, Lenka JAROŠOVÁ, Dominika RADOŠINSKÁ - ptj., Peter SÝKORA







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INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL MEDICINE AND MEDICAL ETHICS

813 72 Bratislava, Sasinkova 2, 3rd and 4th floor, tel.: 90119 111

Head of the Institute: Assoc. prof. Vojtech Ozorovsk ý, MD, CSc.

tel.: 90119 616


Deputy Head: Eva Ch an d ogo vá , MD, CSc., MPH

Secretary of the Inst.: Michaela Kostičová, MD, PhD., MPH

Typist: Ing. Ivan Trokan, CSc.

tel.: 90119 427


Readers: Assoc. prof. PhDr. Anna Mazalánová, PhD., MPH

Branch of Science Nursing

Assoc. prof. Vojtech Ozor ov sk ý, MD, CSc.


Lecturers: Mgr. Mgr. Silvia Capíková, PhD.

PhDr. Eva Dobiášová , PhD. PhDr. Iveta Grežďová, PhD.

Eva Chandogová, MD, CSc., MPH

Michaela Kostičová, MD, PhD., MPH

Lucia Krčméryová, MD

Mária Mojzešová, MD, PhD. - ptj.

PhDr. Miriam Polhorská, PhD. Ján Štvrtina, MD

Mgr. Mária Kolesárová, PhD.

Jana Trizuljaková, MD, PhD. PhDr. Ivana Vojteková, PhD.


JUDr. Pavol KÁDEK, PhD.

Section of the History of Medicine and Health System

813 72 Bratislava, Sasinkova 2/4th floor, tel.: 90119 111, 90119 376, 377

Head of the Section: Assoc. prof. Vojtech Ozor ov sk ý, MD, CSc.

tel.: 90119 616

Staff: Mgr. Matej GOGOLA, PhD., Mgr. Adam MESIARKIN, PhD.

PRIMARY CARE UNIT- GENERAL PRACTITIONER´S OFFICE

812 50 Bratislava, Heydukova 10, tel.: 32249 111

Head of Department: Beata Šp án ik ová , MD, PhD. e-mail: [email protected]

Lecturers: Beata Špániková, MD, PhD.






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1st DEPARTMENT OF ANAESTHESIOLOGY AND RESUSCITATION

826 06 Bratislava, Ružinovská 6, tel.: 48234 111

Head of the Department: Juraj Kou tu n , MD, CSc.


Typist: Edita Feketeová - ptj.

tel.: 48234 226, fax: 48234 310 e-mail: [email protected]

Lecturers: Karol Kálig, MD, CSc.

Juraj Kou tu n , MD, CSc.

2nd DEPARTMENT OF ANAESTHESIOLOGY AND RESUSCITATION

812 50 Bratislava, Heydukova 10, tel.:32249 111

Head of the Department: Assoc. prof. Roman Záh or ec MD, CSc. tel.: 32249 210, fax. 52923 711 e-mail: [email protected]

Typist:

Readers: Assoc. prof. Roman Záhorec, MD, CSc. Branch of Science Anaesthesiology and resuscitation

Lecturers: Daniel Cint u la, MD - ptj.

Tomáš Hitka, MD - ptj. Tomáš Veselovský, MD - ptj.

DEPARTMENT OF BURNS AND RECONSTRUCTION SURGERY


Head of the Department:

Typis: Nina Šark őzyo vá , MD - ptj.

tel.:/fax: 48234 527

Professors: Prof. Ján Koller, MD, CSc.

Branch of Science Surgery tel.:/fax: 48234 527


Assistant Lecturers: Peter Bukovčan , MD, PhD. - ptj.

Miroslav O r s á g, MD, PhD.

DEPARTMENT OF CARDIOLOGY

833 40 Bratislava, Pod Krásnou hôrkou 1

Head of the Department: Assoc. prof. Eva G o n c a l v e s o v á, MD, CSc.

tel. 59320 24, e-mail: [email protected]






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Deputy head: Peter O le jn ík , MD, PhD.

Typist: Emília W a l t e r o v á


Readers: Assoc. prof. Eva G o n c a l v e s o v á, MD, CSc.

Branch of Science Internal Medicine

Lecturers and assistant lecturers: Tomáš B a k a, MD, PhD.

Ondrej B e ň a č k a, MD, PhD. - ptj. Peter L e s n ý, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Milan L u k n á r, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Marek O r b a n, MD - ptj. Ivan V r a n k a, MD, PhD. - ptj.

DEPARTMENT OF CARDIOSURGERY

833 40 Bratislava, Pod Krásnou hôrkou 1

Head of the Department: Michal Hu lman , MD, PhD. - in the charge of clinic tel. 59320 639, e-mail: [email protected]

Typist: tel.: 59320 635

Lecturers and assistant lecturers: Panagiotis A r t e m i o u, MD, PhD.

Branislav B e z á k, MD

Ivo G a š p a r o v i č, MD, PhD. Michal H u l m a n, MD, PhD.

DEPARTMENT OF DERMATOVENEROLOGY

813 69 Bratislava, Mickiewiczova 13, 2nd floor, tel.:57290 111

Head of the Department: Prof. Mária Šima l j ak ová , MD, PhD., MHA

tel.: 57290 270, fax: 572 90 534 e-mail: [email protected]

Secretary of the Dpt.: Prof. Danka Švec o vá , MD, PhD.


Typist: Andrea M a rgu lo vá


Professors: Prof. Mária Šimaljaková, MD, PhD., MPH, MHA

Branch of Science Dermatovenerology

Prof. Danka Šveco vá , MD, PhD.


Lecturers: Natália Babi n cová, MD

Milica M a l í čk ová, MD - (ML)

Peter Osusk ý, MD, CSc. - ptj. - (CL)

Martina Part, MD, PhD.

Alexandra Viestová, MD




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RNDr. Silvia JUROVČÍKOVÁ


Staff: Iveta DANIŠOVÁ

Section of Medical Mycology

Head of the Section: Prof. Mária Šima l j ak ová , MD, PhD., MPH, MHA tel.: 57290 270, fax: 57290 534


Staff: Monika ZBORILOVÁ

Professor Emeritus: Prof. Jozef Buchvald, MD, DrSc.

1st DEPARTMENT OF GERIATRICS

833 05 Bratislava, Limbová 5, tel.: 59541 111

Head of the Department: Assoc. prof. Martin Dú b rava , MD, CSc.

tel.: 5954 5268, fax: 5954 6263


Deputy Head: Jarmila Jánošiová, MD, PhD.

Typist: Mgr. Silvia Kočanová

Oľga Kutt n erová


[email protected]

Professors: Prof. Zoltán Mik eš , MD, DrSc. - ptj.

Branch of Science Internal diseases - Cardiology

Readers: Assoc. prof. Martin Dúb rava , MD, CSc.

Branch of Science Internal diseases

Lecturers and assistant lecturers:

Jana Hankovská, MD - ptj.(MD)

Jarmila Jánošiová, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Ján Šuba, MD

Silvia Malinovská, MD - (ML)

Staff: Daniela BAČKOVÁ

2nd DEPARTMENT OF GERIATRICS

814 65 Bratislava, SNP square No. 10, tel.: 57887 111

Head of the Department: Prof. Silvester Krčm ér y , MD, CSc.


Secretary of the Dpt.: Rastislav Tahotný, MD, PhD.








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Typist: Zora Filčíková

tel.: 57887 631


Professors: Prof. Silvester Krčmér y, MD, CSc.


Assistant lecturers: Lucia Nagyová, MD Silvia Semanová, MD

Rastislav Tahotný, MD, PhD.

1st DEPARTMENT OF GYNAECOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS

851 07 Bratislava, Antolská 11, tel.: 6867 1111

Head of the Department: Prof. Miroslav Boro vsk ý, MD, CSc.

tel.: 6867 3679, 2361, e-mail: [email protected]

Deputy Head: Assoc.prof. Peter Štencl, MD, CSc.

Secretary of the Dpt.: Rastislav Sysák, MD, PhD.

Typist: Eva Kob e lo vá tel.: 6867 3679, fax: 6867 3680 e-mail: [email protected]

Professors: Prof. Miroslav Borovsk ý, MD, CSc.

Branch of Science Gynaecology and Obstetrics

Readers: Assoc. prof. Miroslav Korbeľ, MD, CSc.


Assoc. prof. Alexandra Kri š tú fk ov á , MD, PhD.


Assoc. prof. Martin Redecha, MD, PhD. Branch of Science Gynaecology and Obstetrics

Assoc. prof. Peter Štencl, MD, CSc. Branch of Science Gynaecology and Obstetrics

Lecturers: Andrea Ďu r ech o vá , MD, PhD. - ptj.

Juraj Drob n ý, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Ladislav M a r š í k, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Zuzana Nižň an sk á , MD, PhD.

Rastislav Sysák , MD, PhD.

2nd DEPARTMENT OF GYNAECOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS


Head of the Department: Assoc. prof. Jozef Záh u men sk ý, MD, PhD.






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Deputy Head: Prof. Kamil Poh lod ek , MD, PhD.


Secretary of the Dpt.: Martin Gábor, MD, PhD. e-mail: [email protected]

Typist: Ing. Eva Šu šk ová

tel.: 48234 349


Professors: Prof. Karol Ho lomáň , MD, CSc.


Prof. Kamil P oh lod ek , MD, PhD.


Prof. Pavel Šu šk a , MD, PhD.


Readers: Assoc.prof. Vladimír Ferianec, MD, PhD.


Assoc. prof. Ivan Ho l lý , MD, CSc.


Assoc. prof. Martin Šimko, MD, PhD.


Assoc. prof. Jozef Záh u mensk ý, MD, PhD.


Lecturers: Monika Borošová, MD - (ML)

Ľubomír Divéky, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Marek Dráb, MD, PhD. - ptj. Michaela Feriancová, MD, PhD. - (ML)

Martin Foltín, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Martin Gábor, MD, PhD. Júlia Hederlingová, MD, PhD.

Marián Križko, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Petra Oťapková, MD, PhD.

Peter Papcun, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Mikuláš Redecha, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Adrián Totka, MD - ptj.

DEPARTMENT OF HEMATOLOGY AND TRANSFUSIOLOGY


Head of the Department: Prof. Angelika Bá torová , MD, CSc

tel.: 6867 3341, 6353 1454, fax: 6353 2167


Typist: Mgr. Zuzana Sak alová - ptj. tel.: 6867 3579, 6867 3580







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Professor: Prof. Angelika Bátorová, MD, CSc.

Branch of Science Internal medicine

Readers: Assoc.prof. Martin M i s t r í k, MD, PhD.- ptj. Branch of Science Internal medicine

Assoc.prof. Peter R o h o ň, MD, Ph.D.- ptj.

Branch of Science Internal medicine

Lecturers: Firas Farkaš, PhD. – ptj. Denisa Jankovičová, PhD. – ptj.

Katarína Slezáková, MD, PhD. - ptj.

DEPARTMENT OF INFECTOLOGY AND GEOGRAPHICAL MEDICINE


Head of the Department: Assoc. prof. Igor Stan k ovič , MD, CSc.

tel.: 5954 4892, fax: 5954 2923


Deputy Head: Karol Lak t i š , MD, CSc.

Typist: Alžbeta Roščáková

tel.: 5954 2925


Readers: Assoc. prof. Peter Sab ak a , MD, PhD.


Assoc. prof. Igor Stan k ovič, MD, CSc.



Matej Ben d ža la , MD, PhD.

Pavlína Bu k ovin ová , MD, PhD.

Karol Lak t i š, MD, CSc. Miroslav M ik u leck ý, MD, CSc.

Staff: Katarína HORÁČKOVÁ

1st DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL MEDICINE

813 69 Bratislava, Mickiewiczova 13, tel.: 57290 111

Head of the Department: Assoc. prof. Soňa Kiň ová , MD,

PhD. tel.: 57290 699


Deputy Head: Prof. Ľudovít Gašpar, MD, CSc.

Secretary of the Dpt.: Assoc. prof. Emöke Šteňová, MD, PhD.

Martin Čap rnd a , MD, PhD.





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Typist: Jana Galamb ošo vá


Eva Šeb es to vá tel.: 57290 329, e-mail: [email protected]

Professors: Prof. Ľudovít Gašpa r, MD, PhD.


Prof. Ján Mu r ín , MD, CSc.


Prof. Stanislav Oravec, MD, CSc. - ptj.


Prof. Viera Štvrt inová, MD, PhD.


Readers: Assoc. prof. Jozef Bulas, MD, CSc. Branch of Science Internal diseases

Assoc. prof. Denisa Čelovská, MD, PhD.


Assoc. prof. Soňa Kiňová, MD, PhD.


Assoc. prof. Ján Lietava, MD, CSc.


Assoc. prof. Ľudovít Lukáč, MD, PhD.


Assoc. prof. Emöke Šteňová, MD, PhD.


Lecturers and Assistant Lecturers: Róbert Brnka, MD, PhD.

Martin Čaprnda, MD, PhD.

Dana Holováčová, MD, PhD. Stela Kašperová, MD

Viera Kissová, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Andrea Komorníková, MD

Michal Koreň, MD, PhD. Eva Kováčová, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Marek Kučera , MD, PhD.

Margita Pirošová, MD - ptj. Mária Potočárová, MD

Ivan Seko, MD - ptj.

Katarína Vlčková, MD Veronika Vyskoči lová, MD

Staff: Lýdia ČASNOCHOVÁ, Oľga REINOLDOVÁ, Viera TOKÁROVÁ - ptj.

Professor Emeritus: Prof. Ivan Balažovjech, MD, DrSc.



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3rd DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL MEDICINE


Head of the Department: Assoc.prof. Viliam Moj to , MD, CSc., MHA tel.: 5954 4349, fax: 5954 3349 e-mail: [email protected]

Deputy Head: Assoc.prof. Mária Szánt ová, MD, PhD.

tel.: 5954 2341; e-mail: [email protected]

Secretary of the Dpt.: Mária Kom lós i , MD, PhD., MSc.

tel.: 5954 2597

Typist: Ing. Ľuba Janáková

tel.: 5954 2349

Professors: Prof. Viliam Bad a , MD, CSc. - ptj.


Prof. Viera Ku p čo vá , MD, CSc.


Prof. Fedor Šimk o , MD, CSc., FESC - ptj.

Branch of Science Normal and Pathologic Physiology

Readers: Assoc. prof. Viliam Moj to , MD, CSc., MHA


Assoc. prof. Mária Szánt ová, MD, PhD.


Lecturers and assistant lecturers: Naďa Bežilová, MD, PhD, - (ML)

Zuzana Ďurkovičová, MD - (ML)

Xénia Faktorová, MD

Michaela Fedelešová, MD, PhD. - (ML)

Tereza Hlavatá, MD

Anežka Chládeková, MD

Martina Jakabovičová, MD - (ML)

Mária Komlósi, MD, PhD., MSc. Petra Kozmonová, MD

Monika Szamosová, MD

Veronika Višenková, MD, - (ML)

Pharmaco-biochemical Laboratory of the 3rd Department of Internal Medicine

811 08 Bratislava, Sasinkova 4, tel.: 90119 111

Head: Assoc. prof. Viliam Moj to , MD, CSc., MHA

tel.: 5954 4348, fax: 5954 4349

Deputy Head: PharmDr. Jarmila Ku ch a rsk á , CSc.

tel./fax: 90119 242 e-mail: [email protected]



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Prof. RNDr. Anna Gvozdjáková, DrSc.

PharmDr. Jarmila Kucharská, CSc

Mgr. Zuzana Rausová, PhD. RNDr. Zuzana Sumbalová, PhD.

RNDr. Oľga Uličná, CSc.

Ing. Oľga Vančová

Staff: Jana BERTALANOVÁ, Anna ŠTETKOVÁ, Eva TIBENSKÁ - ptj., Dana POSPÍŠILOVÁ

4th DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL MEDICINE


Head of the Department: Prof. Peter P on ťu ch , MD, CSc. - in the charge of clinic tel.: 6867 2033 e-mail: [email protected]

Deputy Head: Jozef Ka lu ža y , MD, PhD.

Secretary of the Dpt.: Svetlana Bod í k ová, MD, PhD., MPH

Typist: Jarmila Sek ér o vá

tel.: 6867 2766, fax: 6381 2196 e- mail: [email protected]

Professors: Prof. Peter P on ťu ch , MD, CSc.


Lecturers: Katarína Bobocká, MD, PhD. Svetlana Bod í k ová, MD, PhD., MPH

Miroslav Bud a j, MD, PhD.

Jozef Ka lu ža y , MD, PhD. Mgr. Zuzana Min á r ik ová , PhD. – ptj.

Veronika Pok orn á , MD, PhD., MPH

5th DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL MEDICINE


Head of the Department: Prof. Juraj Payer, MD, PhD., MPH, FRCP

tel.: 48234 108, fax: 48234 110


Deputy Head: Assoc. prof. Zdenko Killing er, MD, PhD.

Secretary of the Dpt.: Assoc. prof. Peter Jack u l i ak , PhD., MPH

Typist: Katarína Bagiová

tel. 48234 318, e-mail: katarina.bagiová@fmed.uniba.sk

Estera Chovanová

tel.: 48234 318, fax: 48234 110, e-mail: [email protected]




mailto:katarina.bagiová@fmed.uniba.sk


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Professors: Prof. Andrej Du k á t , MD, CSc., FRCP, FESC


Prof. Tibor Hla va t ý , MD, PhD.


Prof. Juraj Payer, MD, PhD., MPH, FRCP


Readers: Assoc. prof. Peter Jackuliak, MD, PhD., MPH


Assoc. prof. Zdenko Killinger, MD, PhD.


Assoc. prof. Tomáš Kol l e r, MD, PhD.


Assoc.prof. Ladislav Kužela , MD, PhD., MPH - ptj.


Assoc.prof. Martin Ku žma , MD, PhD. Branch of Science Internal diseases

Assoc.prof. Zuzana Ži l i n sk á , MD, PhD., MHA, MPH - ptj. Branch of Science Internal diseases


Miriam Avramovová, MD - ptj.

Kristína Brázdilová, MD, PhD.

Zuzana Fedorová, MD - (ML).

Katarína Hrubišková, MD - ptj.

Yashar Jalali, MD

Patrícia Páleníková, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Juraj Smaha, MD

Jakub Štěpán, MD

Igor Šturdík, MD, PhD.

The Clinical Research Unit in the Branch of Internal Medicine

826 06 Bratislava, Ilkovičová 8, tel.: 48234 111

Head: Prof. PharmDr. Ján Kyselovič , CSc. e-mail: [email protected]

Academic staff: RNDr. Zdenko ČERVENÁK, RNDr. Elena TIBENSKÁ, CSc. – ptj.

1st DEPARTMENT OF NEUROLOGY


Head of the Department: Prof. Peter Tu rčán i , MD, PhD.




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Deputy Head: Assoc. prof. Jaroslav Pancák, MD, PhD.

Typist: Amira Lage rová

tel.: 57290 452, fax: 52967 169


Professors: Prof. Branislav Kol lá r, MD, PhD.

Branch of Science Neurology

Prof. Peter Tu rčán i , MD, PhD.


Readers: Assoc. prof. Jaroslav Pancák, MD, PhD.


Priv.-Doz. Marek Sýk ora , MD, PhD., MSc. - ptj.


Assoc. prof. MUDr. Pavel Šia rn ik , PhD.


Assoc. prof. Stanislav Šu tovsk ý , MD, PhD.



Zoltán Goldenberg, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Katarína Klobučníková, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Marián Kondáš, MD, PhD.

Jozef Szabó, MD

Pavel Šiarnik, MD, PhD.


Katarína KLOBUČNÍKOVÁ, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Staff: Karin GARŽÍKOVÁ, Mária KAŠŠÁKOVÁ, Mária MAREJKOVÁ

2nd DEPARTMENT OF NEUROLOGY


Head of the Department: Prof. Peter Va lk o vič , MD, PhD.

tel.: 5954 2241, fax 5954 2698


Deputy Head: Assoc.prof. Gabriela Timárová, MD, PhD., MPH

Secretary of the Dpt.: Iveta Lisá, MD, PhD.

Assistant of Head of Dpt.: PhDr. Ida Sk ýp a lová tel.: 5954 2241

Professors: Prof. Peter Va lk o vič , MD, PhD.




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Readers: Assoc. prof. Karin Gmi t t e r o vá , PhD.


Assoc. prof. Michal Min á r, MD, PhD.


Assoc. prof. Gabriela Timárová, MD, PhD., MPH


Lecturers: Zuzana Košutzká, MD

Iveta Lisá, MD, PhD. Jana Martinková, MD, PhD.

Darina Slezáková, MD, PhD. – (ML)


Peter MATEJIČKA, MD, - ptj., Marián ŠALING, MD, PhD. - ptj.

DEPARTMENT OF NEUROSURGERY


Head of the Department: Assoc.prof. Andrej Šteň o , MD, PhD., MPH tel.: 5954 3131, fax 5954 3532 e-mail: [email protected]

Secretary of the Dpt.: Martin Novotný, MD, PhD., MPH, - ptj.

Typist: Bc. Lýdia Potú čková

tel.: 5954 3131


Readers: Assoc.prof. Andrej Šteňo, MD, PhD., MPH

Branch of Science Surgery

Lecturers and assistant lectures:

Veronika B a b k o v á, MD - ptj. Adrian K i s s, MD

Juraj K l e p o c h, MD - ptj. Ján K o z á k, MD

Juraj M i š o v i č, MD - ptj.

Martin N o v o t n ý, MD, PhD., MPH - ptj. Dávid T o m a, MD - ptj.

Michal V a š k o, MD - úv

The Clinical Research Unit in Neuroscience

Head: Prof. Viktor Matejčík , MD, CSc.

tel.: 5954 2219,


Documentarist: Klaudia M lázovsk á tel.: 5954 2532, fax: 5954 3532






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Professors: Prof. Viktor Matejčík , MD, CSc. Branch of Science Surgery

Prof. Juraj Šteň o, MD, DrSc.


DEPARTMENT OF NUCLEAR MEDICINE


Head of the Department: Assoc. prof. Soňa Balo go vá , MD, PhD.

tel.: 32249 130


Readers: Assoc. prof. Soňa Balogová, MD, PhD. Branch of Science Internal Medicine

Lecturers: Lucia Nosk o vičová, MD

DEPARTMENT OF OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE AND TOXICOLOGY


Head of the Department: Assoc. prof. Igor Bá tora , MD, CSc.


Deputy Head: Jana Zimanová, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Typist: Mária Čokynová tel.: 5954 5225, fax: 5954 6237 e-mail: [email protected]

Readers: Assoc. prof. Igor Bátora , MD, CSc. Branch of Science Occupational medicine and toxicology

Lecturers and Assistant Lecturers: Danka Grellneth, MD - ptj.

Jana Holčíková, MD - ptj.

Andrea Jurinová, MD

Jana Ravasová, MD, PhD. - ptj

Jana Zimanová, MD, PhD. - ptj. Momen Yaghy, MD, PhD.

Staff: RNDr. Oľga OTRUBOVÁ - ptj., Ľudmila PLUNÁROVÁ - ptj.

DEPARTMENT OF ONCOHEMATOLOGY

833 10 Bratislava, Klenova 1, tel.: 59378 111

Head of the Department: Assoc. prof. Ľuboš Drgoň a , MD, CSc.

tel.: 59378 512, 579, 536; 0917 112 718; fax: 5477 2601






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Typist: PhDr. Eva Schweighof er Bed n á r ik ová , PhD. - ptj.

tel.: 59378 272, 273, 519


Readers: Assoc. prof. Ľuboš Drgoňa , MD, PhD..

Branch of Science Oncology

Lecturers and Assistant Lecturers: Iveta Oravcová, MD, PhD. - ptj. Martin Rázus, MD - ptj.

Andrej Vranovský, MD, PhD. - ptj.

DEPARTMENT OF ONCOLOGICAL SURGERY


Head of the Department: Prof. Štefan Du rd ík , MD, PhD., MHA tel.: 32248 535, e-mail: [email protected]

Deputy Head: Martin Sabol, MD, PhD.

Secretary of the Dpt.: Róbert Krá l i k , MD, PhD.

Typist: Mgr. Daša T a r i š k o v á

tel.: 32249 231, 0908545729


Professors: Prof. Štefan Du rd ík , MD, PhD., MHA Branch of Science Surgery

Lecturers and Assistant Lecturers: Róbert Donát, MD, PhD. - ptj. Daniel Dyttert, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Peter Chvalný, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Róbert Králik, MD, PhD. - ptj. Vítězslav Marek, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Peter Mračna, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Štefan Nemergut, MD - ptj. Július Palaj, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Viktor Rekeň, MD - ptj.

Luis Miguel Arciniegas Rodriguez, MD - ptj. Martin Sabol, MD, PhD. - ptj.

1st DEPARTMENT OF ONCOLOGY


Head of the Department: Prof. Dalibor On d ru š , MD, DrSc.

workplace: Kolárska 12, 4th floor, room N°. R 417

tel.: 32248 495


Deputy Head: PhDr. Viera Bencová, PhD.

tel.: 32249 494







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Professors: Prof. Dalibor Ondruš, MD, DrSc.


Prof. Stanislav Špánik, MD, CSc. - ptj.


Readers: Assoc. prof. Lýdia Heľp i anska, MD, CSc. Branch of Science Oncology

Assistant Lecturers: PhDr. Viera Bencová, PhD.

Martin Chorváth, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Katarína Krajcsovic, MD, PhD. - ptj. Ivana Krajčovičová, MD, PhD.

Bela Mriňáková, MD, PhD., MHA- ptj. Věra Novotná, MD, PhD. - (MD) Lucia Petrušová, MD

2nd DEPARTMENT OF ONCOLOGY

833 10 Bratislava, Klenova 1, tel.: 59378 111

Head of the Department: Prof. Michal Mego, MD, DrSc.

tel.: 59378 108


Typist: Zlatica Péková - p t j .

tel.: 59378 702, fax: 54774 943


Professors: Prof. Michal M ego, MD, DrSc.


Lecturers: Michal Chovanec, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Jana Obertová, MD, PhD. - ptj. Bc. Patrik Palacka, MD, PhD., MPH, MBA - ptj.

Štefan Pörsök, MD - ptj.

Katarína Rejleková, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Jozef Šufliarsky, MD, PhD.- ptj.

Translational Research Unit

Head: Prof. Michal Mego, MD, DrSc.


Academic staff in research: RNDr. Katarína KAĽAVSKÁ, PhD., RNDr. Daniela SVĚTLOVSKÁ, PhD. - ptj., Assoc.

prof. Martin BOHÁČ, PhD., MHA- ptj.

Staff: Michaela ĎURATNÁ - ptj., Kristína MÉSZAROSOVÁ - ptj., Denisa KOLEKOVÁ,

Mgr. Veronika REMENÁROVÁ




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DEPARTMENT OF OPHTHALMOLOGY


Head of the Department: Assoc. prof. Vladimír Krásn ik , MD, PhD.


Deputy Head: Prof. PhDr. Alena Furdová, MD, PhD., MPH, MSc.

Typist: Janka Janíčková tel.: 48234 107, fax: 48234 127 e-mail: [email protected]

Professors: Prof. PhDr. Alena Furdová, MD, PhD., MPH, MSc.

Branch of Science Ophthalmology

Prof. Peter Strmeň, MD, CSc. - ptj. Branch of Science Ophthalmology

Readers: Assoc. prof. Vladimír Krásni k, MD, PhD.


Lecturers: Sylvia Lea Ferková, MD, PhD.

Jaroslav Hasa, MD, CSc.

Kristína Horkovičová, MD, MPH Ivajlo Popov, MD

Jana Štefan ičková, MD, PhD.

Jela Valášková, MD

Professor Emeritus: Prof. Zoltán Oláh, MD, DrSc.

DEPARTMENT OF THE OROMAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY


Head of the Department: Assoc. prof. Dušan Hir j ak , MD, PhD. tel.: 48234 675, e-mail: [email protected]

Secretary of the Dpt.: Assoc. prof. Juraj Zajko, MD, CSc.

Typist: Simona Valková - ptj.


Readers: Assoc. prof. Dušan Hirjak, MD, PhD. Branch of Science Stomatology

Assoc. prof. Juraj Zajko, MD, CSc.

Branch of Science Stomatology

Lecturers and Assistant Lecturers: Ladislav Czak ó, MD, PhD.

Bronislava Lenčuchová,

Kristián Šimko, MD Ľuboš Van ko, , PhD.

Michal Vavro,

Michal Záhorák,





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DEPARTMENT OF ORTHOPAEDICS


Head of the Department: Prof. Milan Kokavec, MD, PhD., MPH

tel.: 59371 612


Typist: Gabriela Jelín ková - ptj.

tel.: 59371 612


Professors: Prof. Milan Kokavec, MD, PhD., MPH

Branch of Science Orthopaedics

Lecturers and Assistant Lecturers: Blažena Brozmanová, MD, CSc. - ptj.

Martina Frištáková, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Radoslav Zamborský, MD, PhD., MPH - ptj.

1st DEPARTMENT OF ORTHOPAEDICS AND TRAUMATOLOGY


Head of the Department: Andrey Š v ec , MD, PhD, MPH tel.: 48234 613 e-mail: [email protected]

Deputy Head: Ján Paukovic, MD, CSc.

Secretary of the Dpt.: Juraj Horváth , MD, PhD.

Typist: Iveta Piterková


Lecturers: Miroslav Demitrovič, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Juraj Horváth, MD, PhD. Ján Paukovic, MD, CSc.

Andrey Švec, MD, PhD., MPH

Peter Tisovský, MD, PhD. Martin Žabka, MD, PhD. - ptj

Staff: Jana RUSŇÁKOVÁ, Ľudmila ŠTEFFEKOVÁ

2nd DEPARTMENT OF ORTHOPAEDICS AND TRAUMATOLOGY


Head of the Department: Assoc. prof. Boris Šteň o , MD, PhD.

tel.: 6867 2057, 6867 3307


Typist: Katarína K i l i a n o v á

tel.: 6867 2057, 6867 3307





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Reader: Assoc. prof. Boris Šteň o , MD, PhD.

Branch of Science Orthopaedics

Assoc. prof. Silvia Va j cz ik ová , MD,

PhD. Branch of Science Nursing

Lecturers: Dávid Deb n á r , MD,

Ilja Chandoga, MD, PhD.

Miroslav Kilian, MD, PhD. Michal Zaťka, MD

DEPARTMENT OF OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY AND HEAD AND NECK SURGERY


Head of the Department: Prof. Milan Profan t , MD, CSc.

tel.: 6353 1541, 6867 2052, e-mail: [email protected]

Deputy Head: Assoc. prof. Zuzana Kab á t ová, MD, CSc.

Typist: Štefánia Horváthová tel./fax: 63531 542, 6867 2052, e-mail: [email protected]

Professors: Prof. Milan Profant, MD, CSc. Branch of Science Otorhinolaryngology

Readers: Assoc. prof. Zuzana Kabá t ová, MD, CSc.

Branch of Science Otorhinolaryngology

Assoc.prof. Miroslav Ted la , MD, PhD., MPH

Branch of Science Otorhinolaryngology

Lecturers: Jana Ant a lová, MD, PhD. - (ML)

Lucia Demešová, MD

Gabriela Pavlovčinová, MD, PhD.

Patrik Štefanička, MD, PhD. RNDr. Lukáš Varga, MD, PhD.

Staff: Regina HUBKOVÁ - ptj.

DEPARTMENT OF PAEDIATRICS


Head of the Department: Prof. Ľudmila Pod rack á , MD, CSc.

tel.: 59371 208


Deputy Head: Assoc. prof. Peter Čižná r, MD, CSc.

tel.: 59371 241

Typist: Mgr. Petronela Patráš tel.: 59371 209, e-mail: [email protected]

Dana Vojačková







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Profesors: Prof. Ľudmila Pod rack á, MD, CSc. Branch of Science Paediatrics

Readers: Assoc. prof. Vladimír Bzd ú ch, MD, CSc.

Branch of Science Paediatrics

Assoc. prof. Peter Čižn á r, MD, CSc. Branch of Science Paediatrics

Assoc. prof. Ľudmila Košťá l ová, MD, CSc.


Assoc. prof. Juraj Staník, MD, PhD.


Lecturers and Assistant Lecturers: Ľubomír Barák, MD, CSc.

Zuzana Blusková, MD, PhD.

Alžbeta Čagalová, MD Iveta Čierna, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Tomáš Dallos, MD, PhD.

Jarmila Hornová, MD, PhD. Katarína Juríčková, MD - (ML)

Lea Krajčovičová, MD - (ML)

Katarína Krivošíková, MD Denisa Lobotková, MD, PhD.- (ML)

Zuzana Pribilincová, MD, CSc.

Katarína Prochotská, MD, PhD.

Daniela Staníková, MD, PhD. Ľubica Tichá, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Ivana Trochanová, MD, PhD., ptj.

Dagmar Urbanová, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Eva Vitáriušová, MD, PhD.

Laboratory of Clinical and Molecular Genetics

Academic staff in research: Mgr. Alexandra GAÁL KOVALČÍKOVÁ, PhD., RNDr. Lucia ORAVCOVÁ, PhD. - ptj.

RNDr. Katarína SKALICKÁ, PhD. - ptj. ; tel. 59371 873

DEPARTMENT OF PAEDIATRIC ANAESTHESIOLOGY AND RESUSCITATION


Head of the Department: Rudolf R i ed e l , MD, PhD.


Typist: Jozefína Béreš o vá - ptj.

tel.: 59371 415




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Adriána Kol l e ro vá , MD, PhD. - ptj.

Jozef Kőp p l , MD - ptj.

Barbora Ned om o vá , MD, PhD. - ptj. Rudolf R i ed e l , MD, PhD.

DEPARTMENT OF PAEDIATRIC CARDIOLOGY

833 40 Bratislava, Limbová 1, 1st floor, tel.: 59371 111

Head of the Department: Prof. Jozef Mašu ra , MD, CSc., FESC tel.: 59371 757; 861; 864


Deputy head: Peter O le jn ík , MD, PhD.

Typist: Mgr. Jana K ľ u s k o v á, PhD. - ptj.

tel.: 59371 864


Professors: Prof. Jozef Mašu ra , MD, CSc., FESC


Lecturers and assistant lecturers: Mária Bartová, MD - (ML)

Marko Bjeloševič, MD

Pavol Kunovský, MD, CSc. MBA - ptj.

Peter Olejník, MD, PhD. Jaroslav Tomko, MD

DEPARTMENT OF PAEDIATRIC DERMATOVENEROLOGY

833 40 Bratislava, Limbová 1, tel.: 593 71 111

Head of the Department: Assoc. prof. Dušan Bu ch va ld , MD, CSc. tel.: 59371 284


Typist: Adriana Sabová

tel.: 59371 284, 90119 442


Readers: Assoc. prof. Dušan Buchvald, MD, CSc.


Assoc. prof. Tibor Danilla, MD, PhD.


Lecturers: Linda Gáb or ová, MD - (ML)

Martina Hertelová, MD Katarína Tu rč in ová Lacková, MD





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DEPARTMENT OF PAEDIATRIC HEMATOLOGY AND ONCOLOGY


Head of the Department: Assoc. prof. Alexandra Ko len o vá , MD, PhD.

tel.: 59371 230, fax: 59371 581


Typist: Mgr. Katarína Kősegi ová - ptj.

tel.: 59371 664, 0904 981 026


Readers: Assoc. prof. Alexandra Kol enová, MD, PhD.

Branch of Science Paediatry


Monika A c h b e r g e r o v á, MD - ptj.

Petra B o š a n s k á, MD - ptj. Oksana F á b r i, MD - ptj.

Mgr. Miroslava M a k o h u s o v á, MD - ptj.

Judita P u š k á č o v á, MD, PhD. - ptj. Sabína S a r v a š o v á, MD

Peter Š v e c, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Veronika U r d o v á - MD - ptj.

NEONATAL DEPARTMENT OF INTENSIVE MEDICINE

833 40 Bratislava, Limbová 1, 4th floor, block “C”, tel.: 59371 111

Head of the Department: Prof. Ingrid Brucknerová, MD, PhD.

tel.: 59371 232


Secretary of the Dpt.: Dušan Doboš, MD


Typist: Dana Adamík ová - ptj.

tel.: 59371 845


Professors: Prof. Ingrid Bru ck n ero vá , MD, PhD.


Lecturers and assistant lecturers: Nikola C i n k o v á, MD - ptj.

Dušan D o b o š, MD

Ivana L e t e n a y o v á, MD - ptj. Jana T u l e j o v á, MD - ptj.

DEPARTMENT OF PAEDIATRIC NEUROLOGY

833 40 Bratislava, Limbová 1, 7th floor, tel.: 59371 111

Head of the Department: Miriam Kolníková, MD, PhD.










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Typist: Mgr. Monika Janíková - ptj.

tel./fax: 59371 351 e-mail: [email protected]


Patrícia B a l á ž o v á, MD

Tomáš F o l t á n, MD - ptj.

Miriam K o l n í k o v á, MD, PhD. Michal P a v l o v i č, MD

Gonzalo Alonso R a m o s R i v e r a, MD - ptj.

Lucia Š v e c o v á, MD - ptj.

DEPARTMENT OF PAEDIATRIC OPHTHALMOLOGY

833 40 Bratislava, Limbová 1, 2nd floor, tel.: 59371 111

Head of the Department: Dana Tomčík o vá , MD, PhD., MHA tel.: 59371 341


Typist: Adriana N i t t n a u s o v á - ptj.


Professors: Prof. Anton Gerinec, MD, CSc.



Monika Gromová, MD, PhD.

Veronika Chalupková, MD - (ML)

Veronika Labuzová, MD Dana Tomčíková, MD, PhD., MHA

DEPARTMENT OF PAEDIATRIC OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY


Head of the Department: Irina Šeb o vá , MD, CSc., MPH

Tel: 59371 448


Deputy Head: Ivana M a t ej ová, MD

Secretary of the Dpt.: Dimitrios Paour i s, MD

Typist: Lucia Gr ebečiová

tel.: 59371 421


Ivana Matejová, MD

Dimitrios Paouris, MD

Irina Šebová, MD, CSc., MPH



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DEPARTMENT OF PAEDIATRIC PSYCHIATRY

833 40 Bratislava, Limbová 1, 7th floor, tel.: 59371 111

Head of the Department: Jana Tr eb a t i ck á , MD, PhD.


Deputy head: MUDr. Zuzana M a t z o v á, PhD. - ptj.

Secretary of the Dpt.: Mgr. Monika J a n í k o v á

tel.: 59371 351, e-mail: monika.janikova @fmed.uniba.sk

Readers: Assoc. prof. Igor Šk od áček , MD, PhD. - ptj.

Branch of Science Psychiatry

Assoc. prof. Jana T r e b a t i c k á, MD, PhD. - ptj. Branch of Science Psychiatry

Lecturers: PhDr. Zuzana Hradečná Zuzana Matzová, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Anna Surovcová, MD

DEPARTMENT OF PAEDIATRIC SURGERY


Head of the Depertment: Jozef Bab a la , MD, PhD.

tel.: 59371 172

e-mail:[email protected]; [email protected]

Deputy head: Martin Smrek , MD, PhD.

tel.: 59371 172, e-mail:[email protected]

Typist: Bc. Viera Valach ovičová tel.: 59371 342


Readers: Assoc. prof. Ján Trnka, MD, CSc.


Lecturers and assistant lectures:

Jozef Babala, MD, PhD. Igor Béder, MD, PhD.

Miroslava Fuňáková, MD, PhD. - (ML)

František Horn, MD, PhD. Lucia Húšťavová, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Dana Kuniaková, MD, PhD. - (ML)

Marek Nothart, MD Pavol Omaník, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Ľubica Pevalová, MD, CSc.

Martin Smrek, MD, PhD. Ľubomír Sýkora, MD, PhD. - ptj.






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DEPARTMENT OF PAEDIATRIC UROLOGY

833 40 Bratislava, Limbova 1, tel.: 59371 111

Head of the Department: Assoc.prof. Ing. Ján Breza , MD, PhD.


Typist: Iveta Cajch anová - ptj.

tel.: 59371 268


Readers: Assoc.prof. Ing. Ján Breza , MD, PhD.



Oľga Novotná, MD - (ML)

Matúš Siváček, MD

DEPARTMENT OF PLASTIC, RECONSTRUCTIVE AND AESTHETIC SURGERY


Head of the Department: Drahomír Pa len čá r , MD, PhD


Deputy Head: Ivan Hu l ín , MD

tel.: 48234 886

Secretary of the Dpt.: Assoc. prof. Jozef Fed e l e š , MD, CSc.

tel.: 48234 554, fax: 48234 897


Typist: Vilma Porubská - ptj. tel.: 48234 867, e-mail: [email protected]

Readers: Assoc. prof. Jozef Fedeleš , MD, CSc.


Lecturers: Ivan Hulín, MD

Drahomír Palenčár, MD, PhD.

Juraj Payer, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Mária Plíšová MD, PhD.

Dr.Med.Univ. Lukáš Šimko, PhD. - ptj. Rastislav Trška, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Academic staff in research: RNDr. Agáta MOLNÁROVÁ

DEPARTMENT OF PNEUMOLOGY AND PHTISEOLOGY

826 06 Bratislava, Pažítkova 4, tel.: 482 34 111

Head of the Department: Marta Hájková, MD, CSc., MPH

tel.: 0905 359 545,








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Typist: Mgr. Jana Petrasová

tel.: 48234 741


Readers: Assoc. prof. Ivan M a j er, MD, CSc. - ptj. Branch of Science Internal diseases

Assoc. prof. Štefan Urban, MD, CSc. - ptj.


Lecturers and Assistant Lecturers: Zuzana Fedáková, MD - (ML)

Michaela Fojtíková, MD

Barbora Hagarová, MD Marta Hájková, MD, CSc., MPH

Helena Novosadová, MD, PhD. - ptj.

František Sándor, MD, PhD., FCCP Zuzana Štrbová, MD, PhD.

Eva Tedlová, MD, PhD. –ptj.

Professor Emeritus: Prof. Rafael Redh ammer, MD, DrSc.

DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY

813 69 Bratislava, Mickiewiczova 13, 3rd floor, entrance E, tel.: 57290 111

Head of the Department: Prof. Ján Pečeň ák , MD, PhD.

tel.: 57290 737, fax: 57290 288


Deputy Head: Ľubomíra Izáková, MD, PhD. tel.: 57290 339


Secretary of the Dpt.: Michal Turček, MD, PhD. tel.: 57290 108 e-mail: [email protected]

Typist: Dana Lasičková

tel.:57290 385, fax: 57290 288


Profesors: Prof. Ján Pečeňák, MD, PhD. Branch of Science Psychiatry

Readers: Assoc. prof. Tatiana Čap lová, MD, CSc. - ptj.

Branch of Science Psychiatry

Assoc. prof. PhDr. Eva Morovicsová, PhD., MPH


Lecturers: PhDr. Michal Hajdúk, PhD. - ptj.

Miroslava Hanáková

Ľubomíra Izáková, MD, PhD.

Dana Krajčovičová, MD, PhD.






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Mária Králová, MD, CSc

Ferdinand Sasváry, MD

Viktor Segeda, MD, PhD. Michal Turček , MD, PhD.

Vanda Valkulčáková, MD

Mgr. Miroslava Zimányiová, PhD. - ptj.

Department of forensics psychiatry

Ľubomíra Izáková, MD, PhD. tel.: 57290 339, e-mail: [email protected]

DEPARTMENT OF RADIOLOGY

813 69 Bratislava, Mickiewiczova 13, tel.: 57290 111 851 07 Bratislava, Antolská 11, tel.: 6867 1111

Head of the Department: Vladimír J a v o r k a, MD, PhD. tel.: 57290 784 e-mail: [email protected]

Secretary of the Dpt.: Assoc.prof. Jana Polák o vá M i š t i n ová, MD, PhD.


Typist: Mgr. Mariana Martincová - ptj.

tel.: 57290 789


Viera Uh l i a r i k o vá - ptj.


Professors: Prof. Jozef Bilick ý, MD, CSc. Branch of Science Radiology

Readers: Assoc.prof. Jana Polák o vá M i š t i n ová, MD, PhD.

Branch of Science Radiography and Radiology


Andrea Baisová, MD

Vladimír Javorka, MD, PhD.

Rudolf Kadlečík, MD, CSc. - ptj. Miroslav Malík, MD - ptj. Magdaléna Mižičková, MD - ptj. (ML)

2nd DEPARTMENT OF RADIOLOGY


Head of the Department: Assoc. prof. Viera Leh ot sk á , MD, PhD. tel.: 32249 178, 32249 186, 32249 187 e-mail: [email protected]

Typist:






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Readers: Assoc. prof. Viera Leh ot sk á , MD, PhD.

Branch of Science Radiography and Radiology Branch of Science Public Health

Lecturers and Assistant Lecturers: Silvia Budiačová, MD - ptj. - (ML)

Martin Polakovič, MD - ptj.

Júlia Račková, MD - ptj.

Katarína Rauová, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Miroslava Smreková, MD - ptj.

Lucia Vanovčanová, MD, PhD.

DEPARTMENT OF SPORT MEDICINE


Staff: RNDr. Edita NOVOTNÁ

DEPARTMENT OF STOMATOLOGY AND MAXILOFACIAL SURGERY


Head of the Department: Prof. Peter S t an k o , MD, PhD.

tel.: 32249 742, fax: 32249 724


Deputy Head: Bohuslav Novák, MD, PhD.

Secretary of the Dpt: Marek M a t a j s,

Typist: Dagmar Wernerová tel.: 32249 711, e-mail: [email protected]

Professors: Prof. Peter Stank o, MD, PhD. Branch of Science Stomatology

Readers: Assoc. prof. Stanislava Veselá, MD, CSc.


Assoc. prof. Ján Vod rážka, MD, CSc. - ptj.


Lecturers and Assistant Lecturers: Amir Amirymanesh, MD, PhD. - ptj. Nikola Držíková Borovanová,

Rastislav Edelstein , MD - ptj. Izabella Feitsche rová, MD, CSc. - ptj. Taras Feltsan, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Tatiana Holíková, MD

Dušan Hollý, MD, PhD., MPH - ptj.

Kristína Hrdličková, - ptj. (ML) Angelika Kačeriaková, MD.- ptj.

Michail Vasileios Kapetanakis, MD

Nora Kelecsényiová, MD



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Anna Korpášová, - ptj.

Ján Kováč, MD, PhD., MPH - ptj. Filip Kubec, - ptj.

Peter Kútny,

Nikos Leptos, Juraj Lysý, MD, PhD., MPH

Ľubomír Malíček, - ptj.

Marek Matajs,

Merita Mazreku, - ptj. Šamseh Merdaa, - ptj. - (ML) Bohuslav

Novák, MD, PhD.

Andrea Nováková, MD, PhD.

Daniela Novotňáková, MD, PhD., MPH - ptj.

Gabriela Pavleová, MD, PhD. - (ML)

Bich Pham Ngoc, Soňa Pintešová, - ptj. Lívia

Polláková, - ptj.

Dušan Poruban, MD, CSc. - ptj. Vladimír Prachár, - ptj. Halyna

Pruts, MD

Alessandro Emanuele Sangalli, Martina Sirotková, - ptj.

Rastislav Slávik, MD - ptj.

Adam Stebel, MD, , Dr. med. dent., MHA - ptj.

Martin Strunga, - ptj. Daniela

Šuteková, MD, CSc. - ptj.

Andrej Thurzo, MD, PhD., MPH, MHA Anna Tomandlová, MD, CSc. - ptj.

Ľudmila Verešová, MD - ptj.

Staff: Ivanka BALÁŽOVÁ, Zdenka ČERVEŇOVÁ, Terézia CHUDÁ- ptj., Klaudia

PÁKOZDYOVÁ, Eva RAJNICOVÁ, Kristína VOJTOVIČOVÁ

Section of preclinical stomatology

Head of the Section: Lea Csicsayová, MD, CSc. - ptj.

Readers: Assoc. prof. Peter Plach ý, MD, CSc. - ptj.



Lea Csicsayová, MD, CSc. - ptj.

Darina Gabániová, MD, PhD.

Zita Kestlerová, MD, PhD. - ptj. Roman Pecháň, MD

Staff: Adela KOVÁCSOVÁ, Tomáš SYCHRA, DiS., Mgr. Renáta TÚRYOVÁ, Monika ZEMAN

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1st DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY


Head of the Department: Prof. Peter Lab aš , MD, CSc. tel.: 57290 474, fax: 57290 211


Deputy Head: Boris Hrba t ý, MD, PhD.

Secretary of the Dpt.: Jaroslav Šimo, MD

Typist: Mária Poliaková

tel.: 57290 474, 177, 180, fax: 57290 211


Professors: Prof. Peter Labaš, MD, CSc. Branch of Science Surgery

Readers: Assoc. prof. Marek Čamba l, MD, PhD., MHA Branch of Science Surgery

Assoc. prof. Juraj Fil lo, MD, CSc.- ptj.


Assoc. prof. Luděk Vrtík, MD, CSc. - ptj.



Ing. Andrea Bolgáčová, MD Boris Hrbatý, MD, PhD.

Richard Reis, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Jaroslav Šimo, MD, MPH

Alexander Škoda, MD, MPH

Mária Zemanová, MD

2nd DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY


Head of the Department: Assoc. prof. Augustín Proch ot sk ý, MD, CSc.

tel.: 6867 2040


Deputy Head: Ivan Ma jesk ý, MD, PhD. - ptj.

tel.: 6867 3331, email: [email protected]

Typist: Mgr. Bibiána Žilinsk á - ptj. tel.: 6867 2749, e-mail: [email protected]

Readers: Assoc. prof. Augustín Prochotsk ý, MD, CSc.


Lecturers and Assistant Lecturers: Ivan Ma jesk ý, MD, PhD. - ptj

Pavol Maza lán , MD

Regina Mu rán sk a , MD






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3rd DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY

814 65 Bratislava, Námestie SNP 10, tel.: 57887 111

Head of the Department: Assoc. prof. Milan Schn or r e r , MD, CSc.

tel.:57887 401, fax: 52964 476


Typist: Zora Filčíková tel.: 57887 631, e-mail: [email protected]

Readers: Assoc. prof. Milan Sch n or r er , MD, CSc.


Lecturers: Ľudovít Dan ih el , MD

Martin Ku k u čk a , MD

Milan Oravsk ý, MD, PhD. Matúš Rajčok , MD, PhD.

4th DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY


Head of the Department: Assoc. prof. Marián Vic i an , MD,

CSc. tel.: 48234 086


Deputy Head: Rudolf Šk u b la , MD, MHA

Typist: Margita Soltészová - ptj.

tel.: 48234 106, fax: 48234 116


Readers: Assoc. prof. Marián Vician, MD, CSc.


Lecturers: Martin D u b o v s k ý, MD

Marianna H á j s k a, MD, PhD.MHA Arpád P a n y k o, MD - ptj.

Katarína S z a b ó m i h á l y o v á, MD - (MD)

Rudolf Š k u b l a, MD, MHA - ptj.

DEPARTMENT OF URGENT AND GENERAL MEDICINE

814 65 Bratislava, Námestie SNP č. 10, tel.: 57887 111

Head of the Department: Prof. Oto Masá r , MD, CSc. tel.: 52631 895


Professors: Prof. Oto M asár, MD, CSc.


Lecturers: Teodor Bachleda, MD, PhD., MBA

PhDr. Hana Belejová, PhD.

PhDr. Dušan Sysel, PhD.






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DEPARTMENT OF UROLOGY


Head of the Department: Dr.h.c. Prof. Ján Breza , MD, DrSc., MHA tel.: 5954 2578


Typist: tel.:5954 2265, fax: 5954 3578

Professors: Dr.h.c. Prof. Ján Breza, MD, DrSc., MHA Branch of Science Urology

Prof. Peter Bu jd ák , MD, CSc.


Lectures Assistant Lecturers:

Terézia Jankovichová, MD, PhD. - (ML)

Michaela Miháľová, MD

Martina Serátor, MD

Branislav Trebatický, MD, PhD.

Stanislav Žiaran, MD, PhD. - ptj.

Staff: Tatiana KUČERKOVÁ

Section of surgical pathophysiology

SCIENT IFIC RESEA RC H I NSTITUTES

INSTITUTE OF MOLECULAR BIOMEDICINE


Head of the Institute: Assoc. prof. Ing. RNDr. Peter Celec, MD, DrSc., MPH

tel.: 90119 296 e- mail: [email protected]

Deputy Head: RNDr. Romad Gadl í k, MD, PhD. [email protected]

Typist: tel.: 90119 371, fax: 90119 631


University staff: Mgr. Janka Bábičková, PhD. - (CL) Prof. Dr.Med. Peter Boor, PhD. - (CL)

Mgr. Veronika Borbélyová, PhD.; e-mail: [email protected]


RNDr. Roman Gardlík, MD, PhD., [email protected]

Assoc.prof. Mgr. Július Hodosy, MD, PhD., MPH - ptj.

e-mail: [email protected] RNDr. Barbora Vlková, PhD., e-mail: [email protected]

Mgr. Barbora Konečná, PhD., e-mail: [email protected]

Mgr. Mária Suchoňová, PhD., e-mail: [email protected]

Assoc. prof. Katarína Šebeková, MD, DrSc.,










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RNDr.Ľubomíra Tóthová, PhD., e-mail: [email protected]

Mgr. Michal Pastorek, PhD.; e-mail: [email protected] Mgr. Emese Renczés, PhD.; e-mail: [email protected]

Staff: Ingrid SIMONOVÁ, Ing. Peter SÍKELI, Darina SKURÁKOVÁ - ptj., Mária TUROŇOVÁ

SPECIAL FACILITIE OF THE FACULTY INSTITUTE OF SIMULATION

AND VIRTUAL MEDICAL EDUCATION

813 72 Bratislava, Sasinkova 4, tel.: 90119 111

Head: Assoc. prof. RNDr. Pavol Vitovič , PhD.


tel.: 90119 271

Typist: Ing. Alexander W a g n e r, PhD.

IT specialists: Barbora Ďurčanová, - ptj.

Ing. Daniel Kosnáč - ptj.

Mgr. Miroslava Laurovičová, PhD. Mgr. Helena Svobodová

Andrej Thurzo, MD, PhD., MPH, MHA - ptj.

Ing. Alexandra Wagner, PhD. - ptj.

LIBRARY OF THE FACULTY OF MEDICINE CU

813 72 Bratislava, Odborárske námestie 14/b

Director: PhDr. Miriam Pekníková, PhD.

tel.: 90119 433, 9011 9163,


Staff: Mária GOMBÁROVÁ, Anna HAMAŠOVÁ, Veronika JURÁČKOVÁ, DiS.- ptj.,

Ing. Margita MOZOĽOVÁ, Peter MACH, Janka RIEGEROVÁ, Terézia RYBÁROVÁ, Katarína SLÚKOVÁ, Ing. Michaela ŠOTNÍKOVÁ, Božena

TEREKOVÁ, Bc. Anna ZOUHAROVÁ - (MD)

Library and study room: tel.: 90119 437 Bookshop

Staff: Ružena JURICOVÁ Sasinkova 4, tel.: 90119 445

PROJECT CENTRE OF THE FACULTY OF MEDICINE

811 08, Sasinkova č. 2, tel.: 90119 111

Head of the centre: RNDr. Peter M u s i l, PhD.

tel.: 90119 397, room number -116, 117 e-mail: [email protected], [email protected]

Staff: Ing. Blanka FILOVÁ, room number - 115, e-mail: [email protected]

Ing. Soňa KOSTRIANOVÁ, room number - 114, e-mail: [email protected]

tel.: 90119 658










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COMPUTER CENTRE OF FM CU

811 08 Bratislava, Odborárske námestie 14, tel.: 90119 111, 90119 428

Head: Mgr. Katarína Soroková - Technical administrator IIKS

tel.: 90119 428


Deputy Head: RNDr. Marek Blšák - Administrator of IT


Technical Staff (External administrators of central services): Ing. Ján Bartek - administrator of e-mail server


Ing. Michal Pigoš – administrator of mailbox e-mail: [email protected]

Ján Šugerek - administrator of linux system and net LAN e-mail : [email protected]

Technical Staff (repair of Hardwer, install of softver):

Marek Madro, tel. 9011 9681, e-mail: [email protected]

Juraj Tokarčík, tel: 9011 9681, e-mail: [email protected] Ján Sajan, tel.9011 9671, e-mail: [email protected]

Tomáš Taubner, tel: 9011 9800, e-mail: [email protected]

Peter Ondzik, tel. 9011 9802, e-mail: [email protected]

Technical staff providing audiovisual equipment and assisting in the creation of post-graphics:

Emil Juhász, tel: 9011 9809, e-mail:[email protected] [email protected]

Mgr. Jozef Mikloš, tel: 9011 9809, e-mail: [email protected]

[email protected]

Administrator of portal MEFANET

PhDr. Michal Trnka, PhD.- ptj.; administrator of portal

tel.: 90119529


BRATISLAVA MEDICAL JOURNAL

Špitálska 24, 813 72 Bratislava

Chief Editors: Prof. Ivan Hu l í n, MD, DrSc.


e-amil: [email protected]

: Prof. Daniela Ostatníková, MD, PhD.



Prof. Fedor Šimko, MD, CSc., FESC





















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Editor: PhDr. Helena Bern ad i čová

Sasinkova 4, tel.: 90119 287, tel.:/fax: 52965 400


Officer: Ružena Surovčiaková

Sasinkova 4, tel/fax: 90119 386


BRATISLAVA MEDICAL JOURNAL - BRATISLAVSKÉ LEKÁRSKE LISTY

www.elis.sk

Special Editors:

Bartu n ek J., Aa l s t, Belgium M i rossa y L, Košice, SK Bern ad i č M, Bratislava, SK M lad osi evič o vá B, Bratislava, SK

Bu ck i n gham TA, St. Louis, USA M u r í n J, Bratislava, SK Ďu račk o vá Z, Bratislava, SK Nosáľo vá G, Martin, SK Ga lb a v ý Š, Bratislava, SK Novák M, Bratislava, SK

Hatala R, Bratislava, SK Stanko P, Bratislava, SK Král A, Hannover, DE Šteňo J, Bratislava, SK Labaš P, Bratislava, SK Ujházy P, Rockville, USA

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THE SCHEDULE OF FULL TIME STUDY DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR

2019/2020

Enrolment 4th September 2019 – 12th September 2019

Winter Semester

Education 16th September 2019 – 20th December 2019

Examination period 2nd January 2020 – 14th February 2020 Terms for the Transfer Subjects

and Pre-terms 9th December 2019 – 20th December 2019

Summer Semester

Education 17th February 2020 – 22nd May 2020

Examination period 25th May 2020 – 3th July 2020 Terms for the Transfer Subjects

and Pre-terms 11th May 2020 – 22nd May 2020

Un-transfer subjects, state exams 17th August 2020 – 26th August 2020 (re-examination and compensative date)

Submission of Diploma works - GM till 30th September 2019

Defence of Diploma works - GM 21st October 2019 – 15th November 2019 Submission of Diploma works - DEN till 16th March 2020

Defence of Diploma works - DEN 13th May 2020 – 24th May 2020

Notices:

The student has to receive evaluation from all Transfer subjects till the 3rd July 2020.

According to the Higher Education Act, academic year lasts from 1st September till 31st August.

Therefore, it is not possible to perform the duties prescribed for the previous academic year in

September.

Schedule of education

Beginning of lectures 7.30 a.m.

Beginning of practical lessons 7.30 a.m.

Length of clinical training 8.30* a.m. - 1.20 p.m.

* Surgical subjects start at 7.00 a.m.

If in Time schedule for particular academic year and program is not stated otherwise:

One semester consists of 14 weeks of education (general medicine - in the 5th class summer

semester - 15 weeks).

One lesson lasts 50 minutes, which is followed by a 10 minutes break.

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THE OATH OF DOCTORS OF MEDICINE

Taking over the diploma of doctor of medicine I solemnly swear:

firstly: I will devote my life to the service of the people and to save their health,

secondly: I will carry out my profession conscientiously, respectably, with dignity, according to the latest scientific investigation and in practice attested findings in medicine,

thirdly: I will do my best to alleviate human suffering and save human life until to the end of it.

I will never abuse medical knowledge and my position against the principles of ethics, morality, not even against the truth about the health condition of the patient,

fourthly: towards the sick I will be sincere and fair. I will tell them the truth about the illness and

treatment with tact and understanding,

fifthly: I will keep medical secret from the first contact with the patient, and after his death as well,

sixthly: carrying out medical profession, neither the nationality, race, religion, political beliefs nor

social position of the patient will influence me,

seventhly: I will respect biological, psychical, social and spiritual being and human dignity of the patient,

eighthly: I will respect my fellow workers and their work for the good of the patients. In case of

need I will ask with confidence for the help of other respectable, professionally educated physicians,

ninthly: I will gratefully keep in my memory Comenius University and its Faculty of Medicine,

where I gained knowledge and medical diploma,

tenthly: I take this oath freely, voluntarily and to my own honor.

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PROMISSUM MEDICINAE UNIVERSAE DOCTORUM

In diplomate doctoris medicinae concedendo hocce iuramentum sollemne praestare volo.

Fateor igitur:

primo: me curae infirmorum eorumque valetudinis tutamini totam vitam meam consecraturum,

secundo: me officia professionis meae semper diligenter, honorate atque honeste secundum

recentissimam artis medicae notitiam investigatione nixam et praxi probatam fideque ideo dignam

nunc et hodie ratam ac firmam exsecuturum,

tertio: me hominum morbis leniendis et vitae humanae usque ad eius finem naturae debitum tutandae

operam daturum neque abusurum umquam tam cognitionibus medicis de statu valetudinis cuiuslibet

aegroti quam conditione mea contra morum praecepta vel contra veritatem ipsam,

quarto: me in morbis oppressos animo fore sincero et recto veraque de morbis et eorum therapiis professurum, me tamen concordem aegris praestando neque umquam dignitatem laedendo,

quinto: me silentium medicum a primo aegroti occursu neque aliter hoc mortuo servaturum,

sexto: in arte medica exercenda nihil sane auctoritatis apud me habere posse nec nationalitatem nec genus nec religionem nec rationes politicas nec conditionem socialem cuiusvis aegroti,

septimo: me biologicam, intellectualem, socialem vim et naturam aeque ac dignitatem humanam

cuiusvis aegroti nunquam contempturum,

octavo: me laboris consortes observatione debita culturum horumque operam tamquam ad salutem

eorum, quibus mederi velimus, pertinentem aestimaturum, immo necessitate coactum animo fidenti a proximis quibusque medicis probatissimis et studio speciali excultis auxilium sedulo postulaturum,

nono: me piam habiturum perpetuamque memoriam Universitatis Comenianae nec non eius

Facultatis medicae, in qua artem medicam didicerim et diploma medicinae doctoris accepturus sim,

decimo: me hoc iure iurando nulla vi coactum, verum et libere et mea voluntate et optima fide

obstringi.

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FORMS OF STUDY AT THE FACULTY OF MEDICINE CU

List of study branches in English for the academic year 2019/2020

Study branch Length of study in years Classes of study in which are opened

Dentistry

6 ()

1st - 6th (full-time)

General Medicine

6 (MUDr.)

1st - 6th (full-time)

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STUDY PROGRAM OF THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2019/2020 for the students

of FMCU

Study branch: General Medicine

Study program: General Medicine

Form of study: 6-year doctoral full-time study

Guarantee: Prof. Juraj Šteňo, MD, DrSc.

Characteristics of the Study branch:

The undergraduate study branch General Medicine provides general natural science

education that is based on human and ethical basis. The education includes theoretical basics of

anatomical structure of the organism and its physiological functions. On this base is set the further

education of basic principles of etiologic and pathogenesis of pathological state and ways of treatment. The study is completed with complex education focused on diagnostics, differential diagnostics,

therapy and prevention of diseases. During undergraduate education a student of the Faculty of

Medicine Comenius University acquires sound theoretical and practical knowledge which enables him/her to think medically and to deepen his/her education in any specialization.

Profile of a Graduate

The task of undergraduate education at the Faculty of Medicine is to provide the students

with general medical education. Continuation of this undergraduate education is postgraduate education that prepares doctors in particular specialization. In the course of undergraduate education

students of the Faculty of Medicine are expected to acquire comprehensive theoretical knowledge,

which enables them to think scientifically and to deepen their education in any specialized branch. They are expected to master:

Basic principles, aims and organization of our health system.

Morphology and function of particular organs of the human body so that he/she can comprehend physiological and pathological processes.

Knowledge of the origin and cause of morphological and functional changes in the diseased

organism to the extent necessary for rational treatment.Physical examination methods in particular medical branches and correct interpretation of results of basic laboratory methods.

Diagnostics and differential diagnostics of pathological units that could emerge in our

population. Principles of treatment and practical performances of essential therapeutic procedures.

Diagnostics of life-threatening conditions required for providing qualified help.

Influence of social factors and the environment on the general health of the population,

principles for prevention of infectious and non-infectious diseases and their practical application. Basic principles of assessing working ability of patients suffering from various diseases

and injuries.

Basic principles of legislatures regulating the demanding and responsible practice of medicine.

Basic principles of methodology of research work. Principles of medical ethics that a

doctor must observe in relation to patients during the course of his/her professional life.

Study program: General Medicine 1st class

E - exam, es - evaluation of subject, c - credit ( E, es, c is evaluation according the Study Regulation FMCU)

Subject Teacher WS SS ECTS credits

Prerequisites of subjects

Anatomy 1 Assoc. prof. Kubíková 48/36 es - 8 -

Anatomy 2 Assoc. prof. Kubíková - 48/54 es 10 Anatomy 1

Biology and Human Genetics 1 Assoc. prof. Böhmer 24/24 es - 4 -

Biology and Human Genetics 2 Assoc. prof. Böhmer - 24/24 E 7 Biology and Human Genetics 1

First Aid Prof. Masár 9/9 es - 1 -

Histology and Embryology 1 Prof. Polák - 28/38 es 6 -

Latin Medical Terminology 1 Mgr. Rollerová 0/25 es - 1 -

Latin Medical Terminology 2 Mgr. Rollerová - 0/25 E 2 Latin Medical Terminology 1

Medical Biophysics Assoc. prof. Kopáni 24/36 E - 8 -

Medical Chemistry Prof. Turecký - 36/36 E 7 -

Medical Ethics Assoc.prof. Ozorovský - 12/24 es 2 -

Nursing 1 Assoc.prof. Mazalánová 0/18 es - 1 -

Nursing 2 Assoc.prof. Mazalánova - 0/18 es 1 Nursing 1

Physical Training 1 PaedDr. Važan 0/25 c - 1 -

Physical Training 2 PaedDr. Važan - 0/25 c 1 Physical Training 1

Slovak Language 1 Mgr. Rollerová 0/48 es - 1 -

Slovak Language 2 Mgr. Rollerová - 0/48 E 1 Slovak Language 1

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Study program: General Medicine 2nd class




Anatomy 3 Assoc. prof. Kubíková 48/48 E - 11 Anatomy 2

Histology and Embryology 2 Prof. Polák 28/38 E - 7 Histology and Embryology 1

Medical Biochemistry 1 Prof. Turecký 24/36 es - 3 -

Medical Biochemistry 2 Prof. Turecký - 36/36 E 6 Medical Biochemistry 1

Medical Psychology and Communication

Prof. Pečeňák - 12/10 es 2 -

Microbiology 1 Prof. Krčméry - 24/24 es 3 Biology and Human Genetics 2

Physical Training 3 PaedDr. Važan 0/25 c - 1 Physical Training 2


Physiology 1 Prof. Ostatníková 60/60 es - 8 Anatomy 2

Physiology 2 Prof. Ostatníková - 60/60 E 10 Physiology 1, Anatomy 3

Slovak Language 3/

English Language 1 (for slovak

students studying in English)

Mgr. Rollerová 0/48 es

0/36 es

-

2

Slovak Language 2

Slovak Language 4/

English Language 2 (for slovak students studying in English)

Mgr. Rollerová

- 0/48 E 0/36 E

3

Slovak Language 3/

English language 1(for slovak students studying in English)

Introduction to science Assoc. Prof. Celec 25/0 es 1 -

Practice

Nursing 1 Assoc.prof. Mazalánová 0/40c 2 -

TOGETHER 60

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Study program: General Medicine 3rd class




Pharmacology 1 Prof. Kristová - 36/24 es 3 Microbiology 1

Surgical Propedeutics Assoc.prof. Vician - 30/40 E 4 Anatomy 3

Immunology Assoc.prof. Bucová 35/19 E - 5 -

Internal Propedeutics Prof. Payer 37/50 E - 6 Anatomy 3, Physiology 2

Internal Medicine 1 Prof. Payer - 35/45 es 4 Internal Propedeutics

Microbiology 2 Prof. Krčméry 24/24 E - 4 Microbiology 1

Pathological Anatomy 1 Prof. Danihel 48/48 es - 7 Anatomy 3, Histology and Embryology 2

Pathological Anatomy 2 Prof. Danihel - 48/48 E 9 Pathological Anatomy 1

Pathological Physiology 1 Prof. Šimko 36/36 es - 5 Physiology 2

Pathological Physiology 2 Prof. Šimko - 36/36 E 8 Pathological Physiology 1

Dental Medicine Prof. Stanko - 14/3 es 1 -

Physical Training 5 PaedDr. Važan 0/25 c - 1 Physical Training 4


Practice

Nursing 2 - 0/40 c 2 -

TOGETHER 60

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Study program : General Medicine 4th class




Anaesthesiology and Int. Medicine 1 Assoc. prof. Záhorec 12/15 es - 2 Pathological Physiology 1, Surgical

Propedeutics, Internal Propedeutics

Anaesthesiology and Int. Medicine 2 Assoc. prof. Záhorec - 12/15 E 3 Anaesthesiology and Int. Medicine 1

Clinical Biochemistry Prof. Turecký 25/0 es - 2 Pathological Physiology 2, Internal

Medicine 1

Hygiene Prof. Jurkovičová - 12/24 E 3 Pathological Anatomy 2, Pathological

Physiology 2

Internal Medicine 2 Assoc.prof. Kiňová 31/35 es - 3 Internal Medicine 1

Internal Medicine 3 Assoc.prof. Kiňová - 33/35 es 4 Internal Medicine 2

Neurology 1 Prof. Turčáni 24/25 es - 3 Pathological Anatomy 2, Pathological

Physiology 2

Neurology 2 Prof. Turčáni - 26/25 E 4 Neurology 1

Oncological Propedeutics Prof. Ondruš - 11/25 E 2 Pathological Anatomy 2, Pathological Physiology 2

Pharmacology 2 Prof. Kristová 36/24 E - 7 Pharmacology 1, Mikrobiológia 2

Psychiatry 1 Prof. Pečeňák,

Assoc. prof. Trebatická - 12/25 es 3 Neurology 1

Radiology and Nuclear Medicine Javorka, MD,

Assoc. prof. Balogová 16/20 E - 3 Pathological Anatomy 2, Pathological

Physiology 2

Social Medicine Assoc. prof. Ozorovský - 12/24 E 3 -

Surgery 1 Assoc. prof. Vician 24/40 es - 3 Surgical Propedeutics

Surgery 2 Assoc. prof. Vician - 24/30 es 3 Surgery 1

Diploma Work 1 0/40 es 2 -

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Compulsory Optional Subject 1 24/0 E 2 -

Compulsory Optional Subject 2 24/0 E 2 -

Practice

Internal Medicine 0/80 c 3 -

Surgery 0/80 c 3 -

TOGETHER 60

Note:

Each student of the 4th year has to choose two Compulsory Optional Subjects (one in the winter semester and one in the summer semester),

register it in his/her Study Record and take an examination from that subjects. Further information about Compulsory Optional Subjects is on

page 86.

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Dermatovenerology 1 Prof. Šimaljaková 12/15 es - 2 Pharmacology 2

Dermatovenerology 2 Prof. Šimaljaková - 20/20 E 3 Dermatovenerology 1

Epidemiology Assoc. prof. Špaleková 12/24 E 2 Hygiene

Forensic Medicine Assoc. prof. Šidlo 12/25 E 2 -

General Medicine Špániková, MD 10/5es 2 Pharmacology 2

Gynaecology and Obstetrics 1 prof. Borovský 24/35 es - 3 -

Gynaecology and Obstetrics 2 prof. Borovský - 24/35 es 3 Gynaecology and Obstetrics 1

Infectology Assoc. prof. Stankovič 12/25 E 2 -

Internal Medicine 4 Assoc. prof. Mojto 28/40 E 5 Internal Medicine 3

Internal Medicine 5 incl.: Assoc. prof. Mojto - 26/45 es 4 Internal Medicine 4

Occupational Medicine Assoc. prof. Bátora - 10/15 -

Geriatrics Assoc. prof. Dúbrava - 7/10 -

Physiatry Prof. Krčméry - 2/5 -

Pneumology and Phthiseology Hájková, MD - 7/15 -

Ophthalmology Assoc. prof. Krásnik, Tomčíková, MD

24/25 E 2 -

Otorhinolaryngology Prof. Profant, Assoc. prof. Kabátová

14/35 E 2 -

Paediatrics 2 Prof. Podracká 29/25 es - 2 Paediatrics 1

Paediatrics 3 Prof. Podracká - 29/25 E 3 Paediatrics 2

Psychiatry 2 Prof. Pečeňák,

Assoc. prof. Trebatická 24/25 E

3 Psychiatry 1, Neurology 2

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Surgery 3 incl.: Assoc. prof. Vician 24/25 es - 3 Surgery 2, Neurology 1

Urology Prof. Breza 17/15 - -

Neurosurgery Prof. Šteňo 7/10 - -

Surgery 4 incl.: Assoc. prof. Vician - 29/25 es 3 -

Paediatric Surgery Babala, MD - 2/5 -

Orthopaedics-Traumatology Prof. Kokavec - 19/15 -

Plastic Surgery Palenčár, MD - 8/5 -

Urgent Medicine Prof. Masár - 12/12 E 2 Pharmacology 2

Diploma work 2 0/50 es - 2 Diploma work 1

Diploma work 3 - 0/50 es 2 Diploma work 2

Compulsory Optional Subject 3 24/0E 2

Practice

Gynaecology and Obstetrics - 0/80 c 3 -

Paediatrics - 0/80 c 3 -

TOGETHER 60

Note

Each student of the 5th class must choose one Compulsory Optional Subject, register it in his/her Study Record and take an examination from

that subject. Further information about Compulsory optional subjects is on page 86.

Subjects:

Epidemiology Otorhinolaryngology

Infectology Family Medicine Ophthalmology Forensic Medicine

are in the 5th class of the study branch General Medicine divided into two semesters with unchanged number of hours (tuition will be held

only in one of the semesters).

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Subject Hours/Evaluation ECTS credits Prerequisites of subjects

Internal Medicine 6 468 hours/es 16 Internal Medicine 5

Practice 396 hours

Seminars 72 hours

Preparation for examination and

time of examination 3 weeks

Duration of tuition 10 weeks

Duration of block 13 weeks

Internal Medicine SE 2

Surgery 5 288 hours/es 13 Surgery 4

Practice 240 hours

Seminars 48 hours





Surgery SE 2

Gynaecology and Obstetrics 3 72 hours/es 4 Gynaecology and Obstetrics 2

Practice 54 hours

Seminars 18 hours





Gynaecology and Obstetrics SE 2

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Subject Hours/Evaluation ECTS credits Prerequisites of subjects

Paediatrics 4 344 hours/es 14 Paediatrics 3

Practice 280 hours

Seminars 64 hours





Paediatrics SE 2

Diploma work 4 0/100/es 3 Diploma work 3

Defence of the thesis SE 2

TOGETHER 60

Clinical training for the students of 6th class lasts for 8 hours (including seminars). Particular workplaces will arrange the time of the

beginning of the clinical training according to their requirements. Within the practice before the state examination students are obliged to take part in night shifts:

Internal Medicine - 5 night shifts

Surgery - 2 night shifts Paediatrics - 2 night shifts

STUDY PROGRAM OF THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2019/2020 for the

students of FMCU

Study branch: Dentistry

Study program: Dentistry

Form of study: 6-year doctoral full-time study

Guarantee: Prof. Peter Stanko, MD, PhD.

Characteristics of the Study branch:

Dentistry is an independent medical branch, which includes diagnostics, prevention

and treatment of the diseased states of oral cavity and teeth. It includes mainly the two most

commonly occurred chronic infectious diseases of the population – dental caries and

periodontal diseases and their complications, as well as other states that affect oral cavity and

maxillo-facial part. The extent of general medical knowledge is in the content required for health prevention with special orientation for health and diseases of oral cavity in connection

with the whole organism.

Profile of the Graduate

A graduate of the Dentistry study branch acquires sufficient theoretical and practical knowledge, required skills, so that he could after completion of the study independently carry

out basic tasks in preventive and therapeutic dental care.

In theory he masters the required knowledge of theoretical and pre-clinical subjects and clinical branches of medicine and mainly dentistry in the context with integrity of the

whole organism.

In practice he learns the basic diagnostic, therapeutic and preventive methods, so that he will be able to carry out independently all common practical tasks and operations in oral

cavity and he will apply this knowledge in his profession and practice.

He applies general medical view, multidisciplinary medical approach and follows the scientific basics of medicine. Knows the connections between the diseases of the whole

organism and the diseases of oral cavity and face according to the study of general medical

clinical subjects. He is able to make complex preventive treatment plan of patient care and realizes it on the

basis of contemporary knowledge from the whole complex of dental medicine subjects and organization of a dentist’s work.

The required level of his ability and knowledge is in accordance with the Regulation

of the Council of member states of EU No. 78/686/EEC accepted by ME SR.

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Study program : Dentistry 1st class




Anatomy 1 Assoc. prof. Kubíková 48/36 es - 6 -

Anatomy 2 Assoc. prof. Kubíková - 48/60 E 9 Anatomy 1

Biology and Human Genetics 1 Assoc. prof. Böhmer 18/18 es - 3 -

Biology and Human Genetics 2 Assoc. prof. Böhmer - 20/20 E 4 Biology and Human Genetics 1

Dental Materials and Technologies 1 Assoc. prof. Plachý, Csicsayová, MD - 12/6 es 1 -

First Aid Assoc. prof. Záhorec, Cintula, MD - 6/12 es 1 -

Histology and Embryology 1 Prof. Polák - 24/32 es 4 -

Latin Medical Terminology Mgr. Rollerová 0/26 E - 2 -

Medical Biophysics Assoc. prof. Kopáni 24/24 E - 5 -

Medical Chemistry for Dentistry Assoc. prof. Muchová - 24/24 E 5 -

Physical Training 1 PaeDr. Važan 0/25 c - 1 -

Physical Training 2 PaeDr. Važan - 0/25 c 1 -

Physiology 1 Prof. Ostatníková - 36/36 es 6 Anatomy 1

Preclinical Dentistry 1 Assoc. prof. Plachý, Csicsayová, MD 14/72 es - 6 -

Preclinical Dentistry 2 Assoc. prof. Plachý, Csicsayová, MD - 14/72 es 6 Preclinical Dentistry 1

Slovak Language 1 Mgr. Rollerová 0/48 es - 1 -

Slovak Language 2 Mgr. Rollerová - 0/48 es 1 -

TOGETHER 62 -

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Study program : Dentistry 2nd class




Dental Materials and Technologies 2 Csicsayová, MD 12/6 es - 1 Dental Materials and Technologies 1

Histology and Embryology 2 Prof. Polák 24/32 E - 5 Histology and Embryology 1

Immunology Assoc. prof. Bucová - 24/18 E 4 Biology and Human Genetics 2

Medical Biochemistry for Dentistry 1 Assoc. prof. Rendeková 24/24 es - 3 Medical Chemistry for Dentistry

Medical Biochemistry for Dentistry 2 Assoc. prof. Rendeková - 24/36 E 5 Medical Biochemistry for Dentistry 1

Medical Ethics Trizuljaková, MD, PhD. - 12/18 es 2 -

Medical Microbiology 1 20/20 es - 3 Anatomy 2, Histology and Embryology 1

Medical Microbiology 2 - 20/24 E 4 Medical Microbiology 1

Pathological Anatomy 1 Prof. Danihel, Prof. Babál - 36/36 es 5 Anatomy 2, Histology and Embryology 2

Pathological Physiology 1 Prof. Šimko - 24/24 es 3 Physiology 2



Physiology 2 Prof. Ostatníková 36/36 E - 7 Anatomy 2, Physiology 1

Preclinical Dentistry 3 Csicsayová, MD 14/72 es - 5 Preclinical Dentistry 2

Preclinical Dentistry 4 Csicsayová, MD - 14/72 E 6 Preclinical Dentistry 3

Slovak Language 3

English Language (for slovak students

studying in English)

Mgr. Rollerová 0/48 es

0/36 es

-

2

Slovak Language 2

Slovak Language 4 Mgr. Rollerová - 0/48 E 3 Slovak Language 3

Topographical Anatomy of the Head Assoc. prof. Kubíková, Prof. Stanko

14/14 E - 3 Anatomy 2

TOGETHER 63 (60)

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Study program : Dentistry 3rd class




Dental Materials and Technologies 3 Csicsayová, MD 12/6 E 3 Dental Materials and Technologies 2

Dental Prosthetics 1 Prof. Stanko - 12/24 es 2 Preclinical Dentistry 4

Dental Instruments and Equipment Novák, MD - 10/10 E 2 Dental Materials and Technologies 3

Dental Radiology Assoc. prof. Lehotská 14/14 E - 2 -

General Radiology Prof. Bilický 12/0 es - 1

Internal Propedeutics 1 Prof. Ponťuch 24/30 es - 4 Physiology 2

Internal Propedeutics 2 Prof. Ponťuch - 12/25 E 5 Internal Propedeutics 1

Latin Clinical Terminology for

Dentistry Mgr. Rollerová - 0/25 E 1 -

Medical Psychology and

Communication

Assoc. prof. Morovicsová,

Trebatická, MD, PhD. 12/10 E - 2 Physiology 2

Oral Surgery 1 Prof. Stanko - 12/24 es 2 Preclinical Dentistry 4, Topographical

Anatomy of the Head

Pathological Anatomy 2 Prof. Babál 32/32 E - 6 Pathological Anatomy 1

Pathological Physiology 2 Prof. Šimko 24/26 E - 5 Medical Biochemistry for Dentistry 2

Pharmacology 1 Prof. Kristová 24/18 es 3 Pathological Physiology 1

Pharmacology 2 Prof. Kristová - 24/18 E 4 Pathological Physiology 2, Medical

Microbiology 2



Preventive Dentistry 1 Novák, MD - 24/36 es 3 Preclinical Dentistry 4

Restorative Dentistry 1 Assoc. prof. Veselá - 12/24 es 2 Preclinical Dentistry 4

Surgical Propedeutics 1 Assoc. prof. Prochotský 12/16 es - 2 -

Surgical Propedeutics 2 Assoc. prof. Prochotský - 24/24 es 3 Surgical Propedeutics 1

Compulsory Optional Subject 25/0 E 2

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Practice

Practice in an Out-Patient Dental Clinic and Laboratory

- 0/80 c 4

TOGETHER 60

Each student of the 3rd class must choose one Compulsory Optional Subject, register it in his/her Study Record and take an examination from

that subject. Further information about Compulsory optional subjects is on page 88.

Study program : Dentistry 4th class




Dental Prosthetics 2 Prof. Stanko 14/54 es - 4 Dental Prosthetics 1

Dental Prosthetics 3 Prof. Stanko - 10/54 es 4 Dental Prosthetics 2

Endodontics 1 Assoc. prof. Veselá 12/60 es - 3 Restorative Dentistry 1

Endodontics 2 Assoc. prof. Veselá - 12/72 E 6 Endodontics 1

Internal Medicine 1 Prof. Ponťuch 12/15 es - 2 Internal Propedeutics 2, Pathological

Anatomy 2

Internal Medicine 2 Prof. Ponťuch, Assoc. prof. Stankovič - 12/15 es 2 Internal Medicine 1

Neurology Prof. Turčáni 17/25 E - 4 Pathological Anatomy 2, Pathological

Physiology 2

Ophthalmology Prof. Strmeň - 12/12 E 2 -

Oral Surgery 2 Assoc.prof. Hirjak 12/60 es - 3 Oral Surgery 1, Dental Radiology

Oral Surgery 3 Prof. Stanko - 12/66 E 5 Oral Surgery 2

Orthodontics 1 Lysý, MD, PhD. - 4/18 es 2 -

Otorhinolaryngology Prof. Profant, Assoc. prof. Kabátová - 18/25 E 2 -

Psychiatry Prof. Pečeňák, Trebatická, MD, PhD. 12/12 E - 2 Medical Psychology and Communication

Surgery 1 Assoc. prof. Prochotský 22/35 E - 4 Surgical Propedeutics 2

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Surgery 2 Assoc. prof. Prochotský - 18/35 es 3 Surgery 1

Diploma Work 1 0/50 es 2

Diploma Work 2 - 0/50 es 2

Practice

Practice in Out-Patient Dental Clinic 1

- 0/80 c 4

Surgery - 0/40 c 2

Internal Medicine - 0/40 c 2

TOGETHER 60





Dental Prosthetics 4 Prof. Stanko 6/42 E - 4 Dental Prosthetics 3

Dental Prosthetics 5 Prof. Stanko - 12/24 es 2 Dental Prosthetics 4

Dermatovenerology Prof. Šimaljaková 18/20 E - 2 -

Gynaecology and Obstetrics Prof. Borovský 18/20 E - 2 -

Gerontostomatology Prof. Stanko - 12/12 E 1 Dental Prosthetics 2

Internal Medicine 3 Prof. Ponťuch 24/30 es - 2 Internal Medicine 2

Internal Medicine 4 Prof. Ponťuch 72h/es 6 Internal Medicine 3

Practice 60 h

Seminars 12 h

Internal Medicine SE 2

Managment of a Dental Practice Novák, MD - 18/6 E 1 -

Maxillofacial Surgery 1 Prof. Stanko 12/48 es - 3 Oral Surgery 2

Maxillofacial Surgery 2 Prof. Stanko - 14/48 es 4 Maxillofacial Surgery 1

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Orthodontics 2 Lysý, MD, PhD. 7/12 E - 2 Orthodontics 1

Orthodontics 3 Lysý, MD, PhD. - 4/12 es 1 Orthodontics 2

Paediatrics Prof. Podracká 18/20 E - 2 Internal Medicine 2

Periodontology 1 Assoc. prof. Vodrážka 14/12 es - 1 -

Periodontology 2 Assoc. prof. Vodrážka - 14/12 E 2 Periodontology 1

Restorative Dentistry 2 Assoc. prof. Veselá 0/42 es - 3 Endodontics 2

Restorative Dentistry 3 Assoc. prof. Veselá - 0/24 es 1 Restorative Dentistry 2

Surgery 3 Assoc. prof. Prochotský 24/30 es - 2 Surgery 2

Surgery 4 Assoc. prof. Prochotský - 60 h/es 6 Surgery 3

Practice 50

Seminars 10

Surgery SE 2

Diploma Work 2 0/50 es - 3


Practice

Practice in Out-Patient Dental Clinic 2 - 0/160 c 7

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Epidemiology Assoc. prof. Špaleková 12/12 E - 1 -

Forensic Medicine Assoc. prof. Šidlo 12/12 E - 1 -

Hygiene Assoc. prof. Jurkovičová 12/18 E - 1 -

Maxillofacial Surgery 3 Prof. Stanko 24/96 es - 5 Maxillofacial Surgery 2

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 1 incl. Prof. Stanko 144 h es 9 Maxillofacial Surgery 3

Lectures 12 h

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Practice 122 h

Seminars 10 h

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery SE 2

Orthodontics 4 Lysý, MD, PhD. 6/18 es - 1 Orthodontics 3

Orthodontics 5 Lysý, MD, PhD. - 4/30 es 2 Orthodontics 4

Orthopaedic Dentistry 1 Prof. Stanko 18/72 es - 5 Dental Prosthetics 5

Orthopaedic Dentistry 2 incl. Prof. Stanko 116 h es 7 Orthopaedic Dentistry 1

Lectures 8 h

Prectice 98 h

Seminars 10 h

Orthopaedic Dentistry SE 2

Paediatric Dentistry Assoc. prof. Veselá 12/30 E - 2 Restorative Dentistry 3

Periodontology 3 Assoc. prof. Vodrážka 0/18 es - 1 Periodontology 2

Periodontology 4 Assoc. prof. Vodrážka - 0/30 es 2 Periodontology 3

Preventive Dentistry 2 Novák, MD, PhD. 14/30 E - 2 -

Social Medicine Assoc. prof. Ozorovský 12/12 E - 1 -

Therapeutic Dentistry 1 Assoc. prof. Veselá 10/30 es - 2 Restorative Dentistry 3

Therapeutic Dentistry 2 incl. Assoc. prof. Veselá 126 h es 9 Terapeutic Dentistry 1

Lectures 12 h

Practice 104 h

Seminars 10 h

Therapeutic Dentistry SE 2

Diploma Work 4 0/100 es - 4


Defence of the Thesis SE 2

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COMPULSORY OPTIONAL SUBJECTS

Each student is obliged to choose at least one of the following subjects in the 4th year

and one in the 5th year and to register it in his/her Study record. Attending the lessons of this subject, getting a credit and passing the examination is one

of the conditions for promoting to the advanced class.

Completing one of the compulsory optional subjects in the 4th and 5th year is necessary for completing the academic year.

Study program: GENERAL MEDICINE

Angiology – Vascular medicine (max. 20 students - only 5th class)

Prof. Viera Štvrtinová, MD, PhD.

1st Department of Internal Medicie / WS

Basics of physiological and clinical nutrition (max. 20 students)

Assoc. prof. Katarína Babinská, MD, PhD.

Institute of Physiology / WS

Basic surgical procedures in ophthalmology (orbit, adnexa and eyeglobe) (max. 20 students –

only 5th class)

Prof. PhDr. Alena Furdová, MD, PhD., MPH, MSc, FEBO, Jela Valášková, MD

Department of Ophthalmology / SS

Brain – the base for human perception and cognition (max. 20 students - only 4th class)

Prof. Daniela Ostatníková, MD, PhD.

Institute of Physiology / WS

Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (max. 15 students - only 5th class)

Assoc. prof. Jana Trebatická, MD, PhD.

Department of Paediatric Psychiatry / WS

Clinical Anatomy 1 (max. 20 students – only 4th class)

Assoc. prof. Eliška Kubíková, MD, PhD.

Institute of Anatomy / WS

Clinical Anatomy 2 (max. 20 students – only 4th class)

Assoc. prof. Eliška Kubíková, MD, PhD.

Institute of Anatomy / SS

Clinical Applications of Diagnostic and Therapeutic Methods of Nuclear Medicine

(max. 10 students)

Assoc.prof. Soňa Balogová, MD, PhD.

Department of Nuclear Medicine / SS

Clinical Genetics and Molecular Biology (max. 20 students)

Assoc. prof. Daniel Böhmer, MD, PhD.

Institute of Medical Biology / SS

Clinical Immunology (max. 20 students – only 4th class)

Assoc. prof. Mária Bucová, MD., CSc.

Institute of Immunology / WS

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Clinical Microbiology (max. 20 students)

Assoc. prof. Adriana Liptáková, PhD., MPH Institute of Microbiology / SS

Clinical Pathology (max. 20 students)

Prof. Ľudovít Danihel, MD, PhD.

Institute of Pathological Anatomy / SS

Clinical Pharmacology (max. 20 students - only 5th class)

Jana Tisoňová, MD, PhD.

Institute of Pharmacology and Clinical Pharmacology / SS

Critical appraisal and academic writing skills (max. 10 students - only 4th class)

Prof. Beata Mladosievičová, MD, PhD.

Institute of Pathological Physiology / SS

Electromagnetic Methods in Medicine (max. 10 students - only 5th class)

Assoc.prof. RNDr. Katarína Kozlíková, CSc.

Institute of Medical Physics and Biophysics / SS

Geriatrics (max. 15 students - only 5th class)

Assoc. prof. Martin Dúbrava, MD, CSc.

1st Department of Geriatrics / SS

Gynaecological Oncology (max. 40 students)

Prof. Kamil Poholodek, MD, PhD.

2nd Department of Gynaecology and Obstetrics / SS

History of Medicine in Slovakia (max. 15 students - only 5th class)

Adam Mäsiarkin, Mgr., PhD.

Institute of Social Medicine / SS Imaging Methods in Medicine (max. 10 students – only 4th class)

Assoc.prof. RNDr. Mgr. Katarína Kozlíková, CSc.

Institute of Medical Physics, Biophysics, Informatics and Telemedicine / SS

Introduction to Healthcare Management (max. 20 students - only 4th class)

Assoc.prof. Vojtech Ozorovský, MD, PhD.

Institute of Social Medicine/ WS

Introduction to the History of Medicine (max. 20 students)

Matej Gogola, Mgr., PhD.

Institute of Social Medicine / SS Medical Statistics (max. 10 students – only 5th class) Assoc.prof. RNDr. Mgr. Katarína Kozlíková, CSc.

Institute of Medical Physics, Biophysics, Informatics and Telemedicine / SS Modern Biophysics: From Nanoparticles to Quantum Brain (max. 20 students – only 4th class)

Assoc.prof. RNDr. Martin Kopáni, PhD.

Institute of Medical Physics, Biophysics, Informatics and Telemedicine / SS

Principles of E-Health (max. 10 students - only 4th class)

Assoc.prof. RNDr. Martin Kopáni, PhD.

Institute of Medical Physics and Biophysics / WS

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Principles of Medical Education (max. 20 students)

Silvia Hnilicová, MD, PhD. Institute of Physiology / WS

Tropical Parasitology (max. 40 students)

Assoc.prof. RNDr. Nasir Jalili, CSc., MPH

Institute of Parasitology / SS

Study program: DENTISTRY

Basics of Physiological and Clinical Nutrition

Katarína Babinská, MD, PhD., Rastislav Važan, MD, PhD., Rudolf Drábek MD.

Institute of Physiology/ WS

Biostatistics


Institute of Molecular Biomedicine/ WS

Modern Diagnostics, Simulation and 3D Printing in Dentistry

Andrej Thurzo, MD, PhD., MPH, MHA

Institute of Simulation and Virtual Medical Education/ WS

Seminar of Histology and Embryology

Prof. Štefan Polák, MD, CSc., Prof. RNDr. Ivan Varga, PhD., MVDr. Ján Líška, CSc.

Institute of Histology and Embryology/ WS

Each compulsory optional subject:

- is completed by an examination - lasts one semester

- has 24 hours Detailed information on compulsory optional subjects provide the competent department /

institute at the beginning of the academic year.

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Internal Regulations

of Faculty of Medicine Comenius University in Bratislava

Internal Regulation No. 12/2013

Study Regulations

Faculty of Medicine Comenius University in Bratislava

Approved Pursuant to Art. 27 Sect. 1(a) of Act No. 131/2002 Coll. on Higher Education and on

changing and amending certain Acts by the Academic Senate of the Faculty of Medicine,

Comenius University on December 17, 2013. It came into force by approval of the Academic

Senate of Comenius University in Bratislava on December 18, 2013.

2013

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These Study Regulations pursuant to Art. 33 Sect. 3(a) of Act No. 131/2002 Coll. on Higher Education and on changing and amending certain Acts, in the wording of later regulations

(hereinafter referred to as “the Act“) are the Internal Regulations of the Faculty of Medicine

(hereinafter referred to as the “Faculty“ of Comenius University in Bratislava (hereinafter referred to as the “CU”) approved by the Academic Senate of the Faculty of Medicine of Comenius

University in accordance with the law on December 17, 2013 and approved by the Academic Senate

of Comenius University in Bratislava on December 18, 2013. These Study Regulations are in accordance with the Study Regulations of Comenius University.

Part I

General Provisions

Article 1

Introductory Provision

These Study Regulations govern the study of the students of the Faculty of Medicine, Comenius

University admitted to all levels of the study programmes accredited in accordance with The Act

on Higher Education.

Article 2

Basic Provisions

(1) Study at the Faculty is organized in accordance with the law. Study under a Doctoral study programme can be carried out also at an extramural educational institution which the CU or

the Faculty concluded a general agreement with.1

(2) The Faculty guarantees all academic rights and freedoms. In relation to the study they are mainly the students’ right to study while availing themselves of the free choice of the study

within the accredited study programmes and the freedom in education based mainly on the

openness to various scientific opinions, research methods and the possibility of expressing one’s own opinions.

Part II

Rules of Admission Procedure at FM CU

Article 3

Admission Procedure and the Requirements for Admission to Study

(1) The admission procedure is a process, which enables the applicant to show how he/she is

able to satisfy the required conditions for the study and become a student of the selected study programme at the Faculty of Medicine of Comenius University.

(2) The basic requirements for the admission to study are specified in The Act on Higher

Education. Faculty of Medicine can set further requirements for the admission to study to a particular study programme and the way of verification. Integral part of verification of

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fulfilment of the study requirements is the entrance exam2. The entrance exam is an

inevitable part of the procedure for the Doctoral study3.

Article 4

Application for Study

(1) The Dean of the Faculty advances early, at the latest by September 20 in the academic year, which precedes the academic year, in which the study is due to begin, the requirements for admission to study, the deadline and the way of verifying their fulfilment, the form and the thematic content of the exam and the assessment of its results, along with the information about the number of the applicants, which the Faculty is planning to admit to the study of

the particular study programme.4

(2) Concerning Doctoral study programme the Dean announces also topics of dissertation theses at the latest two months before the date for submission of applications, which the applicants

may apply for within the admission procedure; in case the topic is announced by an

extramural educational institution, the name of this institution is also given. Each of the announced topics contains name of the study programme, name and surname of the

Supervisor, including academic titles, form of study (full-time, part-time), deadline and the

place of submitting applications and the date of admission procedure, conditions for admission, way of verifying their fulfilment, form and framework for admission procedure

and the way of assessing the results. Facts mentioned in Par.1 are announced to public on

the official information board of the Faculty, on the web site of the Faculty and in a manner

enabling mass access under a special regulation.5 Topics of dissertation theses together with

the above mentioned requisites are announced on the official information board of the Faculty and in a manner enabling mass access.

(3) The application to Doctoral study comprises the following attachments:

a) Curriculum Vitae, b) verified copies of documents proving completed education and citizenship; the applicant

who completed Master’s study at the same faculty of CU he/she applies for Doctoral

study at, submits copies of documents of completed education; the applicant who

completed Master’s study programme at a faculty of CU and applies for a Doctoral study at a different faculty of CU submits copies of documents of completed education

together with their originals to be consulted and verified by an employee of particular

study department,

c) list of his/her published articles or a list of results of other professional/specialist

activities or expert opinions of these works and activities.

(4) The facts according to the Par. 1 and 2 are announced to public on the official information

board of the Faculty in a manner enabling mass access. These facts may not be changed

before the end of admission procedure.

(5) The admission procedure for study at the Faculty begins for the applicant upon delivery of his/her written application form to the Faculty which realizes particular study programme,

or by electronic application6, properly filled in and submitted via AIS system7.

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(6) Written application for study must be submitted using the approved application form, by the given date and it must be signed by the applicant. The applicant with specific needs can attach a request on the ground of which, the form of entrance exam and the manner of its

accomplishment will be set after evaluation of his/her specific needs8and with respect to

his/her specific needs. 9

(7) The applicant attaches a proof of payment for the admission procedure. Consent to

processing personal data is an inseparable part of the application form. The amount of

payment for the admission procedure, the way of payment and payment details shall be

publicized according to Par. 4.

(8) The applicant is bound to submit only one application form for every study programme. If the applicant applies for more study programmes, each application must be submitted on a

separate form.

(9) The applicant for Doctoral study enrols for one of the announced topics.

(10) If the application form is not filled in properly, or if the proof of payment is not attached

according to Par. 7, the applicant is called on by the Faculty to address these deficiencies

within the given period. If the applicant fails to address the deficiencies within the given period, not shorter than 7 days, the respective application is considered invalid.

(11) If the entrance exam is a part of the admission procedure, Faculty sends the applicant an

invitation to the entrance exam at the latest 28 days before the date of the exam. In case of Doctoral study, Faculty sends the applicant an invitation to the entrance exam no later than

14 days prior to the examination date, and shall inform him/her also about its contents and

focus.

Article 5

Entrance exam

(1) The entrance exam can be taken in one or more days.

(2) There must be at least one regular and usually one alternate date for entrance examination

granted; these dates must be stated in accordance with the Statutes of CU.10

(3) The Dean may allow an alternate date to an applicant, who submits a written request. The

reason for the permission of the alternate examination date can be e.g. a sudden disease or a

study abroad, when this study is considered preparation for the study at the FM CU, or the

applicant’s presence at the entrance exam at another Faculty of CU.

(4) The entrance exam to the joined first and second level of study must be in written form.

(5) The Dean can set rules, which the applicant is obliged to stick to.

(6) The Dean shall appoint the Admission Committee to execute the entrance exam.

(7) Entrance exam to Doctoral study is conducted in front of Admission Committee which

comprises the Chair of Admission Committee and at least two members appointed by the Dean according to the proposal of the Chair of Subject Area Board. In case of admission

procedure on a topic announced by an extramural educational institution the Admission

Committee comprises also representatives of the extramural educational institution

8Pursuant to the provisions of Sect. 100 Par.9 b) of the Act on Higher Education 9Details are stipulated in a separate Internal Regulation of CU on Students with specific needs 10Article 52 Par. 3 of the Statute of CU

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appointed by the Head of the extramural educational institution. For study programmes provided at the Faculty, the members from the Higher Education Institution are appointed

by the Dean. Following an agreement between the Higher Education Institution or the

Faculty and the extramural educational institution, the entrance exam can take place on the extramural educational institution grounds in attendance of representatives of the Higher

Education Institution.

(8) Prior to the entrance examination, the applicant´s identity has to be verified on the grounds of the identity card or another proof of identity (passport).

(9) A written record about the course of the entrance exam of every applicant is taken, which is

a part of the entrance exam file. The filled in and evaluated written test along with its result

(the number of points gained) is also part of this file.

(10) Evaluation of the written tests must be anonymous, i.e. the person evaluating them must not

know, which applicant has written the respective test.

(11) Admission Committee for Doctoral study evaluates the result of the entrance exam at a

closed session. In case there have been more applicants enrolled for one topic and the

character of topic excludes more than one applicant to deal with it, the ranking of applicants is made according to their success in the entrance examination. When determining ranking,

Admission Committee takes into consideration also range and quality of publishing

activities of the applicant and the results of his/her other activities (e.g. results in student scientific and specialist works etc.).

(12) A written record of the entrance exam result to Doctoral study is made. Admission

Committee submits the proposal on admission of the successful applicant to the Dean. In case the topic has been announced by an extramural educational institution such extramural

educational institution must express approval for admission of the applicant.

(13) The Dean or the authorised Vice-Dean or the Admission Committee interrupt the entrance

exam, when the applicant commits a deception or an act which is inconsistent with the rules announced at the beginning of the entrance exam. The results of an interrupted entrance

exam of such applicant are not assessed, an alternate term for the entrance exam is not

provided and his/her entrance exam is regarded as failed.

(14) The Dean or the authorised Vice-Dean or the Admission Committee shall interrupt the

entrance exam, if such circumstances occur in the course of the entrance exam, which violate

equality of the applicants present in the admission procedure. The results of the interrupted

entrance exam are not assessed, the entrance exam is repeated in the alternate term or another

term stated by the Dean.

Article 6

Decision on the Result of Admission Procedure

(1) The Dean decides upon the admission to a study programme11.

(2) The decision on the result of the admission procedure must be made in writing within 30

days after fulfilling the requirements for the admission to study. It must contain a statement,

reasoning, an instruction about the possibility to send a written request for justifying the decision and the signature of the Dean or the authorised Vice-Dean. The written decision on

admission to doctoral study must include study programme, form of

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study, name of the Supervisor and topic of the dissertation thesis. Decision on the result of the admission procedure must be delivered via registered post to the applicant only. The

applicant, whose place of residence is unknown, is delivered the decision by posting the

decision on the official information board of the Faculty for a period of 15 days. The last

day of this period is considered to be the day of the delivery12.

(3) The applicant who fails to fulfil essential requirements for the admission to study according to Sect.57 of the Act on Higher Education., at the time of verification of fulfilment of the

requirements for admission to study, can be accorded a decision on conditional admission to

study. In case the student, at the latest on the day stated as the day of admission, does not prove to have met the essential requirements for the admission to study, the Dean renders a

decision on cancelling the decision on conditional admission to study and decides on non-

admission to study.13 In case the student, at the latest on the day stated as the day of

admission, proves to have met the essential requirements for the admission to study, he/she

is considered duly admitted to the chosen study programme.

(4) Copy of the decision on the result of the admission procedure is a part of the admission

procedure file.

Article 7

Publication of the Entrance Exam Results

(1) When an entrance exam for the study programme is held, accordingly on the day of the

entrance exam or the following day at the latest, the Faculty makes the overall result accessible to the applicant via Academic Information System.

(2) On a workday following the day of entrance exam (assessment of entrance exams held

abroad finished) the Faculty announces results of the entrance exam of all the applicants on

its web page and on the official information board of the Faculty as follows: code number of the applicant, overall result of the entrance exam. The results are announced according to

the study programmes and arranged according to the code number of the applicant.

(3) If the entrance exam lasts more days, the results are according to Par.1 accessible to the applicant on the last day of the exam. In case the exam is held outside the Slovak Republic

the result is according to Par.1 accessible to the applicant on the day of assessment of the

exam and the results, according to Par.2, on a workday following the day of assessment of the entrance exam.

(4) The announced information must contain the following note: “The list is for your

information only; conclusive issue is the Dean’s decision on the result of the entrance exam

which shall be delivered via registered post to the applicant only.

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Article 8

Publication of the Entrance Exam Procedure Results

(1) No later than 24 hours after the meeting of the Admission Committee of the Dean of the Faculty, the Faculty publicizes a list of the admitted applicants according to the study

programmes on its official web site and on the official information board of the Faculty.

(2) When the Faculty publicizes a list of the admitted applicants according to the study programmes, only the codes of the admitted applicants are given.

(3) The announced information must contain the following note “The list is for your information

only; conclusive issue is the Dean´s decision on the result of the entrance exam which shall be delivered via registered post to the applicant only.

Article 9

Entrance Exam Procedure File and the Applicant´s Access Thereto

(1) The Faculty is obliged to file the documentation of the Admission Procedure, enrolment to

study and the registration for further parts of study, the transcript of records of the results of study, copies of the documents proving completion of the study and documentation

regarding decisions on academic rights and obligations of a student for the period of at least

25 years since the day of completion of the study.14

(2) The applicant is entitled to access the documentation of his/her admission procedure, within

10 days since the day of delivery of the Dean´s decision. “Providing access” means that the

applicant can read the documentation and make write-offs or extracts.

(3) Only the applicant himself/herself or a person authorized in writing by him/her may access

the documentation. It is possible to provide access to the documentation file in the rooms

reserved at the Faculty provided persons authorized by the Dean are present.

(4) Appropriate conditions and time must be provided for access to the documentation.

(5) If the applicant finds out, that her/his test was not evaluated correctly, or a mistake occurred

in final scoring, he/she shall notify the person who is pursuant to Par.. 3 present at providing

access to the documentation and shall state this fact in the request for review of the decision on non-admission.

Article 10

Review of the Decision on Non-admission

(1) The applicant, who has received the decision on non-admission to study, may apply for a review of such decision. The application must be submitted to the Dean, who made the

decision, within the period of 8 days from the day of the delivery15.

(2) The Dean herself/himself can acquit the application; if he/she finds out that the decision has been made contrary to the law, to the Internal Provisions of CU/the Faculty or to the terms

stated in accordance with Art. 57 Sect. 1 of the Act on Higher Education. Otherwise the

Dean shall refer the application to the Rector together with attached documentation and

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with the written opinion of the Dean of the Faculty to the statements and objections of the applicant, within 15 days from the day of the delivery.

(3) The Rector can change the decision, if it has been made contrary to law, to the Internal

Provisions of CU or to the terms stated in Art.57 Sect.1 of the Act on Higher Education.

Otherwise he/she rejects the request and confirms the previous decision.

(4) Rector´s decision in accordance with Par.2 must contain the statement, reasoning and the instruction that it is not possible to appeal against this decision.

(5) The reply to the application for review of the decision must be sent to the applicant within

30 days from the day of delivery of the decision on non-admission.

(6) The Dean reviews the applicant’s objections arisen during the process of accessing the

documentation or stated in the application for reviewing the decision. If it is proven that the

applicant has been aggrieved by the Faculty fault, the Dean in cooperation with the

Admission Committee are obliged to eliminate such fault and enlist the applicant into the waiting list according to the corrected number of achieved points.

(7) The changes in the documentation file on the admission procedure made pursuant to Par. 6

must be made by the Admission Committee and a record on these changes must be written, signed by the members of the Admission Committee.

(8) If the applicant, after the change made according to Par. 6, is enlisted among those, who

have fulfilled the requirements for admission to a particular study program, the Dean shall change his original decision and shall admit the applicant to the study.

Article 11

Applicant’s Right of Admission to Study and its Termination

(1) Upon the notification of being admitted to study the applicant gets the right to be admitted

to study. The date, place and the manner of admission are stated and announced by the

Faculty.

(2) The Faculty has the right to inquire the information from the applicant whether he/she will

enrol in study. The applicant is obliged to provide this information no later than the beginning of the academic year.

(3) The applicant’s right of admission to study on the ground of the notification terminates, if

he/she gives a negative answer to the question of CU or of the Faculty, whether he/she intends to enrol for the study, or does not provide the answer by the given date.

(4) If the applicant´s right to enrol expires, the Faculty shall cancel the decision by which

another applicant in order, according to admission procedure results, has not been admitted,

and shall issue a new decision on his/her admission to study.

Article 12

Admission Procedure in Case of Students Transferring from Other Higher

Education Institution

(1) The Faculty can allow a student to transfer from other higher education institution only in

case the applicant has been admitted to the other higher education institution for identical

study programme.

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(2) The student can apply for transfer from another higher education institution by the beginning of academic year at the soonest, after having successfully completed the first year of study

and after fulfilling the requirements for the upcoming year of study according to the rules

stated by the higher education institution from which the student wants to transfer.

(3) The transfer is organized in the form of admission procedure in accordance with Art. 58 of

the Act on Higher Education.

(4) The requirements for the admission procedure in case of a transfer are approved by the

Academic Senate of the Faculty as proposed by the Dean of the Faculty. They can be

different from the requirements for the study in the admission procedure which the applicants from secondary schools were obliged to satisfy or the graduates of a degree study

programme when being admitted to the higher grade of study. Unless the Faculty has

approved specific requirements for admission procedure applicable for the transfer from other higher education institution, the requirements for admission to study in respective

academic year apply. Recognition of completed subjects and the transfer of credits are governed by Art. 31.

(5) The application for transfer must be supplemented by the transcript of records and the

syllabus of subjects which the student has successfully passed.

Part III

Study at the Faculty of Medicine CU

Article 13

Grades and Forms of Study at the Faculty, Standard Duration of Study

(1) The Faculty provides, organizes and governs university education in the joined first and

second grade of the study to one whole pursuant to Art. 53 Sect. 3 of the Act on Higher

Education (hereinafter referred to as “Doctor’s study“) and postgraduate Doctoral study as

in the 3rd grade study programme (hereinafter referred to as the “Doctoral study“).

(2) The Faculty might organize the interdisciplinary study programme in cooperation with other universities including universities based outside the territory of the Slovak Republic

(hereinafter referred to as “common study programme“) on behalf of the treaty on the

common study programme, which contains the conditions to the admission to study and conditions of its accomplishment, details about the organization of the study, conferred

academic degrees and information on the documentation to the completion of study16,

conditions of validity of University Internal Regulations for the students of common study

programmes and conditions under which decisions about their academic rights and obligations are made in compliance with Internal Regulations of the University and legal

enactments of the state, in which the study is performed.17

(3) Faculty of Medicine provides the university study according to the accredited study programmes, list of which is announced in a manner pursuant to the binding legal regulations

of the Act.18.

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(4) Dean of the Faculty submits the proposal of study programmes performed at Faculty after the discussion in the Academic Senate of the Faculty for approval to the Scientific Board of

the Faculty.

(5) The study programmes in General Medicine and Dentistry are held exclusively as a full- time form of the study.

(6) The full-time study is organized so, that the study according to the recommended study programme, depending on the study programme in terms of time demands, conforms with the student’s work in the scope of 1500 up to 1800 hours within an academic year, including

individual study and individual creative activity.19

(7) The organization of all stages and forms of the study is based on the credit system pursuant

to the binding legal regulation of Ministry of Education SR20.

(8) The standard duration of the study in the full-time study programmes is

a) six years in the Doctor’s study programmes and

b) four years in the Doctoral study programme.21

(9) For the purposes of tuition payment, first three years of the study in the study programmes

pursuant to Art. 53 Sect. 3 of the Act on Higher Education (hereinafter referred to as "joined study pursuant to Art. 53 Sect. 3") are considered as study programmes of the first stage and

the fourth and further years of the joined study pursuant to Art.53 Sect.3 as a study in the

second stage so that the fourth year of the joined study pursuant to Art. 53 Sect. 3 is considered to be the first year of the study in the study programme of the second stage and

other years as appropriate.22

(10) The standard length of the extramural study in the Doctoral study programme is five years.23

Article 14

Students' Rights and Obligations

(1) The applicant admitted to study at the Faculty acquires the student’s status upon being enrolled for the study programme offered by the Faculty.

(2) The student has mainly the right: a) to study in the study programme to which he/she has been admitted,

b) to create a study plan according to the Study Regulations,

c) to register for the following part of the study programme while adhering to the

obligations determined by the study programme or Study Regulations, d) to choose the pace of study respecting the time and capacity limitations in the particular

study programme, e) to apply, within the framework of his/her study, for admission also to the study at

another university, even abroad (academic mobility),24

f) to take part in the research, development and other creative activities at the Faculty, g) to participate in the foundation and activities of independent associations operating at

the Faculty in accordance with the legal regulations,

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h) to express his/her opinion, at least once a year, on the teachers and the quality of tuition

in the form of an anonymous questionnaire25,

i) to express freely his/her views and comments on university education, j) to obtain information and advisory services connected with his/her study and with the

graduate’s career opportunities, k) if the student is obliged to pay the tuition fees on behalf of the parallel study, the student

can decide in which study programme in the particular academic year he/she will study

for free, if he is entitled to free study, l) to submit a claim to the Dean of the Faculty and its settling; admission, registration,

investigation, settling of claims and to follow the measure taken to corrections regulated

by a special regulation26,

m) to review the Dean’s decision on expelling from study for not satisfying the

requirements and duties, which arise from the study programme and Study Regulation

of the Faculty, n) to review the Dean’s decision on expelling from study for deceptive acting at the

entrance exams.

(3) The student is mainly obliged a) to abide by Internal Regulations of the Faculty and its integrated parts, b) to protect and use economically the Faculty’s property, resources and services,

c) to pay the tuition and other fees related to the study, directly to the Faculty within the

time of their maturity and to provide correct information necessary for their determination,

d) to provide the Faculty at which he/she is enrolled with the address to which respective

documents and other information should be sent, or the change of the address,

e) to appear in person when called upon in writing to do so by Rector, Dean or other

authorized person of the Comenius University or Faculty, f) in case of simultaneous study, to inform the Faculty in writing on the decision in which

study programme he/she intends to study free of charge, by September 30 of respective academic year,

g) properly prepare for instruction and all forms of study check (examinations), fulfil tasks

assigned by the teacher in time and properly, have learning aids duly prepared according to the teacher’s instructions,

h) follow good manners, mainly in behaviour towards teachers and other employees of the

Faculty.

(4) In compliance with the law, the bodies of academic self-administration have the right to decide, in the name of the Comenius University, on the issues of academic rights and

obligations of the students enrolled in the study in accordance with the study programmes

organized at the Faculty.

(5) Every student of the Faculty automatically becomes a member of the Faculty’s and of the Comenius University’s academic community.

(6) The student can be subject to a disciplinary measure for any infringement of the law, the

Statutes of the Comenius University or of the Faculty, or for any violation of the public

order.

(7) The details of the disciplinary proceedings are regulated in the Disciplinary Rules of CU or Disciplinary Rules of the Faculty.

25Sect. 70 Par. 1 of the Act on Higher Education. 26Act No. 9/2010 Coll. on Complaints.

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Article 15

Study Advisor, Doctoral Student's Supervisor and Mobility Coordinator

(1) Study Advisors appointed and recalled by Dean from the university teachers act to provide the advisory services for students at the Faculty. It is within Dean’s authority to appoint more

Study Advisors.

(2) The Supervisor of a Doctoral student (hereinafter referred to as "Supervisor"):

a) for a particular field of study or study programme of the Doctoral study programme might be a Faculty teacher of CU or other professional from practice, after approval by respective Scientific Board. The rules for approval of Supervisors are stated in the

Internal Regulation27,

b) for topics listed by an extramural educational institution it might be a person approved

by this institution. Extramural educational institution provides the Scientific Board with scientific-pedagogical characteristics of their Supervisors.

(3) The Supervisor professionally leads a Doctoral student during his/her Doctoral study. The

Supervisor fulfils the following tasks:

a) in cooperation with a Doctoral student compiles an individual study programme of a Doctoral student and submits it for approval to a Subject Area Board,

b) regulates and professionally guarantees fulfilment of the study programme of a Doctoral

student and checks fulfilment of his/her pedagogical activities, c) defines the scope of the project of the dissertation thesis and refines its topic together

with a Doctoral student,

d) grants a Doctoral student assigned number of credits for completed phases of the

individual study of scientific literature and scientific part of the study plan, if they were

defined in the study programme,

e) submits yearly evaluation of the Doctoral student to the Dean, f) submits a proposal to expel the Doctoral student from the Doctoral study to the Dean,

expresses his/her opinion on the Doctoral student’s request to interrupt the study and

request to change the study programme within the framework of the same field of study

or related field of study, g) recommends the Doctoral student in the case of his/her interest in study internship in

other domestic or foreign institutions of science, education or research,

h) elaborates the opinion on the dissertation thesis and working characteristic of his/her Doctoral student,

i) ensures consultations with other professionals for a Doctoral student, if necessary,

j) participates in the dissertation exam of the Doctoral student and defence of his/her dissertation thesis and has the right to give his/her opinion.

(4) In order to secure the students’ mobility Dean appoints a Faculty coordinator (a vice- Dean)

from the university teachers, whose task is, in cooperation with the Department of

International Relations and the Study Department of the Rector’s Office CU, to organize international cooperation in the area of education, dealing with the task involved in sending

and accepting students, and provision of advisory services concerning the study possibilities.

27Rector's Directive No. 9/2002 The rules for Approval of Supervisors for the Doctoral Study at CU.

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Article 16 - cancelled by Annex No 3

Foreign Students' Study

(1) Foreign citizens can study at the Faculty as paying students, as students awarded the grant from the government, as students participating in an exchange programme agreed upon

between the Government of the Slovak Republic, the Comenius University or the Faculty

and a foreign partner, on the basis of an agreement at the level of the rectors, ministers, or the Government of the Slovak Republic.

(2) The rights and obligations of the paying students, including the payments for the tuition and

the extent of other services provided by the Faculty, are contained in the contract signed by

both parties involved, i.e. the statutory representative of the University and the student or

his/her authorized representative. The rights and obligations of the students having a

different nationality are the same as those of the Slovak students unless stated otherwise in

the contract.

(3) Before being enrolled, the student must submit the documents and provide proof of payment of the fees set forth in the contract referred to in the previous article.

(4) The study for paying students the Faculty provides in the Slovak and English language. The

students studying in the English language shall be obliged, before the start of the clinical

disciplines (by the end of the 4th semester) to prove their knowledge of the Slovak language sufficient for communicating with the patients.

(5) Foreign students other than paying students or students studying within the framework of

international agreements and exchange programmes shall study only in the Slovak language.

Their rights and obligations are the same as for the Slovak students.

(6) Foreigners and paying students can be admitted in the form of a transfer under the same terms as the other students (Art. 12).

Part IV

Organization of the Study at the Faculty

Article 17

Schedule of Studies

(1) The academic year begins on September 1 of the current year and ends on August 31 of the

following year.

(2) The Doctoral study may also start at the beginning of the second semester of the academic

year.

(3) The academic year is divided into the winter semester and the summer semester.

(4) Each semester consists of the educational part and the examination period, in the Doctoral

study it also consists of the scientific part.

(5) Each semester consists of 14 weeks of teaching; the 10th semester of the programme of

general medicine has 15 weeks of teaching. The tuition is organized also in the form of

teaching in blocks. The Rector states, after the discussion in the Rector’s Board of CU, a unified schedule of study for the following academic year by 31 January at the latest.

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(6) The study schedule for Doctoral study programmes may differ from the schedule of the study stated by the Rector of CU. After the discussion in the administration of the Faculty, the

Dean of the Faculty states it at the latest by 28 February for the following academic year.

Article 18

Organization of Enrolment for Study

(1) A detailed arrangement of relations which arise at the enrolment for study is covered in Art. 1 of the Amendment No.1: General Rules of Enrolment to Study, Recording and Reviewing

Study Results at the faculties of CU.

(2) The enrolment is organized by the Study Department or other unit authorised to deal with

administration of the study agenda.

(3) A part of the documentation of enrolment for the Doctoral study is also approved individual

study plan of the Doctoral student (pursuant to Art. 20).

(4) Students of other faculties or universities can register a subject at the Faculty after approval

of the Dean, or entrusted coordinator, under the condition that the student has completed

specified prerequisites and unless it is restrained by an insufficient teaching capacity.

(5) If the subject, which the students register for, has limited capacity (due to spacial, personnel

of other reasons), students are allowed to register in this order of priority:

a) students of their own Faculty, for whom the subject is compulsory (recommended in a

given semester in accordance with the study programme plan) and students of other

universities, who register for the subject as compulsory on the basis of agreement on the study,

b) students of their own Faculty, for whom the subject is compulsory elective, c) students of other CU faculties for whom the subject is compulsory elective on the basis

of agreement between faculties,

d) students of other CU faculties for whom the subject is optional, e) students of other universities for whom the subject is optional.

Article 19

Credit System of the Study

(1) The credit system enables to evaluate the student’s load connected with completion of the

individual study units of the study programme - the study subjects (hereinafter referred to as

the “subjects“) by means of the credit points, helps the university to open itself from the inside, supports the students’ mobility and provides the student with the possibility to

participate in the compilation of his/her study programme.

(2) The credit points are numerical values allocated to the subjects which characterize the amount of the work necessary for their successful completion.

(3) The student’s standard load during an academic year in the full-time form of the study is 60

credit points, i.e. 30 credit points per a semester.

(4) The student’s standard load during the whole academic year in the extramural form of the

Doctoral study is 48 credit points.

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(5) The student gains credit points after successful completion of the subject. It is possible to gain the credit points for the subject in question only once within the course of studies.

(6) The credit points gained for completion of subjects are collected (added up, accumulated).

One of the conditions for continuing in the study after a predetermined control stage is the gaining of the necessary sum total of the credit points prescribed by the study programme.

(7) The total number of the credit points required for the due completion of the study is:

a) in the joined first and second stage pursuant to Art. 53 Sect. 3 of the Act on Higher Education, 360 credit points, when the standard length of the study is 6 years and

b) in the Doctoral study, in full-time form of the study, 240 credit points, when the standard

length of the study is four years; in the extramural form of the study 240 credit points, when the standard length of the study is five years.

(8) During the study the Doctoral student gains credits for these activities:

a) completion of the study part, which consists of namely specialized doctoral lectures and

seminars according to the study programme of the Doctoral student. The study part is completed by passing the dissertation exam. The Doctoral student gains 20 credit points

for successfully passed dissertation exam. The Doctoral student has the chance to

register for supplementary subjects which are offered by faculties in their study programmes, especially master (doctoral) study unless he/she had already completed

these subjects in the previous level of higher education. Study of supplementary subjects

and individual study of the scientific and professional literature do not compensate the completion of compulsory lectures and seminars stated in the study plan of the Doctoral

student, nor does performance of teaching activities at university,

b) independent creative research (publications, completion of the research work phase

defined in the individual study plan etc.) related to the dissertation thesis,

c) teaching activities at university or Faculty (e.g. conducting practicals) and therapeutical

preventive activity at workplaces of medical faculties; possibly other practical activities performed at the Faculty or a similar facility, if required by the nature of the study.

Credit values for these activities are determined by faculties in their Internal Regulations

(this provision does not refer to Doctoral students in part- time form of study), d) a Doctoral student gains 30 credit points for the dissertation thesis and its defence. The

student must gain credit points in the structure stated by the Study Programme.

(9) Educational activities in the framework of the Doctoral study pursuant to Par. 8 Letter a) and b) are mutually irreplaceable. Within his/her study a Doctoral student is obligated to gain at

least 40 credit points for educational activities as stated in Par. 8 Letter a) and 40 credit

points for creative activities as stated in Par. 8 Letter b).

(10) If a student performs part of his/her studies at a different faculty or higher education

institution in Slovakia or abroad on the basis of a Study Agreement28 (within academic

mobility), the credit points gained shall be included (transferred) in his score on the basis of

the transcript of the study results issued to the student by the Faculty or university where he

gained such credit points. The credit transfer does not mean automatic recognition of a subject completion from the study programme the student has been enrolled to. Decision on

recognition of a subject completion instead of a subject from the study programme is made

by the Dean preceded by the reference of the relevant subject guarantor upon the student’s particular written request. Provisions of Article 31 are applied accordingly.

28Sect. 7 Par. 1 Letter b) of the Decree No. 614/2002 Coll. of Ministry of Education SR on the Credit System of

Study.

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Article 20

Study Programme, Study Plan, Study Documents

(1) The study programme is a set of educational activities and a set of rules compiled with the aim of enabling successful completion of the given educational activities, while abiding by

the rules set forth, which would enable the student to acquire university education29.

(2) The study programme is specified by essentials stated in the Act on Higher Education.30

(3) Terms of performing a common study programme are specified in an agreement on cooperation concluded by the cooperating faculties.

(4) The integrated part of the tuition of a subject in the duration of one semester is defined as a

“course“. If the SP splits the subject in several courses, they are marked by consecutive

numbers (“course 1”, “course 2”, etc.).

(5) The SP contains a list of titles and scope of all the compulsory and obligatory optional subjects/courses. In order to graduate in a particular discipline and to be awarded the

respective degree the student must complete all the compulsory subjects/courses and at least

the minimum prescribed number of the obligatory optional subjects/courses by the SP. The SP also determines which subjects/courses are completed by examination.

(6) The Doctoral study programme consists of the study part completed by a dissertation

examination, the research part and the defence of dissertation thesis. If the Doctoral student has chosen the topic of his/her dissertation announced by the extramural educational

institution, the agreement between CU or Faculty and the institution also includes conditions

for carrying out the study part of Doctoral study.31

(7) Part of the study programme is a standard study programme designed so that the student

shall meet requirements for successful completion of the study corresponding to the standard length of the study by its performance.

(8) The student’s study programme determines the time and content sequence of subjects and

the forms of assessment of student’s achievements.

(9) The Doctoral study is carried out according to individual study plan designed by the student

himself in cooperation with his/her Supervisor and the Supervisor submits it for approval to

the Subject Area Board. Individual study plan consists of the study part and the research part and includes also dates, when the Doctoral student shall complete particular subjects and the

dissertation examination.

(10) An approved individual study plan of the Doctoral student is part of the Doctoral student’s

documentation which is registered with the Department of Scientific – Research Activities,

Doctoral study and Foreign Relations FM CU (hereinafter Dpt. of SRA, PhDS and FR). The Doctoral student submits his/her study plan at the Dpt. of SRA, PhDS and FR at the latest

by the end of October of the academic year, in which he/she commenced his/her study, or in

case of any change in Doctoral study.

(11) Study documents include:

a) Student Identity Card (ISIC),

b) Study Credit Book (the Index), c) Transcript of Study Results and

29Sect. 51 Par. 2 of the Act on Higher Education. 30Sect. 51 Par. 4 of the Act on Higher Education. 31Sect. 54 Par. 12 of the Act on Higher Education.

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d) Log Book of clinical practice.

(12) Study Credit Book (the Index) is a compulsory study document, where the subjects/courses and the results of the control of the study successfulness or the study achievements shall be

recorded32. The details on the content of the study documents are governed by Art. 67 of the Act on Higher Education.

Article 21

Subjects of the Study Programme and Education Activities

(1) The study programme is split into the study subjects. The subject is formed by particular

independent education activities or their combination (Sect.8) focused on providing

education in the selected part.

(2) Each subject/course is distinctly identified within the Faculty by its code and title, and is designed as one-semester course. The basic data on the nature of the subject/course are given

in the Course Unit Information Sheet.33

(3) The subjects/courses included in the study programme are divided into the following types: a) compulsory - their completion in its entirety is a prerequisite for the successful

completion of part of the SP or the entire SP,

b) obligatory optional - they illustrate the nature of the study and enable the student, together with elective subjects/courses, to adjust his/her study plan to his/her individual

needs,

c) elective - they are the remaining subjects in the SP as well as the subjects in other study

programmes.

(4) The compulsory and the obligatory optional subjects are usually taught at the Faculty, at

which the particular study programme is organized. Subjects taught at another Faculty can be enlisted into the compulsory subjects, when agreed upon the Dean of this Faculty.

(5) A student enrols in the elective subjects from among elective subjects within his/her study

programme, but also from among other study programmes of other faculties or universities within the valid regulations.

(6) The subjects/courses in the study programme are divided according to the linkage as follows:

a) subjects with no linkage; enrolment of such subject is not determined by completion of

another subject,

b) subjects determined by completion of other subjects – completion of such subject is

possible only after successful completion of another subject or subjects - prerequisites.

(7) Part of the study according to each study programme is the final thesis, which together with

its defence comprises one subject; defence of the final thesis is part of State Examination.

(8) The principal teaching methods (of education) are:

a) lectures - the content of lectures is a subject of examinations and supplement the content

of textbooks,

32Sect. 67 Par. 3 of the Act on Higher Education. 33Pattern of Course Unit Information Sheet is listed in the Decree No.614/2002 Coll. of Ministry of Education

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b) seminars - classes are conducted in the form of a dialogue with active involvement of students, attendance is compulsory and is a condition for granting the credit points,

c) practical classes and clinical training - a student acquires practical skills and experience.

Practical classes and clinical training are compulsory and their completion is a condition for granting the credit points,

d) compulsory clinical practice - serves for acquiring knowledge, skills, and for verifying

theoretical knowledge in practice and is a condition for granting the credit points,

e) final thesis - is compulsory and its defence is part of State Examination accomplishment.

(9) Supplementary teaching methods are:

a) consultations – the Head of the institute/clinic can work out a schedule of consultations,

their time and venue, and the name of a teacher conducting them

b) optional seminars - deepen and extend the students’ knowledge by discussion and by

their active involvement,

c) work within the students’ scientific and research activities - it is directed to education of the student in the area of methodology of scientific activity and creative research,

d) other optional classes - they are proposed by the Head of the institute/clinic or by the

Head of another department in addition to the prescribed study programme. The Head

of the institute/clinic is obligated to inform the Study Department in writing.

(10) A subject of the Study Programme can be taught in various ways concurrently. Unless it is set out in the Study Programme otherwise, the teaching method is determined by the subject

guarantor.

(11) The practical classes of theoretical subjects/courses are held in groups of no more than 12 students. The clinical training in clinical subjects is held in groups of no more than 6

students. The clinical training in dental medicine subjects/courses and the subject of Family

Medicine are held in groups of no more than 2 students. The clinical training in the subject/course Obstetrics and Gynaecology is held in groups of no more than 3 students.

(12) The compulsory clinical practice of students is part of the tuition (in the time and in the

subjects assigned in the Study Programme). The student is obligated to perform the

compulsory clinical practice in full extent according to the developed contents in the period after finishing the summer semester teaching weeks and by 31 August of the relevant

academic year; in exceptional cases the subject guarantor can permit performing of the

compulsory clinical practice also out of the set period. Completion of the practice is the condition for granting the credit points.

(13) The student is obligated to accomplish all entities of the study programme contained in the

Course Unit Information Sheet.34 The teacher shall excuse the absence on the entities of the

study program from the reason of incapacity to work or from the reason of other obstacles to work on the side of the student (the public function performance, the civil service

performance of general interest, maternity and parent leave, quarantine, attending to a sick

family member, examination or treatment in a medical facility, birth of the student’s wife’s child, accompanying a family member to a medical facility, death of a family member, the

student’s own wedding or the wedding of the student’s parent, unexpected breakdown of

transport or delay of public transport means, moving house), that the student can prove by supporting documentation. The teacher can require working out a substitute assignment

performed by the student as a compensation for his/her absence at the tuition.

34Sect. 62 Par. 2 of the Act on Higher Education and Sect. 4 Par. 1, Annex No. 1 of the Decree ME SR No.

614/2002 Coll. on the Credit System of Study as amended.

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(14) In case of a re-enrolment in the subject/course pursuant to Article 22 Par. 5 and 7, based on a written student’s application, the teacher can, in reasonable cases, recognize the attendance

at all or some educational activities, which the student completed within the first enrolment

in the subject/course without compensation.

(15) The Doctoral student is obligated to accomplish all entities of the study programme in

compliance with the study programme and individual study plan: a) The study part of the Doctoral study consists especially of lectures, seminars and

individual study of professional literature required with regard to the focus of the

dissertation thesis (self-study). b) The research part of the Doctoral study consists of individual or team research work of

the Doctoral student, relating to the dissertation topic and is professionally guaranteed

by the Supervisor.

c) Part of the Doctoral study in the full-time form is to perform teaching activities or other

professional activities related to teaching to the extent of maximum four hours per week, on average, per academic year in which the teaching takes place.

Article 22

Enrolment and Subject Completion

(1) Through enrolment a student compiles his/her study plan for the next study year. The

enrolment regulations for the study at the FM CU are stated in the Appendix 1 Art. 1 of these

Study Regulations.

(2) The dates of enrolment are made public on notice boards and on the website of the Faculty.

(3) The Vice-Dean for educational activities can allow a student an alternate date of enrolment

if a student’s requests so in writing explaining his/her serious reasons.

(4) The student is obligated to appear in person to the enrolment in the first year of study. At

the enrolment to higher grades the student can authorize a proxy with a notarized

commission with notarised signature.

(5) In the Index the student enrols all subjects in accordance with the Study Programme of a particular study year and academic year, and repeated (transferred) courses from the

previous study year as well.

(6) In each year of study the student is obligated to enrol in and successfully complete the

subjects/courses worth at least 48 credit points. Maximum value of registered credits in one

academic year shall not exceed 1.5 fold of student’s standard workload in full-time form of

study. Due to serious reasons and upon the student’s written request the Dean may grant permission to a student of full-time form of study to enrol in subjects with credit points

exceeding 1.5 fold of student’s standard workload. Decision of the Dean on granting or non-

granting the permission to register credits exceeding 1.5 fold of student’s standard workload in full-time form of study is final and no legal remedy is permissible.

(7) The enrolled compulsory subject which has not been completed successfully by the student must be re-enrolled again in the following study year. After the second failure to complete a re-enrolled (transferred) subject the student is expelled from study in compliance with the

law35.

35Sect. 66 Par. 1 Letter c) of the Act on Higher Education.

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(8) The student is obligated to complete the subjects/courses transferred from the 5th academic year to the 6th academic year at the latest by 31st October in the academic year, which they

have been enrolled in. In case of not having completed the transferred subjects/courses the

student is expelled from study in compliance with the law.

(9) The student can re-enrol the same subject once only. Within a re-enrolled (transferred)

subject the student has the right to one regular examination date and one re-examination date. The re-examination is held in the presence of a committee.

(10) A student can be duly enrolled in the further year of study after having completed minimum

of 48 credit points stated by the Study Programme for a particular study year.

(11) Student Identity Card validation is also part of the enrolment.

Article 23

Recording, Control and Assessment of Study Results

(1) Detailed stipulation of relations arising within recording and control of the study are listed

in Article 2 of the Appendix 1 of these Study Regulations of the FM CU: General Rules of

Enrolment to study, of Recording and Control of the Study Results at the FM CU.

(2) Assessment of the student’s study results within the study of a subject/course (hereinafter

referred to as “assessment of the subject“) is performed especially by: a) continuous assessment of the study results during teaching period of the given study

period (check questions, written tests, assignments for individual work, seminar papers,

review papers, etc.), so-called course assessment (CE). Course assessment is performed the last day of tuition of a particular study group at the latest,

b) examination (E) for the given study period; a written test is a compulsory part of each

examination,

c) gaining credits (GC) for completion of a subject.

(3) Examinations are held in the following periods: in case of non-block tuition in the

examination period, in case of block tuition after the tuition has finished and in the

examination period.

(4) The student can take an examination three times at the most. The following is distinguished:

regular examination date, 1st re-sit examination date and 2nd re-sit examination date. When

repeating a subject/course the student has two examination dates: regular and 1st re-sit examination date.

(5) The examination of a block subject/course is held within the last three days of the week

following the week when the block tuition was performed. If such a week determined for revising for the examination and its performance is not set in the schedule, then examination

is held in the days of the week following the end of the block tuition. A student who

could not take part in the respective block subject/course examination for any reason, or who failed the examination, unless the subject guarantor states otherwise, can re-sit this

examination only in the regular examination period.

(6) Revising for examination is not the reason to be excused from the compulsory tuition.

Compulsory tuition on the day of the examination must be compensated. It is considered as

an excused absence.

(7) The content of the examination is determined by the subject guarantor. A student is obligated

to manage the scope of the study curriculum prescribed by the subject guarantor.

(8) The form of the examination is approved by the Dean at the beginning of the semester on

proposal of the subject guarantor who supervises such methods of examining that allow

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the objective course of the examination and objective assessment of student’s knowledge, abilities and skills.

(9) An examination can have the following forms or their combinations:

a) oral,

b) written (test or written work), c) practical.

(10) Particular way of control of the study and the way of assessment is announced by a relevant teacher on the web page of an institute/clinic by the first day of the beginning of the

semester.

(11) Publisizing the list of examination questions is provided by the Head of the Institute/Clinic

at least one month before the first possible date of the examination in the particular

subject/course, in data form, on the web page of the Faculty or teaching workplace in

accordance with Par. 23 of this Article.

(12) If there are practical classes, seminars or clinical training in a certain subject, full attendance is the condition for granting credit points and condition for taking an examination. The

institute/clinic must not examine any student who did not attend the classes.

(13) The examiner is a professor, an associate professor (reader) of a particular subject

exceptionally also other teachers (committee) appointed by the Dean on proposal of the

Head.

(14) At an oral examination the number of students per a teacher in a day cannot exceed 10 except

for the extraordinary situation when the number of examined students is within the scope of

the Head of the workplace.

(15) The student can be examined only after submitting the Index or Student Identity Card (ISIC).

(16) Examinations are held on workdays only. If an exam consists of two or more parts it is

possible to divide it into two days.

(17) The Head of the workplace states the sufficient number of examination dates in particular

subjects as follows:

a) for subjects/courses taught during the whole semester the dates are stated, and evenly

set into the examination period after the agreement with the representatives of students (ASSR). The minimum number of examined students is at least 1.5 times the total

number of students who are obliged to sit for the examination. The dates of examinations

are made public by the workplace in the Academic Information System (hereinafter referred to as AIS),

b) for courses/subjects taught in blocks the dates are stated in the period immediately after

finishing the block tuition and in the examination period as follows: in the last three days of the week following the week in which the block tuition was held, the number of

examination dates is at least 1.2 times the number of students in a particular study block

(if such a week set for an examination preparation and its taking is not included in the schedule, then the dates are stated on those days in the week which follow the end of

block tuition). During the examination period the number of examination dates is at

least 0.4 times the number of the students in the study programme within the year and the dates are set after an agreement with students’ representatives. The dates of

examinations following immediately after block tuition

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are released by the Head no later than on the day of beginning of the block tuition and all other dates in AIS in the examination period,

c) between the release of the dates of examinations in AIS and the possibility of signing

up for the date, at least 3 workdays must pass. Beginning of signing up for the date of examinations is set at 9 p.m.

(18) A student signs up for an examination and signs out electronically via Academic Information

System AIS.

(19) A student may request the Head of Institute/Clinic to excuse the absence at the examination

also in case AIS already does not enable him/her to sign out electronically or for serious reasons, especially for health reasons, also on the day of the exam and no later than 5

workdays from the designated time of the examination by submitting a medical certificate.

If he/she fails doing so and does not present serious reasons, he/she will be assessed with the grade FX.

(20) A student draws his/her examination questions in the precise version as posted except for

the examination or its part at which all examined students are given the same tasks (e.g.

written test).

(21) In case of cheating during the examination, the examiner stops the examination and gives

the student a failing grade FX.

(22) If a student does not attend the examination, the grade FX is put into AIS; further procedure

is in accordance with Par. 19.

(23) A student cannot be examined three times or in case of repeating a course twice, by the same

examiner. Upon the request of the student, the Head or the subject director the Dean can assign the taking of the examination in the presence of a committee in case the student did

not utilize all given dates of examination. This committee is appointed by the Dean.

(24) In case of suspected breach of the Study Regulations or the lack of objectivity of the

examiner, the student has the right to submit his/her complaint in writing to the Dean. The examiner has the right to get acquainted with it and to express his/her opinion on the content

of the complaint. The Dean will decide about further steps after consideration of the

complaint.

(25) The examiner shall record the result of a successfully passed examination in the Index in

block capital letter and in written words together with the date of the examination and the

examiner‘s signature. Identical result of the examination is recorded by the examiner in AIS.

The examiner does not record the failing grade (FX) in the student’s Index, he/she records it

in Academic information System AIS only.

Article 24

Grading Scale and Weighted StudyAverage

(1) To evaluate the study results in the CU the following scale consisting of six classification

levels is applied:

A - excellent (outstanding results) (numeric value 1)

B - very good (above average) (1.5)

C - good (average score) (2)

D - satisfactory (acceptable results) (2.5)

E - sufficient (results only meet the minimum criteria) (3) FX - insufficient (results do not meet even minimum criteria) (4).

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(2) The evaluation (grade, classification level) reflects the quality of acquired knowledge or skills in accordance with the aim of subject given in the Course Unit Information Sheet.

(3) The subject/course is successfully completed if a student is evaluated by grades from A to

E. A student gains credit points for a successfully passed subject/course only.

(4) A student who was evaluated in the subject/course with the grade FX has the right to re-sit

the examination twice provided that he/she had met the requirements for continuous evaluation. A student does not have the right to correct or compensate possibilities for

fulfilment of requirements of continuous assessment if such possibility is not specified in

the Course Unit Information Sheet or if the teacher does not specify something else at the beginning of the semester or unless specified otherwise in the Study Regulations of the

Faculty. In case the student does not fulfil the requirements for continuous evaluation, he/she

is evaluated by grade FX without a possibility to take part in the final examination. When the subject is re-enrolled, a student has the right, under the same conditions, to re-sit for the

examination once only.

(5) Subjects / courses that the student enrolled in and did not take, e.g. if he/she did not

participate in the final assessment or did not take part in mandatory training activities (lessons) listed in the Course Unit Information Sheet and the teacher did not excuse his/her

absence (see Art. 21. Par. 13), at the end of the examination period, are assessed by the grade

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(6) For assessment of overall student’s results, Weighted Study Average (WSA) is used.

Weighted Study Average for an academic year/semester is established as follows: for all

subjects enrolled in particular academic year/semester, credit evaluation pertaining to the

subject is multiplied by the numeric value of the grade (Section 1). The values acquired are

counted. The total is divided by the total of credit points for respective period, the result equals WSA. It also includes those subjects evaluated by mark “4” which a student enrolled

in and they were evaluated with the grade FX or which the student enrolled in and did not

complete and thus they were evaluated with the grade FX in accordance with Par.5.

(7) Weighted Study Average for the whole study is calculated similarly as it is stated in Par. 6,

but only successfully passed subjects are calculated.

(8) WSA is used mainly in competitive interviews required by capacity limits of teaching

process, for decision-making, granting scholarships, providing accommodation at the

Student Hostel and the like.

Article 25

Control Stages of Study

(1) If the student (except for a doctoral student) wants to continue the study, he/she has to: a) demonstrate successful completion of at least two compulsory subjects and obtaining at

least 15 credits at the end of the first semester,

b) in each year of the study, for winter and summer semesters, obtain at least 48 credits for

successfully completed subjects / courses of the standard study programme for the given year of the study,

c) successfully complete re-enrolled subjects / courses within the deadline stipulated for

the current schedule of the study, or by date as stated in Art. 22 Par.8.

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(2) In the academic year during which the student interrupted the study or participated in duly approved academic mobility lasting only a part of the academic year (see also Art. 31),

he/she must meet the conditions according to Par. 1) adequately.

(3) In the full-time Doctoral study the Doctoral student is obliged to gain at least 40 credit points for each following academic year. In the part-time Doctoral study the Doctoral student is

obliged to obtain at least 30 credit points and a maximum of 1.25 fold of the standard

workload for each academic year.

(4) Failure to accomplish conditions stated in Par. 3 is the reason for the Supervisor to submit

to the Dean, in the annual evaluation (Par. 5), a proposal on expulsion of the Doctoral student from Doctoral study.

(5) At the end of each academic year of the Doctoral study the Supervisor submits to the Dean

annual evaluation of accomplishment of the Doctoral student’s Study Programme (including the number of credits allocated), stating whether his/her continuation in the study is or is not

recommended. The Supervisor evaluates the status and level of accomplishing the Doctoral student’s Study Programme, meeting deadlines, and, if necessary, submits a proposal to

adjust the individual study plan of the Doctoral student. The Dean decides on the basis of

the annual evaluation of the Doctoral student whether the Doctoral student can continue his/her studies, as well as of any possible changes in his/her study programme.

Article 26

Final Thesis

(1) Final thesis at the Faculty is the diploma thesis or the Dissertation thesis.

(2) In the diploma thesis, the student is supposed to demonstrate his/her abilities to work

creatively in the chosen study discipline completed within his/her study programme. Defending the Doctoral thesis the student shall demonstrate his/her readiness for individual

scientific and creative work.

(3) The principal characteristic, which the final thesis has to contain, shall be regulated by the

Internal Provision of CU issued by the Rector37.

(4) The final thesis is written under the guidance of the thesis Supervisor(the Supervisor).

(5) The final thesis shall be reviewed by the opponent (or opponents in case of the Doctoral

study). The opponent elaborates a written review of the final thesis.

(6) The student who has elaborated the final thesis has the right to be acquainted with the

reviews of the thesis (review of the thesis Supervisor and the opponent/opponents) three

workdays before the defence at the latest.

(7) The defence of the final thesis is considered to be a State Examination.

(8) The result of the final thesis shall be evaluated by the grades from A to FX.

(9) If the thesis Supervisor or the opponent/opponents are not members of the Examining Board,

they shall be invited to the defence of the final thesis and have the right to express their opinion in assessment.

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(10) The final thesis can be elaborated in the Slovak or Czech languages, if approved by the Dean, in another language, usually English. In case the thesis is written in another language, this

thesis shall contain a summary in the Slovak language in scope of one page at least.

(11) The student shall submit the final thesis as stated in Par. 1 of this Article to the Academic Library of CU in the electronic form for purpose of its archiving, bibliographic registration and accessing. Manner and conditions of accessing are stipulated by Internal Provision of

CU issued by the Rector 38.

Article 27

State Examinations

(1) Passing the State Examination or State Examinations is one of the conditions for successful

completion of the study programme. The State Examination cannot consist of the final thesis

defence only.

(2) The State Examination may consist of several subjects of the State Examination.

(3) The condition of duly completed Doctoral study is passing the Dissertation examination and the Dissertation thesis defence which are subjects of the State Examination.

(4) The State Examination can be carried out after the student has met the obligations set out in

the study programme: a) has successfully completed all prescribed compulsory subjects, except for the State

Examination,

b) has successfully completed compulsory optional subjects in the structure set out in the study programme,

c) has submitted the final thesis, d) has settled all financial obligations towards the Faculty and university, particularly

tuition fee and payments associated with the study39.

(5) The date/ dates of the State Examination is stated by the Dean in accordance with the schedule of the study.

(6) If a student cannot take part in the State Examination because of serious reasons, and he/she

apologizes in advance or within 5 days after the date of the State Examination, the Dean may state an alternate date for the State Examination. If the student is absent from the examination

on the stated date without any apology or if the Dean does not accept the reason of the

apology he/she is assessed with a failing grade.

(7) The re-sit of examination (alternate) dates of the State Examinations as well as defences of the diploma theses are stated by the Dean after full implementation of all regular terms

offered for the current academic year as follows:

a) 1st re-sit date is stated by the Dean so that the interval between the last regular date of the State Examination in June and 1st re-sit date is at least 14 days.

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CU 39In accordance with valid Internal Regulation of CU which stipulates the tuition fees and other fees connected

with the study at CU for the respective academic year.

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b) 2nd re-sit date is stated by the Dean in accordance with the approved schedule of the study in the month of August. The interval between the 1st re-sit date of the State

Examination and 2nd re-sit date of the State Examination must be at least 40 days.

(8) The State Examination takes place in front of the Examining Board (hereinafter referred as “Board”).

(9) University teachers in the positions of professors and associate professors /readers/ and other experts approved by the Scientific Board are authorised to examine at the State

Examination.40

(10) Members of the Board are appointed by the Dean in accordance with the Act on Higher

Education41 from persons authorised to examine. The Board has at least 4 members. The

Chair of the Board is a university teacher with the academic title of a professor or associate

professor of the respective Faculty. Board can make decisions provided its Chair and at least

two more members are present.

(11) The course of the State Examination and announcement of results are public. Board makes

decision on results of the State Examination at the closed session.

(12) Particular subjects of the State Examination are evaluated by grades from A to FX.

(13) The overall evaluation of the State Examination is: “passed with honours”, passed“, “failed”.

(14) A student is classified “passed with honours” if he/she obtained only A or B in the individual

subjects of the state examination on regular dates while number of assessments B may not

prevail A assessments.

(15) A student is classified as “passed” if he/she does not fulfil criteria according to Par. 14 and

he/she has not obtained FX grade from any of the subjects even on the last possible date according to Par.17.

(16) If any subject of the State Examination was evaluated with FX grade, even at the last possible

date according to Par.17, the overall result of the State Examination is “failed”.

(17) If a student did not take part in the State Examination or he/she failed, he/she can take it on

the nearest alternate date (re-sit) stated for the examination. The student must submit a request for the re-sit date of State Examination in writing. The student repeats only that part

of the State Examination in which he/she was evaluated with a failing grade (FX). A student

can re-sit for the State Examination only twice; on the latest possible date as stated in Art.33

Par. 6 of the Study Regulations.

Article 28

Overall Evaluation of Study

(1) Overall assessment of successfully completed study is evaluated by two grades:

a) passed with honours,

b) passed.

(2) If a student achieved Weighted Study Average (WSA) better than 1.3 (without assessment

of the State Examination subjects), and passed the State Examination with the result

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“passed with honours” within the regular date, he/she is evaluated in accordance with Par.1a.

(3) If the requirements stated in Par 2 are not satisfied, he/she is evaluated in accordance with

Par.1 Letter b.

Article 29

Change of Study Programme within Comenius University.

(1) At the Faculty it is not possible to allow change of the study programme of General

Medicine into the study programme of Dentistry and vice versa.

(2) In case a student from other Faculty of the CU requests in writing for the change of the study

within the same study discipline the approval of both Deans is required. The Dean of the Faculty, at which the student shall study after the change, shall ask for the Rector’s approval.

(3) The student is obliged to fulfil the conditions determined by the new study programme to

complete the study successfully.

(4) The student can ask for the change of study programme only after successful completion of

the 1st year of the study, i.e. at least after satisfying the requirements stated in Art. 25.

(5) In case of change of the Doctoral study programme or change in the form of Doctoral study

a decision on transfer of credits and recognition of the subjects shall be made by the Dean after the statement of the Subject Area Board provided it is in accordance with the new study

plan of the Doctoral student. Otherwise, recognition of subjects and transfer of credits are

governed by Art. 31.

(6) The Dean, after assessing the study completed at other university or faculty, will place the

student to a relevant class and prescribe the accomplishment of differential courses if the

student did not pass all examinations or did not gain credit points prescribed by the Study Programme of the given discipline of FM CU. The Dean shall state the date by which the

student must complete the differential tuition. Acknowledgement of subjects and credit

transfer is stated in Art. 31.

Article 30

Academic Mobility

(1) Conditions for admission of students from other higher education institutions within the

academic mobility of students and their study at CU faculties are governed by the provisions

of Sect.58a of the Act on Higher Education.

(2) Regulations and conditions of posting students within academic mobility are governed by

specific Internal Regulation of CU.42

(3) In case of study within the duly approved academic mobility lasting just a part of the

academic year, the student is obliged to fulfil the conditions of control period of study under

Art. 25 accordingly (see Art. 25 Par. 2).

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(4) Credits for subjects completed within duly approved academic mobility are recognized after a student submits relevant documents certifying awarded credits determined by the

Ordinance and Internal Regulations of CU.

(5) Par. 3 does not apply to students who, within duly approved academic mobility complete the subject/subjects in the respective part of academic year (winter or summer semester) also at

the sending faculty.43

(6) Subject taught at the host faculty, content and scope of which is similar to the subject at the

sending faculty, and which was successfully completed by a student within duly approved

academic mobility can be recognized by the Dean, after the statement of the subject guarantor, upon the student’s written request, instead of the particular subject in the

student´s study programme. For the subject recognition procedure and transfer of credits

under this paragraph the provisions of Art. 31 shall apply accordingly.

(7) If a Doctoral student has completed part of his/her studies in other than his/her own

workplace (e.g. abroad), credits gained in this workplace are counted in full extent if the

student was sent to this workplace within his/her study plan and if credit systems of sending and host workplaces are compatible (credit transfer).

(8) Paragraphs 1-6 do not apply to students who during the study at other university complete

only some of the subjects in the particular part of the academic year and the rest of subjects

in the pertinent academic year at the university they were admitted to.

Article 31

Recognition of Completed Subjects, Credit and Grade Transfer

(1) The student may ask for recognition of the completed subjects, or the credit and grade

transfer, if the time that had passed from the time of its gaining is not longer than 5 years.

(2) It is possible to recognize the completed subjects, gained credits and marks, if they are part of the specified study programme and were evaluated by the grades from A to D or by

equivalent means. Subjects/courses evaluated by the grade E cannot be recognized. In

Doctoral study the credits for successful completion of subjects in the study which had already been duly finished and the academic degree was conferred, cannot be recognized.

(3) The Dean decides on recognition of the subjects or credit and grade transfer on the ground

of the statement of the pertinent subject’s guarantor, while in one academic year the student

may have subjects from the previous study, which has not been duly completed, recognized

in the value of maximum 50 credits, while complying with the requirements for study stipulated in Art. 22.

(4) If the student is admitted to study in accordance with Art.12 or if the study programme has

been changed according to Art. 29, the Rector can approve an exception from the recognition of the maximum value of credits according to Par. 3 based on the proposal of the Dean.

(5) The application for the recognition of the subjects from the previous study shall be submitted

to the Dean of the Faculty at the beginning of the academic year, no later than September 15

of the current academic year. The student is obliged to attach the syllabus of the subject, from which he/she had gained the credits. The Dean shall post a written decision on

recognition or non recognition of the subjects/courses containing the reasoning

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and it shall be delivered to the student pursuant to Art.44 Par.2; the Dean´s decision is final and no legal remedy is permissible.

(6) Subjects completed at the host Higher Education Institution within the framework of the

Life-long Learning Programme of the European Union, the sub-programme Erasmus are

recognized by the sending Faculty upon the study results statement issued by the host Faculty

at the end of study. Study results statement becomes part of the student's personal study file.

Article 32

Interruption of Study

(1) The study can be interrupted upon written request of a student usually for the whole unit of

the study (semester, academic year).

(2) A student is permitted to interrupt her/his study for 1 year at the most without giving any

reason.

(3) If the reasons for interruption of the study are health or serious personal problems, the study

may be interrupted for no more than 2 years. If the reason of the interruption of the study is

a parental leave, the maximal length of interruption is 3 years.

(4) If the student has interrupted the study more times, its overall length of interruption must

not cumulatively exceed 2 years, except for the interruption due to parental leave.

(5) The Dean shall approve the interruption of the study. Decision on approval or non- approval

of the interruption of the study contains all the terms according to the Art. 44, including

exactly stated period of interruption of study, and it is final and no legal remedy is

permissible.

(6) The Dean shall approve the interruption of the study in a student of Doctoral study, who

applied for the final Doctoral thesis announced by extramural educational institution after being approved by a statutory representative of the extramural educational institution.

(7) The student who interrupts the study ceases being a student since the day stated in the

decision on approval of interruption.

(8) The student whose study was interrupted has the right to enrol in the study again after the

period of the interruption terminates as stated in the decision. He/she becomes a student on the day of re-enrolment after the interruption. If the student does not enrol again after the

interruption, Art.34, Sect. 1 Letter c is applied.

(9) If the student has interrupted the study during the educational part of a semester, enrolment

of the subjects, after his/her turn out following the interruption, shall not be considered as

re-enrolment of a subject.

(10) If the student applies for interruption in the non-educational part of the semester, all credits

and evaluations gained from the time of submitting the application shall be recorded. Study

obligations fulfilled with FX or without any evaluation shall be considered as re- enrolled. After re-enrolment, Art. 22 Sect. 6 – 8 are applied.

(11) If the student asks for the interruption of the study in the non-educational part of the

academic year and he/she does not fulfil conditions of the control study period pursuant to

Art. 25, the interruption of the study is not approved.

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Article 33

Completion of Study

(1) The study at Comenius University can be completed in a regular way or due to reasons stated

in Par. 6 and Art.34 and Art.35.

(2) The student completes her/his regular study by completing the study in accordance with a particular study programme.

(3) The day of the regular study completion is the day when the last of the criteria required for

the regular completion of the particular study programme are met.

(4) Documents proving regular completion of the study and obtaining a particular academic

degree are the University Diploma, Diploma Supplement and State Examination Certificate.

Details on the essentials of these documents are stipulated by Sect.68 of the Act on Higher Education. Documents on completion of study are issued within 45 days after duly

completed study, usually at a graduation ceremony, except for the cases when the graduate

agrees to a later release of the documents no later than on the day of fulfilment of the last condition according to Sect. 3.

(5) The University Diploma, Diploma Supplement and State Examination Certificate are issued

by the University. A student who completed her/his studies pursuant to Art.28, Sect. 1a, is

given the Diploma with honours by the university.

(6) Apart from regular study completion the study is terminated:

a) by abandoning the studies upon student’s own decision pursuant to Art. 34,

b) by expelling a student from studies pursuant to Art. 35,

c) by exceeding standard length of study by more than two years,44

d) if the student cannot continue in the study for the reason of the study programme

cancellation which he/she studies and he/she has not accepted the offer to continue in

the study of other study programme, e) by the death of a student.

(7) The day of the study termination is:

a) pursuant to Par. 6 Letter a) the day when the school received a written announcement

of the student on leaving study with the exception of Art. 34. Par.1 Letter c),

b) pursuant to Par. 6 Letter b) the day when the decision on expelling from the study came into force,

c) pursuant to Par. 6 Letter c) the end of the academic year in which the student should

have finished the study,

d) pursuant to Par. 6 Letter d) the day on which the Faculty announced cancellation of the

study programme.

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Article 34

Leaving Study

(1) Leaving the study may occur due to: a) student´s own decision,

b) permission of enrolment in other higher education institution or CU Faculty after fulfilling the conditions stipulated in its Study Regulations upon student´s written

request45,

c) if the student does not enrol in the further period of study or does not re-enrol after the

interruption of study even after receiving a notice to enrol within ten workdays after receiving such notice; the student may request for prolongation of this period for health

reasons which obstruct his/her attendance at the enrolment, otherwise the day by which

the student should have enrolled or re-enrolled for further period of study is considered

as the day on which the student has left the study46.

(2) The student who plans to leave the study shall announce this fact in writing to the Dean.

(3) The student who has left the study will be provided with the record of successfully completed

subjects/courses, upon her/his written request. The record shall contain information that the

student has not completed his/her study.

Article 35

Expelling from Study

(1) The student shall be expelled from study: a) if he/she has not satisfied the requirements stated in the study programme or the Study

Regulations of the University or FM CU; in Doctoral study if he/she has not satisfied

the requirements or obligations arising from the individual study plan.

b) on the basis of a disciplinary measure of expelling from the study pursuant to Sect. 72 Par. 2c of the Act on Higher Education.

Part V

Specificities of Doctoral Study

Article 36

Basic Provisions

(1) Rules of these Study Regulations apply to Doctoral study adequately unless stated otherwise.

(2) Rules of organization of the Doctoral study are set by the provisions of the Act on Higher

Education47.

(3) The academic year of Doctoral study is divided into semesters. Semester may consist of

study, scientific and examination parts.

(4) Doctoral study graduates are awarded the academic title of "Doctor" (“philosophiae doctor",

abbreviated as" PhD”).

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(5) A Doctoral student studying in full-time form of Doctoral study programme permanently residing in a Member State is entitled to a scholarship during the standard length of study in

the study programme he/she has been admitted to, unless he/she has already completed the

university tertiary education. Scholarship is provided by CU or extramural educational institution

a) until passing dissertation examination in the amount of no less than 9th salary bracket

and 1st salary grade,

b) after passing dissertation examination amounting to 10th salary bracket and 1st salary

grade.

(6) Provision of the scholarship to full-time Doctoral students terminates on the day of successful dissertation thesis defence or on the day of study completion or by exceeding the

standard length of the study.

Article 37

Subject Area Board

By specific internal provision the Faculty shall establish for each study branch a Subject Area

Board, which monitors and evaluates Doctoral study. University may agree with another university

to set up a joint Subject Area Board. Members of the joint Subject Area Board are approved by authorized Scientific Board. If the Doctoral study is provided in cooperation with extramural

educational institution, it shall have the proportionate representation in the pertinent Subject Area

Board.

Article 38

Dissertation examination

(1) A full-time Doctoral student registers for the subject of the State Examination - dissertation

examination no later than 24 months from the beginning of the study; a part- time Doctoral student no later than 30 months from the beginning of the study. Doctoral student is obliged

to submit together with the application for the dissertation examination also written thesis

elaborated for the dissertation examination. The condition for awarding permission to take the dissertation examination is the acquisition of at least 60 credits.

(2) A written application for the dissertation examination and written thesis elaborated for the

dissertation examination shall be submitted to the pertinent Head of the Subject Area Board,

copies shall be submitted to the Department of Scientific-Research Activity, Doctoral Study

and Foreign Relations of the Faculty and to the Head of the workplace where the Doctoral

student carries out Doctoral study.

(3) The written thesis for the dissertation examination is comprised of aims of the dissertation

thesis containing an outline of the theoretical basics of its future solution, the present status of knowledge regarding the given topic including a literature review, analysis of the

methodological approach to the solution of given issues and the state of dissertation thesis

working up. The opponent shall elaborate an opinion on the written thesis for the dissertation examination. The opinion is available for the Doctoral student 3 days before the dissertation

examination.

(4) The opponent can only be a specialist with minimally the academic title of 3rd level such as

PhD. (or its equivalent) or academic title DSc. who does not work in the same workplace

(institute/clinic or other organization unit within the Faculty) as the Doctoral student.

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(5) The dissertation examination consists of a part comprising the discussion on the written thesis for the dissertation examination and a part in which the Doctoral student is expected

to demonstrate his/her theoretical knowledge in the prescribed subjects of the dissertation

examination. The date of dissertation examination is announced at the latest 14 days in advance.

(6) Dissertation examination is performed in front of the Examining Board appointed for the

performance of State Examination (hereinafter only “Examining Board“) which comprises

at least four members. It consists of the Chair and at least three more members, out of which,

at least one is not from the Faculty or workplace, where the Doctoral student works. The opponent of the written thesis for the dissertation examination can be a member of

the Examining Board provided he/she has been approved as a member of the Examining

Board In case the opponent is not a member of the Examining Board and is not entitled to

examine at the State Examinations48, he/she does not assess the dissertation exam by grade.

The Chair, other members of the Examining Board and the opponent, out of persons entitled to examine at the State Examinations, are appointed and the subjects of the dissertation

examination are determined by the Dean as proposed by the Chair of Subject Area Board.

The opponent of the written work for the dissertation examination may be proposed to the Chair of Subject Area Board by the Supervisor. At least two of the members of the

Examining Board are university teachers holding the posts of professors or associate

professors.49 The Supervisor of the Doctoral student also takes part in the dissertation

examination however does not assess the dissertation examination by grade.

(7) In case the Doctoral student enrols for a topic of dissertation thesis announced by an

extramural educational institution, both dissertation examination and defence of dissertation

thesis are held in front of the Examining Board comprising equal number of members from

the Faculty and the appointed members from the pertinent Subject Area Board of the

extramural educational institution. Defence of the dissertation thesis can be held on the

extramural educational institution ground.50

(8) Legitimate decision on the result of dissertation examination requires presence of the

absolute majority of members of the Examining Board. In case a member of the Examining Board cannot attend the exam for serious reasons, the Dean may decide on his/her

substitution after the approval of the Chair of Subject Area Board. Examining Board decides

on the result of the dissertation examination at a non-public session.

(9) When assessing the dissertation examination results, provisions pursuant to Art. 24 Sect.1

shall apply.

(10) Minutes of dissertation examination are taken, part of which is the opinion of the opponent

of the written thesis. Minutes are signed by the Chair and present members of the Examining

Board.

(11) The supervising workplace issues a State Examination Certificate on accomplishment and results of dissertation examination.

(12) A Doctoral student who has been assessed at the dissertation examination by the grade

“FX“is allowed to re-sit for the examination only once and, at the soonest, after three months

have passed. Repeated failure at the dissertation examination is the reason for being expelled from Doctoral study.

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Article 39

Dissertation Thesis

(1) The Doctoral student submits the dissertation thesis for the defence in the Slovak language.

After the approval of the Dean and the Chair of the Subject Area Board he/she can submit the dissertation thesis also in other than Slovak language. In such case, an abstract in the

Slovak language is an obligatory part of the dissertation thesis.

(2) The Doctoral student can submit, as his/her dissertation thesis, also his/her own published

work or a set of his/her own published scientific works the contents of which elaborate and

deal with the topic of the dissertation thesis. If the Doctoral student submits a set of his/her own published works, he/she adds a detailed introduction to it, where he/she explicates

present state of the studied issue, aims of dissertation thesis and conclusions, his/her own

contribution to the studied topics which arose from solving the topic of dissertation thesis. If the attached publications are work of several authors, the Doctoral student shall also attach

a statement of the co-authors on his/her participation and copyright share.

(3) Unified procedure for elaborating dissertation theses or licentiate theses as well as further essentials of these final works is stipulated by separate regulations and Internal Regulation

of CU.

(4) In case the dissertation thesis is a part of team work, the Doctoral student indicates his/her own results and in the discussion he/she incorporates them into context together with the

results of the rest of team members.

Article 40

Preparation for the Defence of Dissertation Thesis

(1) The Doctoral student may request for the Dean‘s permission to defend his/her dissertation

thesis if he/she has acquired minimum of 210 credits (within 4-year full-time study or 5- year part-time study). Concurrently, the Doctoral student in both full-time and part-time

study must be the author of at least two scientific works “in extenso” while one of the works

must be published in an indexed journal and the other in a journal with an impact factor. He/she must be the first author of at least one of these. Scientific work in an indexed journal

means, it is accessible in WEB of SCIENCE, PUBMED, SCOPUS or COPERNICUS

databases.

(2) The application must be submitted sufficiently ahead of time, however no later than 4 months before the day of completion of the expected length of study to ensure that the dissertation thesis defence takes place on the day of completion of the expected length of study at the latest. The study according to the study programme cannot exceed its standard

length by more than two years.51

(3) The following documents must be attached to the application:

a) dissertation thesis in four copies, b) single copies of all publications and other papers if they are not part of the dissertation

thesis; if the Doctoral student encloses an output from the database of publications

(EVIPUB), submitting copies of publications is not necessary, c) Curriculum Vitae, opinion of the Supervisor, student’s report on the dissertation (25

copies) protocol on originality, licence agreement,

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d) a list of the Doctoral student’s published works with complete bibliographic data and his/her non-published scientific works, possibly also the opinions on them elaborated

by relevant institutions from the field of science, technology,

e) reasons for differences between the original and submitted dissertation thesis, if the Doctoral student submits a new dissertation thesis in the same field of Doctoral study

after his/her previous unsuccessful defence.

(4) After having received the request for permission of the State Examination - defence of the dissertation thesis, the Dean shall submit the request together with the dissertation thesis and

its annexes to the Chair of Subject Area Board within 15 days from its delivery. Within 15

days, the Chair of Subject Area Board shall express their opinion whether the level and form of dissertation thesis fulfils the requirements and whether he/she recommends it to be

defended. If the standpoint of the Chair of Subject Area Board is positive, concurrently

he/she proposes Examining Board and at least three opponents to the Dean. Chair of Subject Area Board may propose the opponents on the basis of the Supervisor‘s proposal.

(5) If the Doctoral student studies in an inter-disciplinary study programme, the Dean shall

decide which Subject Area Board he shall submit the dissertation thesis to, for the defence.

(6) If the Chair of Subject Area Board finds out that the request of the Doctoral student for

permission to defend the dissertation thesis (Art. 40 Par. 2) or the dissertation thesis itself

(Art. 39) fails to meet the requirements, the Doctoral student shall be asked to remove the shortcomings within the designated deadline.

(7) The Doctoral student may withdraw the submitted dissertation thesis and the request for

permission to defend it until the Dean has not invited in writing, the members of Examining

Board, Opponents, Supervisor and the Doctoral student. The Dean decides about further procedure as well as solving possible questions at issue.

(8) After having received the opinion of the Chair of Subject Area Board, within 15 days at the

latest, the Dean shall appoint from among the specialists entitled to examine, the Chair of

the Examination Board, at least its four other members and three opponents. He/she shall

send the dissertation thesis to the appointed opponents requesting to elaborate their opinions.

(9) After having received all the opinions from the opponents, the Dean shall, without delay, submit the request of the Doctoral student for the dissertation thesis defence together with

all the essentials, including the opinions of the opponents, to the Chair of the Examining

Board.

(10) No later than 15 days after having received the materials according to the previous

paragraph, shall the Chair of the Examining Board propose the time and venue of the dissertation thesis defence to the Dean. The time and venue of the defence are determined

by the Dean.

(11) The Dean shall, without delay, send written invitations to the defence to its participants - members of the Examining Board, opponents, the Supervisor and the Doctoral student. Concurrently, no later than 14 days before the stated date of defence, a notice on Dissertation thesis defence is published on the official information board of the Faculty, on the Faculty

website and in a manner enabling mass access 52, including the information on where and how the persons interested may acquaint with the dissertation thesis.

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(12) Anyone interested in the researched issue and the dissertation thesis defence may submit his/her opinion or statement no later than within one week before the date of the defence to

the Chair of the Examining Board or may present his/her comments orally at the defence.

The Doctoral student shall express his/her standpoint to such opinions or comments at the defence of the thesis.

Article 41

Opponents of the Dissertation Thesis and their Opinions

The Dean appoints opponents based on the proposal of the Chair of the Board of Specialists which can follow the Supervisor’s proposal. Opponents are selected from

among the experts in the field of the Doctoral.

Article 42

Defence of the Dissertation Thesis

(1) Examining Board comprises a Chair and at least four members. Opponents of dissertation

thesis are also members of the Examining Board if they have been approved as members of Examining Board. If the opponent is not a member of Examining Board,and is not entitled

to examine at the State Examinations, he/she does not assess the defence of dissertation

thesis by a grade.53 The Doctoral student’s Supervisor also participates in the defence,

however does not assess the defence of dissertation thesis by a grade. No more than three

defences may take place in one day in front of one Examining Board.

(2) The defence of a dissertation thesis may be also held at a foreign higher education institution on the basis of agreement on common dissertation thesis defence concluded between CU or Faculty with parity representation of the Slovak party members and members appointed by

the foreign higher education institution.54

(3) The Dean shall make sure that the dissertation thesis defence takes place no later than within

five months from the submission of the request for its permission.

(4) Via Dpt. of SRA, PhDS and FR, the Dean shall send, together with a written invitation, the

opinions of the opponents to the members of the Examining Board, the Supervisor, Doctoral

student and the workplace where the study programme was carried out.

(5) The dissertation thesis defence is open to the public. However, the Dean may declare the

defence not to be open to the public in exceptional cases when public presentation of the

thesis could endanger confidential information protected by separate law.

(6) The dissertation thesis defence is performed in the form of scientific debates on the acquired knowledge and contribution of the thesis among the Doctoral student, opponents, members

of the Examining Board and other participants present at the defence. In the course of the

dissertation thesis defence, justification and authenticity of conclusions and proposals the thesis incorporates are also examined.

(7) The defence may only take place in the presence of at least two-thirds of the appointed

members of the Examining Board and at least two opponents. If one of the three opponents

is not able to participate due to serious reasons and in his/her opinion he/she proposes a

53Sect. 63 Par. 3 of the Act on Higher Education. 54Sect. 54 Par. 19 and 20 of the Act on Higher Education.

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grade “A“ to “E“, the defence may take place without his/her presence. In such case the opinion of the absent opponent shall be read at the defence in its full wording.

(8) The defence is led by the Chair of the Examining Board. In exceptional cases he/she may

delegate this role to another member of the Examining Board. Neither the opponent nor the

Supervisor lead the defence, even if they are members of the Subject Area Board.

(9) Procedures for the defence of Dissertation thesis:

a) the Chair of the Examining Board shall present a brief CV of the Doctoral student, announce the topic of the thesis and provide essential information from the Supervisor‘s

opinion and the Doctoral student’s workplace, a survey of the scientific work of the

Doctoral student and the reactions to them

b) afterwards, the Doctoral student shall briefly present the essential content of his/her

dissertation thesis, its conception, results and contribution, c) the opponents shall present the essential contents of their opinions; the Chair or other

member of Examining Board delegated by him/her shall read the opinion of the absent opponent in full wording,

d) the Doctoral student shall take his/her standpoint on the opinions of opponents,

especially towards the objections and comments and shall respond to their questions; e) the Chair of Examining Boards shall inform the participants about the other opinions

and statements and shall open a discussion in which all present people may participate;

correctness, justification, scientific authenticity and seriousness of the knowledge contained in the dissertation thesis are verified in the discussion,

f) in the course of discussion, the Doctoral student shall answer all questions.

(10) Minutes of the dissertation thesis defence and its result are taken. Minutes are signed by the

Chair and all present members of Examining Board.

(11) After the completion of the defence, a closed session of the Examining Board is held where

all its members including opponents and Supervisor are present. At the closed session the course and results of the defence are assessed and possibilities of using the results of the

dissertation thesis in practice are discussed. Members of the Examining Board shall decide

on assessment of the subject of the State Examination. The assessment of the subject of the State Examination is made pursuant to Art. 24 Par.1.

(12) In order to assess the defence of the dissertation thesis, at least two-thirds of all members of

Examining Board must participate.

(13) The result of the dissertation thesis defence shall be announced by the Chair of Examining

Board at its public session.

(14) Minutes of the dissertation thesis defence, its result and the Doctoral student´s file are

submitted by the Chair of Examining Board to the Dean within 15 days from the day the

defence took place.

(15) The Doctoral student whose defence of the dissertation thesis or unexcused absence at the defence was assessed by classification grade FX, may request for a permission to defend

his/her thesis in the same study programme, at the soonest, one year from the date on which

the defence of his/her dissertation thesis took place or should have taken place. The defence of a dissertation thesis can only be repeated once.

(16) The Doctoral study is completed by the defence of dissertation thesis. It proves the ability

and readiness for independent scientific and creative activity in the field of research or

development.

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Part VI

Proceedings Concerning Study Rights and Obligations of Students

Article 43

Beginning of Proceedings Concerning Study Rights and Obligations of Students

(1) Proceedings concerning permission of interruption and recognition of subjects, or credit

transfer begin on the day when the student submitted a written request for a respective decision to be issued. The application must contain basic identification data and core of the

matter that should be decided on and the reason for submitting it.

(2) If the application does not contain the data necessary for the decision to be taken, the Dean shall invite the student to supplement the application in a reasonable time or provide

necessary explanation.

(3) Proceedings concerning failure to meet the requirements arising from the study programme

or study plan and breach of the Study Regulations begin on the day of issuing the Dean´s decision who shall do so upon his own initiative, or upon a teacher, student or other Faculty

employee´s initiative.

(4) Proceedings concerning expelling from study due to failure to meet the requirements arising

from the study programme and the Study Regulations of CU 55 begin on the day when the decision on expelling was issued.

(5) Decision on matters under Par.1 shall be issued by the Dean within 30 days from the day the

procedure began. This period does not include the time granted to the student for

supplementing or explaining the application under Par. 2. If the Dean does not decide within this period of 30 days, the student may demand the Rector to express the Dean´s obligation

to pursue and decide in the matter.

(6) Act No. 71/1967 Coll. on administrative proceedings in the wording of later regulations does not apply to proceedings and deciding on study rights and obligations of students.

Article 44

Essentials of a Decision and its Delivery

(1) Decisions under Art. 34 must be produced in writing and must contain the statement

referring to the respective provision of Internal Regulation, reasoning based on facts as found

and in cases under Art. 34 Par.4 and also instruction on appeal against this decision.

(2) The decision must be delivered to student´s own hands at the Faculty or at another place

where he/she is reachable; the confirmation of acceptance must be marked. If such delivery is not possible, in accordance with Art. 43 Sect. 4, the decision is delivered by registered

mail to the last known permanent address of a student as a recorded delivery with the notice to student´s own hands. Decisions in the matter stated in Art. 43 Sect. 1 and Sect. 3 are

delivered as a registered delivery with the notice. The obligation of the Faculty to deliver

the decision is considered to be accomplished when the student receives the decision or on the day when the post office returns it as undelivered mailing or when the delivery was

scotched by the student´s pursuance or omission. The delivery is also accomplished when

the student rejects the acceptance of the decision.

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Article 45

Reviewing the Decision on Expelling from Study

(1) The student can submit a written application for reviewing the decision (hereinafter only “application”) within 8 days since the time of the decision delivery which has dilatory effect.

The application is submitted to the Dean, who had issued the decision.

(2) The Dean himself may change or cancel decision if he/she has granted it in the full extent, otherwise the entire file shall be passed within 15 days from the day of delivery according

to Sect.3, to the Rector to make the decision, including the Dean’s own opinion on the

application for reviewing.

(3) The report contains the overall results of the previous procedures, i.e. facts on all

accomplished acts, opinion on submitting the application in due time and on sticking to all

application requirements. In the report the Dean of the Faculty states his/her attitude to all

appeals of the applicants altogether with the evidence and the opinion on the completeness and accuracy of the found merits of the case, as well a legal opinion, which is bound for the

applied decision.

(4) The Rector shall disapprove the application, if it was submitted late or by non-authorized

person. The Rector shall change or cancel the decision of the Dean, if it was not made in accordance with the law, with Internal Regulation of CU or the Faculty, otherwise he/she

shall disapprove the application and confirm the previous decision of the Dean.

(5) If the Rector cancels the Dean’s decision because the facts of the case were not found, he/she

can return the issue back to the Dean for further procedure and decision while the Dean is

bound by the Rector’s legal opinion.

(6) The Rector shall issue the decision within 30 days at the latest from the time of the delivery

of application for reviewing the Dean’s decision. In more complicated cases he/she shall

decide within 60 days. In case of prolonging this period he/she shall send a written announcement to the student and to the Dean of the Faculty.

(7) For delivering the Rector’s decision the regulations of Art. 44 Sect. 2 are valid.

(8) If the Dean approves the application and changes or cancels the decision according to Sect.

2 or if the Rector changes or cancels the Dean’s decision according to Sect. 4, the bodies of the Faculty or CU take measures to renew the rights of the student and to eliminate or

mitigate the consequences caused by the faulty decision if necessary.

(9) There is no possibility to submit the application for reviewing the Rector’s decision. The

Rector shall announce his/her decision to the Dean and returns the complete documentation

of the student together with return service of the decision delivery to the student.

Article 46

Validity of Decision

(1) The decision which is not possible to appeal against is valid from the day of delivery in

accordance with Art. 44 Sect. 2.

(2) The decision of the Dean on expelling from study or on non-acceptance for study, the student

did not appeal against, is valid since the day of passing the eight day period according to

Art. 45 Sect.1.

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(3) The decision of the Dean on expelling from study or on non-acceptance for study against which the student submitted a request for review and the Rector confirmed this decision is

valid on the day of delivery of the Rector´s decision in accordance with provisions in Art.

44 Sect.2.

(4) Rector’s decision on the reviewing of the Dean’s decision is valid on the day of delivery to

the student in accordance with provisions in Art. 44. Sect.2.

Part VII

Further Provisions

Article 47

Safety and Protection of Student’s Health

(1) General provisions on safety and health protection at work and working conditions of

women56 are applicable for a student who takes part in practical lessons and clinical training.

(2) Within measures taken for health protection students undergo obligatory vaccination against hepatitis type B immediately after enrolment to the 1st year of study at the Faculty.

(3) Health protection of pregnant students and conditions of study of students with specific needs are regulated by Internal Provisions of the Faculty57

Article 48

Rector´s Academic Praise, Rector´s Award for Outstanding Final Thesis and Merit

Scholarships

(1) Rector´s Academic Praise supplemented by a lump-sum of motivational merit scholarship

may be awarded to a student, who:

a) achieved outstanding study results during their study, b) showed exemplary civic attitude or carried out an exemplary deed c) excellently represented CU especially at international events or competitions

(2) A student who elaborated an outstanding final thesis can be awarded Rector´s Academic Award supplemented by a lump-sum of motivational merit scholarship.

(3) Rector´s Academic Praise for Academic Achievements, Rector´s Academic Award for an

outstanding final thesis supplemented by a lump-sum of motivational merit scholarship are governed by the Study Regulations of CU and Scholarship Regulations of the Faculty.

(4) The Dean may award an Academic Praise to a student enrolled in a study programme

organized by the Faculty supplemented by a lump-sum of motivational merit scholarship in

accordance with the Study Regulations of the Faculty.

56Act No. 124/2006 Coll..on Occupational Safety and Health Protection and on Changes and Amendments

to Some Acts as Amended. 57Internal Regulation of the Dean on Protection of pregnant students of FM CU a Internal Regulation of the

Dean on Study of students with specific needs.

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Article 49

Study Regulations of Faculties

(1) FM CU issues its own Study Regulations in accordance with the Study Regulations of CU. If any of the provisions of the Study Regulations of the Faculty are contrary to generally

binding legal regulations or provisions of the Study Regulations of CU, except for the cases,

when these Study Regulations acknowledge different amendments, procedure and the

manner of solving the contradiction are stipulated by separate Internal Regulation of CU58.

(2) Study regulations of FM CU are approved Academic Senate upon the Dean’s proposal and

become valid on the day of its approval in the Academic Senate of CU.

Article 50

Transitional and Final Provisions

(1) Conditions for regular termination of study for students admitted to study of accredited study

programmes according to provisions valid until December 31st 2012 including the characteristic of subjects and standard duration of study remain unchanged.

(2) Part of these Study Regulations of the FM CU is Appendix No.1: General rules for enrolment

to study, recording and control of the study results at the FM CU, which apply to the Doctoral study. The Doctoral study is regulated accordingly.

(3) FM CU is obliged to coordinate its Study regulations with Study regulations of CU within

1 month since the Study regulations of CU become valid. Those parts of Study Regulations

of FM CU which are contrary to the provisions of Study Regulations of CU become null and void after expiration of this period.

(4) These Study Regulations of FM CU come into force from the day of approval by the

Academic Senate of Comenius University in Bratislava.

(5) From the effective day of these Study Regulations of FM CU, Study Regulations of FM CU

in Bratislava approved by Academic Senate of CU on October 22nd 2008 (Internal Provision 5/2008) become null and void.

Assoc. Prof. Daniel Bőhmer, MD, PhD.Prof. Peter Labaš, MD, CSc

Head of the Academic Senate of FM CU Dean of FM CU

Assoc. Prof. Daniel Bőhmer, MD, PhD. Prof. RNDr. Karol Mičieta, PhD.

Head of the Academic Senate of CU Rector of CU

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Appendix 1 to Study Regulations of FM CU

General Rules for Enrolment to Study, of Recording and Reviewing Study Results at FM

CU

Article 1

Enrolment to Study

(1) Enrolment determines the relation between the Faculty and the student for the period of the

current academic year. The enrolment is essentially carried out via the Academic

Information System (hereinafter also referred to as “AIS”). Details and the modification of

relations and obligations of respective authorized persons in charge of the administration of enrolment via AIS are regulated by applicable Internal Provision of CU.

(2) Two kinds of enrolment are distinguished: a) the enrolment to study according to Art. 59 of the Act on Higher Education pursuant to

which a student admitted to study becomes a student of FM CU,

b) the enrolment to the further part of the study programme according to Art. 70 Sect.1 Letter c of the Act on Higher Education if the student has satisfied the requirements

prescribed by the study programme or the Study Regulations.

(3) Enrolment is carried out by: a) entering a student´s data into the AIS system by the authorized department of the

Faculty,

b) specifying the subjects which the student plans to complete in the upcoming period of

study (academic year or semester). The student enters these data into the AIS system

and writes them down into Study Credit Book (the Index), c) submitting the Student Identity Card and its validation for the current academic year.

This step is the final part of enrolment and is made only after the previous ones have

been completed successfully.

(4) Enrolment to the further part of the study is carried out by:

a) accomplishing the previous part of study in accordance with the study plan of the

respective study programme, b) checking and making changes of the student´s data (e.g. personal data, the student

identity card data, consent to provision of personal data to other systems, etc.),

c) specifying the subjects, which a student is obliged to accomplish in the upcoming period

of study, i.e. academic year or during the semester. The student enters these data into the AIS system and writes them down into Study Credit Book (Index)

d) validation of the student identity card for the current academic year. This step is the final

part of enrolment and is made only after the previous ones have been completed

successfully.

(5) Sphere of activity of the Study Department (hereinafter referred to as SD): a) executive responsibility for preparation and course of the enrolment, b) provides the student with the Record on Fulfilment of Study Requirements for the

previous period printed from AIS, and enters the signed form into the student´s personal file.

(6) The student is obliged to enter data into AIS and enrol in person or he/she may be represented

by a proxy who holds a notarized commission with notarised signature.

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(7) The student or the proxy shall:

a) verify by his/her signature the correctness of the data in the Record on Fulfilment of

Study Requirements for the previous period, b) confirm the study plan for the current academic year pursuant to Art. 51 Sect. 8 of the

Act on Higher Education in accordance with the Study Regulations of the Faculty

(hereinafter referred as “SRF”) and with the study plan rules and conditions, c) write down the subjects of the study plan in accordance with the Protocol on Study Plan

in the Index. In case of any discrepancy the data in AIS entered by the student within

the stated period are decisive.

(8) The student is obliged to have his/her Student Identity Card validated via the university data terminal within 24 hours after receiving validation stamp, if technical conditions allow so.

Article 2

Recording and Control of Study Results

(1) Sphere of activity of the Study Department of the Faculty:

a) archives the Subject Assessment Reports confirmed by the Study Department,

b) compares the data in the AIS with the data in the Index and prints out the Record on Fulfilment of Study Requirements from the AIS. It concerns the summer semester

especially. After the winter semester only the students of the 1st year of study are reviewed, no later than by the beginning of enrolment for the next period.

(2) If during reviewing the study results different data or missing data have been found, the SD reports in writing the facts to the relevant Institute/Department or other workplace.

(3) Sphere of activity of the Institute/Department: a) provides and updates the list of full-time and part-time teachers at the SD, their specimen

signatures, b) archives the written works of the student that are a part of the subject assessment, in

accordance with the Registry Regulations and Registry Plan of CU for the period of 3

years. c) The Head of the Institute/Department shall secure immediate remedy and adopt

measures to remove shortcomings found by the SD while reviewing the study results

and shall report the missing or incorrect data to the SD.

(4) Status and role of a teacher:

a) The subject is examined exclusively by the teacher who participated in teaching during

the semester. With regard to some cases (disease, long term absence), on the basis of

written justification of the teacher, the responsibility for the evaluation and recording is

devolved to the Guarantor of the subject, in case of her/his disease or long term absence to the Vice-Dean for Study Affairs.

b) The teacher insists on the student submitting the Index or the Student Identity Card

(ISIC) at the examination. Failing that, the teacher must not examine the student, or carry out the assessment.

c) If a written form is a part of the student’s evaluation, the examiner is obliged to

announce its results on the notice board of the Institute/Department within the agreed time and in the way agreed in advance or on the Internet, following provisions of the

Law on Personal Data Protection. Names of the students and the results shall be made public only upon their written consent; otherwise the teacher uses the codes, which were

allocated to them while writing the test and states the time and place for registering the

evaluation in the Index. The results of the written part of the exam

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must be announced by being entered into AIS and registered within three workdays from the beginning of the written part of the exam.

d) The teacher shall enter the result of the evaluation into AIS in accordance with valid

regulations and he/ she shall write down an identical result of the evaluation in the Index (he/she shall write the assessment, date and signature next to the name of the subject),

while he/she is obliged to check, whether the name of the subject is identical with the

name of the subject stated in the Course Unit Information Sheet.

e) The teacher carrying out the assessment is obliged to make corrections in accordance

with generally binding regulations and Internal Regulations of CU. f) After completion of the examination period it is not possible to make records on the

accomplished exams.

g) The student cannot be imposed a sanction in any way for non-fulfilment of the teacher’s

obligations.

(5) Obligations of the student: a) The student is obliged to bring his/her Index or the Student Identity Card (ISIC) on the

day of evaluation or the exam, which he/she submits to the evaluating/examining

teacher. If the student does not submit the Index or the Student Identity Card, the examiner must not examine or make the assessment.

b) After fulfilment of the last study obligation in the semester or academic year, the student

is obliged to check the correctness and completeness of assessment registered in AIS. In case he/she finds out discrepancy or missing data he/she shall immediately notify the

examining teacher.

(6) The subject, which the student has registered in AIS but there is not any record on its

assessment, is evaluated by the SD as not completed and the SD may enter FX into AIS if

three days have passed from completion of the examination period.

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Annex No 1

to the Internal Regulation No 12/2013 Study Regulations

Faculty of Medicine Comenius University

Approved by the Academic Senate of the Faculty of Medicine, Comenius University in

Bratislava on May 27th 2014.

MAY 2014

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Adjustment of the Study regulation FM CU in Bratislava

To the Internal regulation no 12/2013 – Study regulation FM CU is adding as follows:

1.) Art. 24 Grading Scale and Weighted StudyAverage

Original text:

(9) To evaluate the study results in the CU the following scale consisting of six classification levels is applied:




D - satisfactory (acceptable results) (2.5) E - sufficient (results only meet the minimum criteria) (3) FX - insufficient (results do not meet even minimum criteria) (4).

New text:

(1) To evaluate the study results in the CU the following scale consisting of six classification

levels is applied:




D - satisfactory (acceptable results) (2.5) E - sufficient (results only meet the minimum criteria) (3)

FX - insufficient (results do not meet even minimum criteria) (4).

Dissertation Exam and Defense of the Dissertation is evaluated using passed or failed.

2.) Annex no 1 to the Study Regulation FM CU was approved by the Academic Senate of the

Faculty of Medicine, Comenius University in Bratislava on May 27th 2014.

3.) This Annex no 1 to the Study Regulation FM CU cames into force by approval of the

Academic Senate of Comenius University in Bratislava on June 18th 2014.

Assoc. Prof. Daniel Bőhmer, MD, PhD.Prof. Peter Labaš, MD, CSc Head of the Academic Senate of FM CU Dean of FM CU



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Annex No 2




Bratislava on September 17th 2015.

JUNI 2016

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Academic Senate of the Faculty of Medicine of Comenius University in Bratislava hereinafter referred to as (AS FM CU) pursuant to Art. 27 Sect. 1(a) of Act No. 131/2002 Coll. on Higher Education and on changing and amending certain Acts, in the wording of later regulations

(hereinafter referred to as “the Act) approved on September 17th 2015 Internal Regulation No 15/2016 Supplement No 2 to the Internal Regulation No 12/2013 Study Regulations Faculty of Medicine Comenius University (hereinafter referred to as “Study regulation FM CU“), which was

approved by AS CM CU on December 17th 2013 and by Academic Senate of the Comenius

University on December 18th 2013.

I.

Internal Regulation No. 12/2013 Study Regulation Faculty of Medicine CU in Bratislava is amended as follows:

1. In article 31 sec.2 second sentence shall read: Subject/course evaluated by the grade E can be

recognized, only if this subject/course was completed with exam with evaluation A to D.

II.

1. Annex No. 2 to the Study Regulations Faculty of Medicine Comenius University was

approved by Academic senate of Medical Faculty of Comenius University in Bratislava on

September 17th 2015 by resolution No 4/16/2015.

2. This Annex No. 2 to the Study Regulations Faculty of Medicine Comenius University cames

into force by approval of the Academic Senate of Comenius University in Bratislava on

June 22nd 2014. and shall take effect on September 1, 2016.

Assoc. Prof. Daniel Bőhmer, MD, PhD.Prof. Peter Labaš, MD, CSc

Head of the Academic Senate of FM CU Dean of FM CU



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Annex No 3




Bratislava on May 23rd 2017.

MAY 2017

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Academic Senate of the Faculty of Medicine of Comenius University in Bratislava hereinafter referred to as (AS FM CU) pursuant to Art. 27 Sect. 1(a) of Act No. 131/2002 Coll. on Higher Education and on changing and amending certain Acts, in the wording of later regulations

(hereinafter referred to as “the Act) approved on May 23rd 2017 Internal Regulation No 13/2017 Supplement No. 3 to the Internal Regulation No 12/2013 Study Regulations Faculty of Medicine Comenius University in Bratislava.

I.

Internal Regulation No. 12/2013 Study Regulation Faculty of Medicine CU in Bratislava is amended as follows:

1. Article 16 - Foreign Student´s Study is deleted in its entirety.

2. In article 28 - Overall Evaluation of Study sec. 2:

“(2) If a student achieved Weighted Study Average (WSA) better or equal 1.3 (including assessment of the State Examination subjects), and passed the State Examination with the

result “passed with honours”, he/she is evaluated in accordance with Par.1a.

II.

1. Annex No. 3 to the Study Regulations Faculty of Medicine Comenius University was

approved by Academic senate of Medical Faculty of Comenius University in Bratislava on

May 23rd 2017 by resolution No. 3/4/2017.

2. This Annex No. 3 to the Study Regulations Faculty of Medicine Comenius University cames

into force by approval of the Academic Senate of Comenius University in Bratislava on

June 28th 2017 by resolution No. 83/2017.

Assoc. Prof. Daniel Bőhmer, MD, Prof. Juraj Šteňo, MD, DrSc. Head of the Academic Senate of FM CU Dean of FM CU

Prof. Daniel Ševčovič, CSc. Prof. RNDr. Karol Mičieta, PhD.


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LIST OF OBLIGATORY STUDY LITERATURE 2019/2020

Study Program: GENERAL MEDICINE (GM) (1.- 6. class), DENTISTRY (D) (1.- 6. class)

ANATOMY (1st - 2nd class GM, 1st class D)

x PLATZER, W. Color Atlas of Human Anatomy. Vol. 1., Locomotor System. 7th ed. Stuttgart:

Georg Thieme Verlag, 2014. 480 p. Basic Sciences. ISBN 978-3-13-533307-6.

x FRITSCH, H. and KUEHNEL, W. Color Atlas of Human Anatomy. Vol. 2., Internal Organs. 6th

ed. Stuttgart: Georg Thieme Verlag, ©2015. 484 p. Basic Sciences. ISBN 978-3-13-533406-6.

x KAHLE, W. and FROTSHCER, M. Color Atlas of Human Anatomy. Vol. 3., Nervous System and

Sensory Organs. 7th ed. Stuttgart: Georg Thieme Verlag, 2015. 428 p. Basic Sciences. ISBN 978-

3-13-533507-0.

x NETTER, F.H. Atlas of Human Anatomy. 7th ed. Philadelphia: Elsevier/Saunders, 2018. 672 p.

ISBN 978-0-3235-5428-2.

x PUTZ, R. and PABST R., eds. Sobotta: Atlas of Human Anatomy. 14th ed. New York: Churchill

Livingstone, 2008. 842 p. ISBN 0-7020-3323-5.

x HANSEN, J.T. Netter’s Clinical Anatomy. 4th ed. Philadelphia: Elsevier/Saunders, 2018. 608 p.

ISBN 978-0-323-53188-7.

x HANSEN, J.T. Netter’s Anatomy Coloring Book. 2nd ed. Philadelphia: Elsevier/Saunders, 2014.

400 p. ISBN 978-0-323-18798-5.

x DRAKE, R., VOGL, A.W., and MITCHEL, A.W. Gray’s Anatomy for Students. 3rd ed.

Philadelphia: Churchill Livingstone – Elsevier, 2014. 1136 p. ISBN 978-0-7020-5131-9.

ANAESTHESIOLOGY AND INTENSIVE MEDICINE 1, 2 (4th class GM)

x ALLMAN, K.G. and WILSON, I.H. Oxford Handbook of Anaesthesia: The Authoritative

Evidence-Based Guide for Anaesthetists. 4th ed. Oxford: Oxford University Press, ©2016. xxiv,

1280 p. Oxford Medical Handbooks. ISBN 978-0-19-871941-0.

BIOLOGY AND HUMAN GENETICS 1, 2 (1st class GM, D)

x BÖHMER, D. and REPISKÁ, V. Genetic Aspects of the Normal and Pathological Traits in

Humans [online]. Bratislava: Asklepios, 2009. 80 p. ISBN 978-80-7167-139-8. [viewed 2019-05-

11]. Available on Internet: https://www.fmed.uniba.sk/fileadmin/lf/sluzby/akademicka_kniznica/PDF/Elektronicke_knihy_LF

_UK/Genetic_Aspects_of_Normal_and_Pathologic_Traites_in_Humans.pdf

x BÖHMER, D., REPISKÁ, V., and DANIŠOVIČ, Ľ. Introduction to Medical and Molecular Biology [online]. Bratislava: Asklepios, 2010. 95 p. ISBN 978-80-7167-151-0. [viewed 2019-05-

11]. Available on Internet:

https://www.fmed.uniba.sk/uploads/media/Introduction_to_Medical_and_Molecular_Biology.pdf

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DENTAL MEDICINE (4th class GM)

x MITCHELL, D.A., MITCHELL, L. with MCCAUL, L. Oxford Handbook of Clinical Dentistry.

6th ed. Oxford: Oxford University Press, ©2014. 813 p. Oxford Medical Handbooks. ISBN 978-0-

19-967985-0.

x DOSTALOVÁ, T. and SEYDLOVÁ, M., eds. Dentistry and Oral Diseases for Medical Students.

Praha: Grada, 2010. 203 p. ISBN 978-80-247-3005-9.

DERMATOVENEREOLOGY (5th class GM, D)

x ŠVECOVÁ, D. and DANILLA, T. Textbook of Dermatology. 3rd rev. ed. Bratislava: Comenius

University, 2017. 384 p. ISBN 978-80-223-4277-3.

x ŠVECOVÁ, D. Handbook of Dermatovenerology for Practical Lessons. 3rd rev. ed. Bratislava:

Comenius University, 2018. 167 p. ISBN 978-80-223-4571-2.

x ŠVECOVÁ, D. Dermatology for Dentistry. 2nd rev. ed. Bratislava: Comenius University, 2019.

274 p. ISBN 978-80-223-4675-7.

EPIDEMIOLOGY (5th class GM, 6th class D)

x ŠPALEKOVÁ, M., VÝROSTEKOVÁ, V., and KOTRBANCOVÁ, M. Epidemiology for Study of

Public Health. Vol. 1. Epidemiology and Public Health; Epidemiology of Infectious Diseases,

Control and Prevention. Bratislava: Comenius University, 2015. 162 p. ISBN 978-80-223-3933-9.

x ŠPALEKOVÁ, M., VOHNOUT, B., and VÝROSTEKOVÁ, V. Epidemiology for Study of Public

Health. Vol. 2. Methods in Epidemiology; Epidemiology of Chronic Civilisation Diseases and

Prevention. Bratislava: Comenius University, 2015. 86 p. ISBN 978-80-223-3934-6.

FIRST AID (1st class GM, D)

AMERICAN RED CROSS. Fist Aid: Responding to Emergencies. 4th ed. Boston: StayWell (CA), ©2005, 2007. xxix, 497 p. SBN 978-1-58480-400-0.

FORENSIC MEDICINE (5th class GM, 6th class D)

x PAYNE-JANES, J. et al. Simpson’s Forensic Medicine. 13th ed. Hoddereducation, 2011. 256 p.

ISBN 978-0-340-98603-5.

GYNAECOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS (5th - 6th class GM, 5th class D)

KENNY, L. and BICKERSTAFF, H., eds. Gynecology by Ten Teachers. 20th ed. Boca Raton:

CRC Press/Taylor & Francis Group, 2016, ©2017. 256 p. ISBN 978-1-4987-4428-7.

KENNY, L. and MYERS, J. Obstetrics by Ten Teachers. 20th ed. Boca Raton (Florida): CRD

Press, 2017. 360 p. ISBN 978-1-4987-4439-3.

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HISTOLOGY AND EMBRYOLOGY 1, 2 (1st - 2nd class GM, D)

- Histology

x MESCHER, A.L. Junqueira´s Basic Histology: Text and Atlas. 14th ed. New York, McGraw-Hill

Education, ©2016. 560 p. ISBN 978-0-0718-4270-9.

x BALKO, J., TONAR, Z. a VARGA, I. 1. vyd. Memorix histology. Praha: Triton, 2018. xxiii, 555

p. ISBN 978-80-7553-577-1.

- Embryology

x SADLER, T.W. Langman‘s Medical Embryology. 13th ed. Philadelphia: Wolters Kluwer Health,

2014. 400 p. ISBN 978-1-4698-9780-6.

HYGIENE (4th class GM, 6th class D)

x ŠEVČÍKOVÁ, Ľ. and contributors. Hygiene - Environmental Medicine. Bratislava: Comenius


IMMUNOLOGY (3nd class GM)

x BUC, M. Basic and Clinical Immunology. 5th ed. Bratislava: Comenius University, 2019.

x SHAWKATOVÁ, I., ĎURMANOVÁ, V., JAVOR, J., and SAPÁK, M. Laboratory Methods in

Immunology. Bratislava: Comenius University, 2014. 128 p. ISBN 978-80-223-3545-4.

IMMUNOLOGY (2nd class D)

x BUC, M. an JAVOR, J. Basic and Clinical Immunology for Dentistry Students. Bratislava:

Comenius University, 2017. 324 p. ISBN 978-80-223-4282-7.

x SHAWKATOVÁ, I., ĎURMANOVÁ, V., JAVOR, J., and SAPÁK, M. Laboratory Methods in

Immunology. Bratislava: Comenius University, 2014. 125 p. ISBN 978-80-223-3545-4.

INFECTOLOGY (5th class GM)

x HOBSTOVÁ, J., ed. Infectious Diseases. 2nd rev. ed. Prague: Karolinum Press, 2012. 246 p. ISBN

978-80-246-2111-1.

INTERNAL MEDICINE 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 (3rd - 6th class GM)

x KUMAR, P. and CLARK, M., eds. Kumar and Clark´s Clinical Medicine. 9th ed. Philadelphia:

Sauders, 2016. 1456 p. ISBN 978-0-70020-660-16.

x KASPER, D., FAUCI, A., HAUSER, S., LONGO, D., JAMESON, L., and LOSCALZO, J. Harrison´s Priniciples of Internal Medicine 19th ed. New York: McGraw-Hill, 2016. 3000 p.

ISBN 978-0-07-180215-4.

x GOLDMAN, L. and SCHAFER, A.I. Goldman-Cecil Medicine. 25th ed. Philadelphia: Elsevier

Sauders, 2016. 2 volumes. Cecil Textbook of Medicine. ISBN 978-1-4577-5017-7.

142

x COLLEDGE, N.R. et al. Davidson´s Principles and Practice of Medicine. 22nd ed. Edinburgh:

Churchill Livingstone, 2014. 1392 p. ISBN 978-0-7020-5035-0.

INTERNAL MEDICINE 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (4th - 5th class D)

x KASPER, D., FAUCI, A., HAUSER, S., LONGO, D., JAMESON, L., and LOSCALZO, J.

Harrison´s Priniciples of Internal Medicine 19th ed. New York: McGraw-Hill, 2016. 3000 p.

ISBN 978-0-07-180215-4.


Sauders, 2016. 1456 p. ISBN 978-0-70020-660-16.

INTERNAL PROPEDEUTICS (3rd class GM)

x SWARTZ, M.H. Textbook of physical diagnosis: history and examination. 7th ed. Philadelphia:

Elsevier Saunders, 2014. 848 p. ISBN 978-0-3232-2148-1.


Sauders, 2016. 1456 p. ISBN 978-0-70020-660-16.

x GOLDMAN, L. and SCHAFER, A.I. Goldman-Cecil Medicine. 25th ed. Philadelphia: Elsevier

Sauders, 2016. 2 volumes. Cecil Textbook of Medicine. ISBN 978-1-4577-5017-7.

INTERNAL PROPEDEUTICS 1, 2 (3rd class D)

x HOUGHTON, A.R. and GRAY, D., eds. Chamberlain’s Symptoms and Signs in Clinical

Medicine: An Introduction to Medical Diagnosis. 13th ed. London: Edward Arnold, 2010. 504 p.

ISBN 978-0340974254.

x SWARTZ, M.H. Textbook of physical diagnosis: history and examination. 7th ed. Philadelphia:

Elsevier Saunders, 2014. 848 p. ISBN 978-0-3232-2148-1.

LATIN MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY (1st class GM, D)

x BUJALKOVÁ, M. and JUREČKOVÁ, A. Greco-Latin Medical terminology: Textbook for

Students of Medicine. Martin: Osveta, 2017. 188 p. ISBN 978-80-8063-451-3.

LATIN CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY FOR DENTISTRY (3rd class D)

x ROLLEROVÁ, A., VASIĽOVÁ, L. et al. Graeco-Latin Terminology of Clinical Dentistry. 1. vyd.

Bratislava: Univerzita Komenského, 2018. 192 s. ISBN 978-80-223-4640-5.

MEDICAL BIOCHEMISTRY 1, 2 (2nd class GM,

MEDICAL BIOCHEMISTRY FOR DENTISTRY 1, 2 (2nd class D)

x HARVEY, R.A. and FERRIER, D. Lippincott’s Illustrated Reviews: Biochemistry. 6th ed. J.B. Wolters Kluwer, Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, ©2013. 560 p. Lippincott Illustrated Reviews

Series. ISBN 978-1-4511-7562-2.

143

x BRECHTLOVÁ, M. et al. Practical Exercises in Biochemistry. Bratislava: Asklepios, 1993. 92 p.

ISBN 80-7167-035-9.

BAYNES, J. and DOMINICZAK, M.K. Medical Biochemistry. 4th ed. Edinburgh: Saunders

Elsevier, 2014. xxi, 636 p. ISBN 978-1-4557-4580-7.

BRECHTLOVÁ, M. et al. Medical Biochemistry. I., Intermediary Metabolism. Bratislava:

Asklepios, 1999. 211 p.

MEDICAL BIOPHYSICS (1st class GM, D)

x KUKUROVÁ, E. et al. Basics of Medical Physics and Biophysics for Electronic Education of

Health Professionals [online]. Bratislava: Asklepios, 2013. 232 p. Co-authors: E. KRÁĽOVÁ

and M. TRNKA. Digital study text. [viewed 2019-05-10]. ISBN 978-80-7167-177-0. Available on

Internet: www.fmed.uniba.sk/uploads/media/Basics_of_Biophysics.pdf

x KUKUROVÁ, E. et al. Medical Physics in Questions and Answers [online]. Bratislava: Asklepios, 2013. 95 p. Co-authors: E. Kráľová and M. Trnka. Interactive Study Text. [viewed 2019-05-10].

ISBN 978-80-7167-174-3. Avalilable on Internet:

www.fmed.uniba.sk/uploads/media/Physics_in_questions.pdf

x KOZLÍKOVÁ, K. and MARTINKA, J. Theory and Tasks for Practicals on Medical Biophysics. 1.

Brno: Tribun, 2010. 248 p. ISBN 978-80-7399-881-3.

MEDICAL ETHICS (1st class, 4th class GM)

x WILLIAMS J.R. Medical Ethics Manual [online]. World Medical Association (WMA). 3rd ed.

Ferney-Voltaire (France): WMA, 2015. 134 p. [viewed 2019-05-02]. ISBN 978-92-990079-0-7.

Available on Internet: https://www.wma.net/what-we-do/education/medical-ethics-manual/

x MOJZEŠOVÁ, M. (ed.). Public Health Ethics - Selected Issues. Bratislava: Comenius University

in Bratislava, 2015. 88 p. ISBN 978-80-223-3937-7.

x Convention for the protection of Human Rights and Dignity of the Human Being with regard to the

Application of Biology and Medicine: Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine [online].

Oviedo,

MEDICAL ETHICS (2nd class D)

x WILLIAMS, J.R. Dental Ethics Manual [online]. FDI World Dental Federation. Ferney-Voltaire (France), FDI WDF, 2007. 135 p. [viewed 2019-05-02]. ISBN 0-9539261-5-X. Available on

Internet: https://www.fdiworlddental.org/sites/default/files/media/resources/1-

fdi_dental_ethics_manual_1st_edition_2007.pdf

x OZAR, D.T. and SOKOL, D.J. Dental Ethics at Chairside: Professional Principles and Practical

Applications. 2nd ed. Washington: Georgetown University Press, 2002. 343 p. ISBN 0-87840-376-

0.

x Convention for the protection of Human Rights and Dignity of the Human Being with regard to the

Application of Biology and Medicine: Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine [online].

Oviedo, 04/04/1997. Strassbourg: Directorate of Legal Affairs, Council of Europe, Nov 1996. ETS

No.164. 10 p. [viewed 2019-05-02]. Available on Internet:

https://www.coe.int/en/web/conventions/full-list/-/conventions/treaty/164

144

MEDICAL CHEMISTRY (1st class GM)

x ORSZÁGHOVÁ, Z., ŽITŇANOVÁ, I. et al. Textbook of Medical Chemistry [online]. Bratislava:

Comenius University, 2018. 299 p. [viewed 2019-05-02]. ISBN 978 80 223 4512 5. Available on

Internet:

https://zona.fmed.uniba.sk/uploads/media/Textbook_of_Medical_Chemistry_2018_WEB_01.pdf

MEDICAL CHEMISTRY FOR DENTISTRY (1st class D)

x ORSZÁGHOVÁ, Z., ŽITŇANOVÁ, I. et al. Textbook of Medical Chemistry [online]. Bratislava:

Comenius University, 2018. 299 p. [viewed 2019-05-02]. ISBN 978-80-223-4512-5. Available on

Internet:

https://zona.fmed.uniba.sk/uploads/media/Textbook_of_Medical_Chemistry_2018_WEB_01.pdf

MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY 1, 2 (2nd class D)

x BAGG, J. et al. Essentials of Microbiology for Dental Students. 2nd ed. Oxford: Oxford Unversity

Press, 2006. xxix, 348 p. ISBN 978-0-19-856489-8.

x SHUNNAR, A. et al. Manual for the Practical Exercises in Microbiology for Dental Students:

Protocols. 1. vyd. Bratislava: Comenius University. 2009. 81 p. ISBN 978-80-8095-045-3.

x SHUNNAR, A. et al. Manual for the Practical Exercises in Microbiology: Theoretical Introduction.

Bratislava: Comenius University, 2011. 172 p. ISBN 978-80-223-2832-6. (selected chapters)

– 2nd ed.: Bratislava: Comenius University, 2014. 172 p. ISBN 978-80-223-3587-4.

MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY AND BASICS OF COMMUNICATION (2nd class GM, 3rd class D)

x ŽUCHA, I. et al. Medical Psychology. Bratislava: Univerzita Komenského, 2013. 92 p. ISBN

978-80-223-3371-9.

x COATES, G.T. Notes of Communication: A Few Thoughts about the Way We Interact With the People We Meet [online]. ©2009. 180 p. [viewed 2019-05-03]. Free e-book from

www.wanterfall.com. Available on Internet:

http://www.wanterfall.com/Downloads/Communication.pdf

x Communication Output and Input (Communication Pathways) [online]. [Updated: 5.5.2011].

[Viewed 2019-05-03]. Available on Internet: http://www.wanterfall.com/Communication-Output-

and-Input.htm

MICROBIOLOGY 1, 2 (2nd - 3rd class GM)

x MURRAY, P.A., ROSENTHAL, K.S., and PFALLER, M.A. Medical Microbiology. 8th ed.

Philadelphia: Elsevier, 2015, ©2016. 848 p. ISBN 978-0-323-29956-5.

x SHUNNAR, A. et al. Manual for the Practical Exercises in Microbiology: Protocols. Bratislava: Comenius University. 2009. 89 p. ISBN 978-80-8095-046-0.

x SHUNNAR, A. et al. Manual for the Practical Exercises in Microbiology: Theoretical Introduction.

1st ed. Bratislava: Comenius University. 2011. 172 p. ISBN 978-80-8095-046-0.

– 2nd ed.: Bratislava: Comenius University, 2014. 172 p. ISBN 978-80-223-3587-4.

http://www.wanterfall.com/

http://www.wanterfall.com/Downloads/Communication.pdf

145

NEUROLOGY 1, 2 (4th class GM)

x BILLER, J., GRUENER, G., and BRAZIS, P.W. Demyer's The Neurological Examination:

A Programmed Text. 7th ed. New York: McGraw-Hill Education/Medical, ©2017. xxiv. 631 p.

ISBN 978-0-07-184161-0.

x BENARROCH, E.E., CUTSFORTH-GREGORY, J.K., and FLEMMING, K.D., eds. Mayo Clinic

Medical Neurosciences: Organized by Neurologic Systems and Levels. 6th ed. Rochester: Mayo

Clinic Scientific Press; New York: Oxford University Press, 2017, ©2018. xi, 763 p. ISBN 978-0-

19-020940-7.

x GORELICK, P.B., TESTAI, T., HANKEY, G., and WARDLAW, J.M. Hankey’s Clinical

Neurology. 2nd ed. Boca Raton: CRC Press, ©2014. 965 p. ISBN 978-1-84076-193-1.

NEUROLOGY (4th class D)

x BILLER, J., GRUENER, G., and BRAZIS, P.W. Demyer's The Neurological Examination: A Programmed Text. 7th ed. New York: McGraw-Hill Education/Medical, ©2017. xxiv. 631 p.

ISBN 978-0-07-184161-0.

x COREY-BLOOM, J. and DAVID, R.B. Clinical Adult Neurology. 3rd ed. New York: Demos Medical Publishing, ©2009. 484 p. ISBN 978-1-933864-35-8.

NEUROSURGERY (5th - 6th class GM)

x GREENBERG, M.S. Handbook of Neurosurgery. 8th ed. New York: Thieme Medical Publishers,

2016. 1661 p. ISBN 978-1-62623-241-9

NURSING 1, 2 (1st class GM)

x GREŽDOVÁ, I. and POLHORSKÁ, M. Professional Nursing Procedures. 1. Textbook For

General Medicine Study Programme. 1st ed. Bratislava: Slovac Academic Press, 2018. 146 p.

ISBN 978-80-89607-66-2.

x POLHORSKÁ, M. and GREŽDOVÁ, I. Professional Nursing Procedures. 2. Textbook For

General Medicine Study Programme. 1st ed. Bratislava: Slovac Academic Press, 2018. 104 p.

ISBN 978-80-89607-58-7.

OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE (5th - 6th class GM)

x EUROPEAN COMMISSION. Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Equal

Opportunities, F4 Unit. Information Notices on Occupational Diseases: a Guide to Diagnosis

[online]. ©European Communities, 2009. 276 p. [viewed 2019-05-02]. ISBN 978-92-79-11483-0.

DOI: 10.2767/38249. Available at: ec.europa.eu/social/BlobServlet?docId=3155&langId=en

ONCOLOGICAL PROPEDEUTICS (4th class GM)

O’SULLIVAN, P. et al. UICC Manual of Clinical Oncology. 9th ed. Chichester: Wiley

Blackwell, ©2015. ISBN 978-1-4443-3244-5.

146

OPHTHALMOLOGY (5th class GM)

x AHMED, E. A Textbook of Ophthalmology. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1993. xiv, 535 p.

ISBN 978-0-19-562870-8.

x KANSKI, J.J. Clinical Ophthalmology: A Systematic Approach. 5th ed. Edinburgh: Butterworth-Heinemann, 2003. vii, 733 p. ISBN 978-0-7506-5541-5.

x OLÁH, Z. Ophthalmology: Lectures for Medical Students (for the 5th class). Bratislava: LF UK,

1996. 101 p.

x EVANS, N. Ophthalmology. 2nd ed. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1995. 289 p. ISBN 978-0-

19-262407-9.

x JOGI, R. Basic Ophthalmolgy. 4th ed. New Delhi: Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers, 2009.

512 p. ISBN 978-81-8448-451-9.

OPHTHALMOLOGY (4th class D)

x EVANS, N. Ophthalmology. 2nd ed. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1995. 289 p. ISBN 978-0-

19-262407-9.

x HUBER, M.J.E. and REACHER, M.H. Clinical Tests: Ophthalmology. St Louis: Mosby, 1991.

176 p. ISBN 978-0-8016-6291-1.

x PHILIPS, C.I., CLARK, Ch.V., and TSUKAHARA, S. Ophthalmology: A Primer for Medical

Students and Practicioners. London: Bailliere Tindall, 1994. 220 p.

x OLÁH, Z. Ophthalmology: Lectures for Medical Students (for the 5th class). Bratislava: LF UK,

1996. 101 p.

x JOGI, R. Basic Ophthalmolgy. 4th ed. New Delhi: Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers, 2009.

512 p. ISBN 978-81-8448-451-9.

ORTHOPAEDICS − TRAUMATOLOGY (5th - 6th class GM)

x SIVANANTHAN, S., SHERRY, E., WARNKE, P., and MILLER, M.D., eds. Mercer's Textbook

of Orthopaedics and Trauma. 10th ed. Boca Raton: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group, ©2012.

1620 p. ISBN 978-0-340-94203-1.

OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY (5th class GM, 4th class D)

x BECKER, W., NAUMANN, H.H., and PFALTZ, C.R. Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases: A Pocket

Reference. Edited by R.A. BUCKINGHAM. 2nd rev. ed. Stuttgart: Georg Thieme Verlag, 1994.

583 p. ISBN 3-13-671202-1. Available also on Internet: http://books.google.com

x BEHRBOHM, H., KASCHKE, O., NAWKA, T., and SWIFT, A. Founding Authors: BECKER,

W., NAUMANN, H.H., and PFALTZ, C.R. Ear, Nose, and Throat Diseases: With Head and Neck

Surgery. 3rd ed. Stuttgart: Thieme, ©2009. x, 431 p. ISBN 978-3-13-671203-0.

Available on Internet: http://books.google.com

http://books.google.com/

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PAEDIATRICS 1, 2, 3 (4th - 6th class GM, 5th class D)

x BRUCKNEROVÁ, I. Neonatology: simple & easy. Part 1. Bratislava: Univerzita Komenského,

2014. 148 p. ISBN 978-80-223-3585-0.


2015. 100 p. ISBN 978-80-223-3851-6.


2016. 104 p. ISBN 978-80-223-3902-5.


2018. 190 p. ISBN 978-80-223-4429-6.

PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY 1, 2 (3rd class GM, 2nd - 3rd class D)

x MOHAN, H. Textbook of Patology with Pathology Quick Review and MCQS. 6th ed. Jaypee

Brother Medical Publisher, 2010. 952 p. ISBN 978-81-8448-702-2.

x KUMAR, V., ABBAS, A.K., and ASTER, J.C. Robbins & Cotran Pathologic Basis of Disease

(Robbins Pathology). 9th ed. Philadelphia: Elsevier/Saunders, 2014, ©2015. xvi, 1391 p. ISBN

978-1-4557-2613-4.

x STRAYER, D.S. and RUBIN, E., eds. Rubin's Pathology: Clinicopathologic Foundations of

Medicine. 7th ed. 1417 p. Philadelphia: Wolters Kluwer Health, ©2015. ISBN 978-1-4511-8390-0.

PATHOLOGICAL PHYSIOLOGY 1, 2 (3rd class GM, 2nd - 3rd class D)

x HULÍN, I. et al. Pathophysiology. 5. aktual. a rozš. vyd. Bratislava: SAP, 1998. 1140 p. ISBN 80-

88908-07-8.

PHARMACOLOGY 1, 2 (3rd - 4th class GM)

x BRENNER, G.M. and STEVENS, C.M. Pharmacology. 5th ed. Philadelphia: Elsevier, Saunders,

2018. 568 p. ISBN 978-0-323-39166-5.

x RITTER, J.M., FLOWER, R.J., HENDERSON, G., LOKE, Y.K., MACEWAN, D., and RANG,

H.P. Rang and Dale´s Pharmacology. 9th ed. Edinburgh: Elsevier, 2019, ©2020. xvi, 789 p. ISBN

978-0-7020-7448-6.

x WECKER, L., TAYLOR, D.A., and THEOBALD, R.J., Jr. Brody‘s Human Pharmacology: Mechanism-Based Therapeutics. 6th ed. Philadelphia: Elsevier, 2018, ©2019. xiv, 714 p.

ISBN 978-0-323-47652-2.

PHARMACOLOGY 1, 2 (3rd class D)

x BRENNER, G.M. and STEVENS, C.M. Pharmacology. 5th ed. Philadelphia: Elsevier, Saunders,

2018. 568 p. ISBN 978-0-323-39166-5.

x WECKER, L., TAYLOR, D.A., and THEOBALD, R.J., Jr. Brody‘s Human Pharmacology:

Mechanism-Based Therapeutics. 6th ed. Philadelphia: Elsevier, 2018, ©2019. xiv, 714 p.

ISBN 978-0-323-47652-2.

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PHYSIOLOGY 1, 2 (2nd class GM, 1st - 2nd class D)

x OSTATNÍKOVÁ, D. et al. Basics of Medical Physiology. 4th ed. Bratislava: Comenius


x OSTATNÍKOVÁ, D. et al. Laboratory Guide to Medical Physiology. 3rd ed. Bratislava: Comenius University, 2018. 210 p. ISBN 978-80-223-4499-9.

x SILVERTHORN, D.U. Human Physiology: An Integrated Approach. 7th ed. University of Texas,

Austin. Pearson, 2015. 960 p. Global Edition. ISBN 978-12-9209-493-9.

x KOEPPEN, B.M. and STANTON, B.A., eds. Berne & Levy Physiology: With Student Consult

Online Access. 6th ed. Philadelphia: Mosby Elsevier, 2010. 848 p. ISBN 978-0-323-07362-2.

PLASTIC SURGERY (5th - 6th class GM)

x THORNE, C.H. et al., eds. Grabb and Smith's Plastic Surgery. 7th ed. Philadelphia: Wolters

Kluwer Health/Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, ©2015. 1048 p. ISBN 978-1-4511-0955-9.

PNEUMOLOGY AND PHTHISEOLOGY (5th - 6th class GM)

x WEINBERGER, S.E. et al. Principles of Pulmonary Medicine. 6th ed. Philadelphia: Elsevier /

Saunders, 2013, ©2014. 416 p. ISBN 978-1-4557-2532-8.

PSYCHIATRY 1 (4th class GM)

x KOLIBÁŠ, E. et al. Introduction to Clinical Psychiatry. Bratislava: Ecol, 1996. 107 p. ISBN 80-

967610-0-5.

x SEMPLE, D. and SMYTH, R. Oxford Hanbook of Psychiatry. 3rd ed. New York: Oxford

University Press, ©2013. 1057 p. ISBN 978-0-19-969388-7.

PSYCHIATRY 2 (5th class GM)


967610-0-5.



PSYCHIATRY (4th class D)


967610-0-5.



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RADIOLOGY AND NUCLEAR MEDICINE (4th class GM)

- Nuclear medicíne

x KIM, E.E., LEE, D.-S., TATEISHI, U., and BAUM, R.P. Handbook of Nuclear Medicine and

Molecular Imaging: Principles and Clinical Applications. Singapore: World Scientific Publishing

Company, ©2012. 472 p. ISBN 978-981-4366-23-6 (Print).

x GOLDFARB, C.R., PARMETT, S.R., ZUCKIER, L.S., ONGSENG, F., KARAM, M., and

CHAMARTHY, M.R. Nuclear Medicine Board Review: Questions and Answers for Self-

Assessment. 3rd ed. Thieme, 2012. 224 p. ISBN 978-1-60406-689-0 (Print).

x BIERSACK, H.-J. and FREEMAN, L.M. Clinical Nuclear Medicine. 2007th ed. Berlin: Springer,

2007. 548 p. ISBN 978-3-540-28025-5.

- Radiology

x GUNDERMAN, R.B. Essential Radiology: Clinical Presentation, Pathophysiology, Imaging. 2nd

ed. New York: Thieme, ©2006. 368 p. ISBN 1-58890-082-7.

for Dentisty (DENTAL RADIOLOGY – 3rd class):

MASON, R.A, BOURNE, S.A. Guide to Dental Radiography. 4th ed. Oxford: Oxford University

Press, 1998. viii, 260 p. ISBN 0-1926-2671-X.

SLOVAK LANGUAGE (1st - 2nd class GM, D)

x ĎURAJKA, R., JAMRICHOVÁ, V., and HALÁKOVÁ, M. Slovenčina pre študentov medicíny. Slovak for medical students. Bratislava: Univerzita Komenského, 2018. 252 p. ISBN 978-80-223-

4568-2.

x BALKOVÁ, D. et al. Odborná slovenčina v medicínskej praxi – kazuistiky. Professional Slovak in Medical Practice – Case Reports. 3. vyd. Bratislava: Univerzita Komenského, 2018. 75 s. ISBN

978-80-223-4406-7.

x DŽUGANOVÁ, B. et al. Slovensko-anglický a anglicko-slovenský slovník pre zahraničných

študentov. 2. vyd. Bratislava: Univerzita Komenského, 2015. ISBN 978-80-223-3909-4.

SOCIAL MEDICINE (4th class GM, 6th class D)

x KOSTIČOVÁ, M., CAPÍKOVÁ, S., LEVY, L., ROKUSEK, C., SEDLÁKOVÁ, D., SILVAGNI,

A., and SOLOVIČ, I. Social Medicine. Bratislava: Comenius University in Bratislava, 2015. 181 p.

ISBN 978-80-223-3935-3.

x KOSTIČOVÁ, M., OZOROVSKÝ, V., BADALÍK, L., and FABIAN, G. An Introduction to Social

Medicine. Bratislava: Asklepios, 2011. 155 p. ISBN 978-80-7167-153-4.

SURGERY (4th - 6th class GM, 4th - 5th class D)

QUICK, C.R.G. et al. Essentials Surgery: Problems, Diagnosis and Management. 5th ed.

Philadelphia: Elsevier, Churchill Livingstone, 2013, ©2014. 688 p. Burkitt, Essential Surgery.

ISBN 978-0-7020-4674-2.

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SURGICAL PROPEDEUTICS (3rd class GM, D)

LIECHTY, R.D. and SOPER, R.T. Fundamentals of Surgery. St. Louis: Mosby-Year Book, 1989.

xiv, 648 p. ISBN 0-8016-2962-4.

URGENT MEDICINE (5th class GM)

MARX, J. et al. Rosen‘s Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice [2 volume set]. 7th

ed. Mosby/Elsevier, 2010. 2604 p. ISBN 978-0-323-05472-0.

UROLOGY (5th - 6th class GM)

x TANAGHO, E.A. and McANINCH, J.W. Smith & Tanagho's General Urology. 18th ed. New

York City: McGraw-Hill Medical, 2012, ©2013. 768 p. ISBN 978-0-07-162497-8.

Study Program: DENTISTRY (1st - 6th class)

DENTAL MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGIES 1, 2, 3 (1st - 3rd class)

x REESE, J.A. and VALEGA, T.M., eds. Restorative Dental Materials: An Overview. Vol. 1.

Chicago: Quintessence Publishing, 1986. 331 p. ISBN 1-85097-003-3.

x POWERS, J.M. and WATAHA, J.C. Dental Materials: Properties and Manipulation. 10th ed. St.

Louis: Elsevier - Mosby, 2012, ©2013. 248 p. ISBN 978-0-323-07836-8.

x McCABE, J.F. and WALLS, A.W.G. Applied Dental Materials. 9th ed. Wiley-Blackwell, 2008.

312 p. ISBN 978-1-4051-3961-8.

DENTAL PROSTHETICS 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (3rd - 5th class)

x NALLASWAMY, D. Textbook of Prosthodontics. Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers, 2006. 866

p. ISBN 978-81-8061-199-5.

x TVRDOŇ, M., ČECH, I., and SOKOLOVÁ, T. Atlas of Prosthodontic Treatment. Bratislava: Science, 2001, 2004. 308 p. ISBN 80-969100-8-6.

DENTOALVEOLAR SURGERY 1, 2, 3 (3th - 4th class),

MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY 1, 2, 3 (5th - 6th class)

x STANKO, P., PORUBAN, D., NOVOTŇÁKOVÁ, D., and HOLLÝ, D. Dentoalveolar and

Maxillofacial Surgery. 2nd ed. Bratislava: Univerzita Komenského, 2014. 356 p.

x WRAY, D., STENHOUSE, D., LEE, D., and CLARK, A.J.E. Textbook of General and Oral

Surgery. Edinburg; Philadelphia: Churchill Livingstone, 2003. 322 p. ISBN 0443070830.

x MOORE, U.J., ed. Principles of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. 5th ed. Oxford: Blackwell

Science, 2001. 276 p. ISBN 0-632-05438-7.

151

x PETERSON, L.J. Contemporary Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. Mosby, 1998. 3rd ed. 797 p.

ISBN 0-8151-6699-0.

x SAILER, H.F. and PAJAROLA, G.F. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery for the General Dentis. 1st

ed. Thieme, 1999. 360 p. ISBN 3-13-108871-0.

x WHAITES, E. Essentials of Dental Radiography and Radiology. Foreword by R.A. CAWSON. 4th

ed. Edinburgh: Elsevier - Churchill Livingstone, 2007. 488 p. ISBN 978-0-443-10168-7.

x JASTAK, J.T., DONALDSON, D., and YAGIELA, J.A. Local Anesthesia of the Oral Cavity. Philadelphia: W.B. Sauders, 1995. 349 p.

ISBN 0-7216-2357-3.

x ROBINSON, P. Tooth Extraction: A Practical Guide. Butterworth-Heineman, 2000. 144 p.

ISBN 0-7236-1071-1.

GERONTOSTOMATOLOGY (5th class)

x PAPAS, A.S., NIESSEN, L.C., and CHAUNCEY, H.H. Geriatric Dentistry: Aging and Oral

Health. St. Louis: Mosby, 1991. 350 p. ISBN 0-8016-5790-3.

x BARNES, I. and WALLS, A. Gerodontology. J. Wright, 1994. 224 p. ISBN 0-7236-2159-4.

ORTHODONTICS 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (4th - 6th class)

x BACHRATÝ, A. and BACHRATÁ, Ľ. Introduction to Orthodontics. Textbook. Bratislava: Comenius University, 1997. 63 p. ISBN 80-223-1121-9.

x GRABER, L.W., VANARSDALL, R.L., VIG, K.W.L., and HUANG, G.J. Orthodontics: Current Principles and Techniques. 6th ed. St. Louis: Elsevier, 2016, ©2017. 928 p. ISBN 978-0-323-

37832-1.

x HOUSTON, W.J.B., STEPHENS, C.D., and TULLEY, W.J. A Textbook of Orthodontics. 1st ed.

Oxford: Butterworth-Heinemann, 1992. 424 p. ISBN 0-7236-0986-1.

PAEDIATRIC DENTISTRY (6th class)

x BADRINATHESWAR, G.V. Pedodontics: Practice and Management. 1st ed. Jaypee Brothers

Medical Publishers, 2010. 324 p. ISBN 978-81-8448-916-3.

x KOCH, G., POULSEN, S., ESPELID, I., and HAUBEK, D., eds. Pediatric Dentistry: A Clinical

Approach. 3rd ed. Chichester: John Wiley & Sons, 2016, ©2017. 408 p. ISBN 978-1-118-91349-9.

x WELBURY, R.W., DUGGAL, M.S., and HOSEY, M.T. Paediatric Dentistry. 4th ed. Oxford: Oxford University Press, ©2012. 400 p. ISBN 978-0-19-957491-9.

x ANDLAW, R.J. and ROCK, W.P. A Manual of Paediatric Dentistry. Churchill Livingstone, 1996.

4th ed. 249 p. ISBN 978-0-443-05372-6.

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PERIODONTOLOGY 1, 2, 3, 4 (5th - 6th class)

x LASKARIS, G. Color Atlas of Oral Diseases: Diagnosis and Treatment. 4th ed. Stuttgart: Georg

Thieme Verlag, 2017. 710 p. ISBN 978-3-13-717004-4.

x WOLF, H.F., RATEITSCHAK-PLUSS, E.M., and RATEITSCHAK, K.H. Color Atlas of

Peridontology. 3rd ed. Stuttgart: Georg Thieme Verlag, 2004. 532 p. ISBN 0-86577-902-3.

PRECLINICAL DENTISTRY 1, 2, 3, 4 (1st - 2nd class)

x WILSON,H.J.D. Dental Technology and Materials for Students. 8th ed. Blackwell Science, 1987.

vi, 634 p. ISBN 978-0632017638.

x HOWE, L.C., KANTOROWICZ, G.C., and SHOVELTON, D.S. Inlays, Crowns and Bridges. 5th

ed. Oxford: John Wright, 1993. 109 p. ISBN 978-0723623519.

x MORROW, R. Dental Laboratory Procedures. Vol. 1., Complete Dentures. 2nd ed. St. Louis:

Mosby, 1986. 600 p. ISBN 0801635195.

x BATES, J.F., HUGETT, R., and STAFFORD, G.D. Removable Denture Construction. 3rd ed.

London: Wright, 1991. xi, 167 p. ISBN 978-0723616672.

x BANERJEE, A. and WATSON, T.F. Pickard's Manual of operative Dentistry. 9th ed. New York:

Oxford University Press, 2011. xiii, 157 p. ISBN 978-0-19-957915-0.

x HOWE, G.L.The Extraction of Teeth. 2nd ed. London: Butterworth Heinemann, 1990. 94 p. ISBN

978-0723622314.

x HOWE, G.L.,WHITEHEAD, H. Local Anesthesia in Dentistry. 3rd rev. ed. Dental Practitioner

Handbook, no. 14. Butterworth-Heinemann, 1990. vii, 129 p. ISBN 978-0723621478.

PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY 1, 2 (3rd, 6th class)

x HOLLINS, C. Levison's Textbook for Dental Nurses. 11th ed. Chichester: John Wiley & Sons,

Blackwell, ©2013. 584 p. ISBN 978-1-118-50044-6.

x STALLARD, R.E. Textbook of Preventive Dentistry. W.B. Saunders Co., 1982. 403 p. ISBN 978-

0-7216-8550-2.

x WILKINS, E.M. Clinical Practice of the Dental Hygienist. 12th ed. Philadelphia: Wolters Kluwer,

Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2016, ©2017. 1296 p. ISBN 978-1-4511-9311-4.

x MURRAY, J.J. The Prevention of Dental Disease. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1989. 528 p. ISBN 978-0-19-261806-1.

THERAPEUTIC DENTISTRY 1, 2 (6th class),

RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY 1, 2, 3 (3rd, 5th class),

ENDODONTICS 1, 2 (4th class)

x CHESTNUT, J.E. and GIBSON, J. Churchill's Pocketbooks Clinical Dentistry. 4th ed. Churchill

Livingstone, Elsevier, ©2016. 714 p. Churchill Pocketbooks. ISBN 978-0-7020-5150-0.

x LINDHE, J.A. Textbook of Clinical Periodontology. 2nd ed. Chichester: Wiley, 1991. 648 p.

ISBN 978-87-16-06453-0.

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x ROTSTEIN, I. and INGLE, J.I. Ingle’s Endodontics. 7th ed. Raleigh (North Carolina): People's

Medical Publishing House -USA, 2017. 1500 p. ISBN 978-1-60795-192-6.

x LUMLEY, P., ADAMS, N., and TOMSON, P. Practical Clinical Endodontics. Churchill

Livingstone, 2006. 109 p. ISBN 0-443-07482-8.

x CHONG, B.S., ed. Harty’s Endodontics in Clinical Practice. 6th ed. Philadelphia: Churchill

Livingstone, Elsevier, 2010. 312 p. ISBN 978-0-7020-3156-4.

x BANERJEE, A. and WATSON, T.F. Pickard's Manual of operative Dentistry. 9th ed. New York:

Oxford University Press, 2011. xiii, 157 p. ISBN 978-0-19-957915-0.

x KIDD, E.A.M. Essentials of Dental Caries: The Disease and Its Management. 3rd ed. Oxford:

Oxford University Press, 2005. 195 p. ISBN 978-0-19-852978-1.

x TRONSTAD, L. A. Clinical Endodontics: A Textbook. 3rd rev. ed. Stuttgart: George Thieme

Verlag, 2009. ISBN 3-13-768101-4.

x MOUNT, G.J., HUME, W.R., NGO, H.C., and WOLFF, M.S. Preservation and Restoration of

Tooth Structure. 3rd ed. Chichester: John Wiley & Sons, ©2016. 328 p. ISBN 978-1-118-76659-0.

The complete list of obligatory and recommended study literature is available form the Academic library

FMED CU web site (https://www.fmed.uniba.sk/en/departments/library/).

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LIST OF THE TUTORS AT THE FACULTY OF MEDICINE CU

Professors

ARGALÁŠOVÁ Ľubica, MD,

PhD., MPH 20

BABÁL Pavel, MD, CSc. 25

BADA Viliam, MD, CSc. 37

BÁTOROVÁ Angelika, MD, CSc. 34

BERNADIČ Marián, MD, CSc. 26

BILICKÝ Jozef, MD, CSc. 55

BOROVSKÝ Miroslav, MD, CSc. 33

BREZA Ján, MD, DrSc., MHA 60

BRUCKNEROVÁ Ingrid, MD, PhD. 50

BUC Milan, MD, DrSc. 21

BUJDÁK Peter, MD, CSc. 60

DANIHEL Ľudovít, MD, PhD. 25

DUKÁT Andrej, MD, CSc. 39

Ing. ĎURAČKOVÁ Zdeňka, PhD. 22

DURDÍK Štefan, MD, PhD., MHA 43

FURDOVÁ Alena, MD, PhD.,

MPH, MSc. 45

GALBAVÝ Štefan, MD, DrSc. 18

GAŠPAR Ľudovít, MD, CSc. 35

GERINEC Anton, MD, CSc. 51

HLAVATÝ Tibor, MD, PhD. 39

HOLOMÁŇ Karol, MD, CSc. 34

JURKOVIČOVÁ Jana, MD, CSc. 20

KOKAVEC Milan, MD, PhD. 46

KOLLÁR Branislav, MD, PhD. 39

KOLLER Ján, MD, CSc 30

KRČMÉRY Silvester, MD, CSc. 32

KRČMÉRY Vladimír, MD, DrSc. 24

KRISTOVÁ Viera, MD, CSc. 26

KRIŠKA Milan, MD, DrSc. 27

KUPČOVÁ Viera, MD, CSc. 37

LABAŠ Peter, MD, CSc. 56

MASÁR Oto, MD, CSc. 59

MAŠURA Jozef, MD, CSc. 49

MATEJČÍK Viktor, MD, CSc. 41

MEGO Michal, MD, PhD. 44

MIKEŠ Zoltán, MD, DrSc. 32

MLADOSIEVIČOVÁ Beáta, MD, CSc. 26

MRAVEC Boris, MD, PhD. 28

MRÁZ Peter, MD, DrSc. 16

MURÍN Ján, MD, CSc. 36

ONDRUŠ Dalibor, MD, DrSc. 44

ORAVEC Stanislav, MD, CSc. 36

OSTATNÍKOVÁ Daniela, MD, PhD. 28

PAYER Juraj, MD, PhD.,MPH, FRCP. 38

PEČEŇÁK Ján, MD, PhD. 54

PODRACKÁ Ľudmila, MD, CSc. 47

POHLODEK Kamil, MD, PhD. 34

POLÁK Štefan, MD, CSc. 19

PONŤUCH Peter, MD, CSc. 38

PROFANT Milan, MD, CSc. 47

RNDr. REPISKÁ Vanda, PhD. 21

STANKO Peter, MD, PhD. 56

STRMEŇ Peter, MD, CSc. 45

ŠIMALJAKOVÁ Mária, MD, PhD.,

MHA 31, 32

ŠIMKO Fedor, MD, CSc., FESC 25, 37

ŠPÁNIK Stanislav, MD, CSc. 44

ŠTEŇO Juraj, MD, DrSc. 42

ŠTVRTINOVÁ Viera, MD, PhD. 36

ŠUŠKA Pavel, MD, PhD. 34

ŠVECOVÁ Danka, MD, PhD. 31

RNDr. TOMO Igor, CSc., MPH 21

TURČÁNI Peter, MD, PhD. 39

TURECKÝ Ladislav, MD, CSc. 22

VALKOVIČ Peter, MD, PhD. 40

RNDr. VARGA Ivan, PhD. 18

WAWRUCH Martin, MD, PhD. 26

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BABINSKÁ Katarína, MD, PhD. 28

BALOGOVÁ Soňa, MD, PhD. 42

BARTEKOVÁ Monika, MD, PhD. 28

BÁTORA Igor, MD, CSc. 42

BÖHMER Daniel, MD, PhD. 21

BRAŽINOVÁ

Alexandra, MD, PhD., MPH 17

Ing. BREZA Ján, MD, PhD. 53

BUCOVÁ Mária, MD, CSc. 20

BUCHVALD Dušan, MD, PhD. 49

BULAS Jozef, MD, CSc. 36

BZDÚCH Vladimír, MD, CSc. 48

Ing. RNDr. CELEC Peter, MD, DrSc.,

MPH 60

ČAMBAL Marek, MD, PhD. 58

ČAPLOVÁ Tatiana, MD, CSc. 54

ČELOVSKÁ Denisa, MD, PhD. 36

ČIŽNÁR Peter, MD, CSc. 47

DANILLA Tibor, MD, PhD. 49

RNDr. DANIŠOVIČ Ľuboš, PhD.

DRGOŇA Luboš, MD, CSc. 42

DÚBRAVA Martin, MD, CSc. 32

RNDr. ĎURMANOVÁ

Vladimíra, PhD. 20

FEDELEŠ Jozef, MD, CSc. 53

FERIANEC Vladimír, MD, PhD 34

FILLO Juraj, MD, CSc. 58

GMITTEROVÁ Karin, MD, PhD. 41

GONCALVESOVÁ Eva, MD, CSc. 30

RNDr. GULLER Ladislav, CSc. 16

HEĽPIANSKA Lýdia, MD, CSc. 44

HIRJAK Dušan, MD, PhD. 45

Mgr. HODOSY Július, MD, PhD.

MPH 28

HOLLÝ Ivan, MD, CSc. 34

HOLOMÁŇOVÁ Anna, MD, CSc. 16

CHANDOGA Ján, MD, CSc. 21

JACKULIAK Peter, MD, PhD.,MPH 39

PharmDr. JAKUŠ Vladimír, CSc. 22

RNDr. JALILI A. Nasir, CSc, MPH. 24

KABÁTOVÁ Zuzana, MD, CSc. 47

KILLINGER Zdenko, MD, PhD. 38

KIŇOVÁ Soňa, MD, PhD. 35

KOLENOVÁ Alexandra, MD, PhD. 50

KOLLER Tomáš, MD, PhD. 39

RNDr. KOPÁNI Martin, PhD. 23

KORBEĽ Miroslav, MD, CSc. 33

KOŠŤÁLOVÁ Ľudmila, MD, CSc. 48

RNDr. KOZLÍKOVÁ Katarína, CSc. 23

KRÁSNIK Vladimír, MD, PhD. 45

KRIŠTÚFKOVÁ Alexandra, MD, PhD. 33

KUBÍKOVÁ Eliška, MD, PhD. 16

KUŽELA Ladislav, MD, PhD., MPH 39

KUŽMA Martin, MD, PhD. 39

LEHOTSKÁ Viera, MD, PhD. 55

LIETAVA Ján, MD, CSc. 36

LIPTÁKOVÁ Adriána, MD, PhD.,MPH 24

LÍŠKA Branislav, MD, CSc. 22

LUKÁČ Ľudovít, MD, PhD. 36

MAJER Ivan, MD, CSc. 54

PhDr. MAZALÁNOVÁ

Anna, PhD.MPH 29

MINÁR Michal, MD, PhD. 41

MISTRÍK Martin, MD, PhD. 34

MOJTO Viliam, MD, CSc., MHA 37

PhDr. MOROVICSOVÁ

Eva, PhD., MPH 54

RNDr. MUCHOVÁ Jana, PhD. 22

OZOROVSKÝ Vojtech, MD, CSc. 29

PANCÁK Jaroslav, MD, PhD. 39

Pharm. PIRNÍK, Zdenko,PhD. 28

PLACHÝ Peter, MD, CSc. 56

POLÁKOVÁ MIŠTINOVÁ

Jana, MD, PhD. 55

PORUBSKÝ Ján, MD, CSc. 25

PROCHOTSKÝ Augustín, MD, CSc. 58

RADOŠINSKÁ Jana, MD, PhD 28

REDECHA Martin, MD, PhD. 33

RENDEKOVÁ Viera, MD, CSc. 22

156

ROHOŇ Peter, MD, PhD. 35

SABAKA Peter, MD, PhD. 35

RNDr. SHAWKATOVÁ Ivana, PhD 21

SCHNORRER Milan, MD, CSc. 59

157

RNDr. SLOBODNÍKOVÁ Lívia, CSc. 24

STANÍK Juraj, MD, PhD. 48

STANKOVIČ Igor, MD, CSc. 34

SÝKORA Marek, MD, PhD., MSc. 39

SZÁNTOVÁ Mária, MD, PhD. 37

ŠIARNIK Pavel, MD, PhD. 40

ŠIDLO Jozef, MD, CSc.MPH 18

ŠIMKO Martin, MD, PhD. 34

ŠKODÁČEK Igor, MD, PhD. 52

ŠPALEKOVÁ Margita, MD, PhD. 17

ŠTENCL Peter, MD, CSc. 33

ŠTEŇO Andrej, MD, PhD., MPH 41

ŠTEŇO Boris, MD, PhD. 47

ŠTEŇOVÁ Emöke, MD, PhD. 35

ŠUTOVSKÝ Stanislav, MD, PhD. 40

TEDLA Miroslav, PhD., MPH 47

TIMÁROVÁ Gabriela, MD, PhD., MPH 40

TREBATICKÁ, Jana, MD, PhD. 52

TRNKA Ján, MD, CSc. 52

RNDr. UHLÍKOVÁ Eva, PhD. 22

UKROPCOVÁ Barbara, PhD. 26

URBAN Štefan, MD, CSc. 54

VAJCZIKOVÁ Silvia, MD, PhD. 47

VESELÁ Stanislava, MD, CSc. 56

VICIAN Marián, MD, CSc. 59

VODRÁŽKA Ján, MD, CSc. 56

VOHNOUT Branislav, MD, PhD.

17

VRTÍK Luděk, MD, CSc. 56

RNDr. WEISMAN Peter, PhD. 16

ZÁHOREC Roman, MD, CSc. 30

ZÁHUMENSKÝ Jozef, MD, PhD. 33

ZAJKO Juraj, MD, CSc. 45

ŽILINSKÁ Zuzana, MD, PhD.,

MHA, MPH 52

Ing. ŽITŇANOVÁ Ingrid, PhD. 22, 39

Lecturers

AMIRYMANESH Amir, MD, PhD. 55

RNDr. ANDREZALOVÁ Lucia, PhD. 22

ANTALOVÁ Jana, MD, PhD. 46

ARTEMIOU Panagiotis, PhD.

Mgr. AZIRIOVÁ Silvia, PhD. 25

BABALA Jozef, MD, PhD. 52

Ing. BÁBELOVÁ Janka, PhD. 17

BABJAKOVÁ Jana, MD, PhD., MPH 19

BACHÁROVÁ Ljuba, MD, DrSc. 26

BACHLEDA Teodor, MD PhD,

MBA 67

BAKA Tomáš, MD, PhD.

RNDr. BAKOŠ Ján, PhD. 28

RNDr. BALÁZSIOVÁ Zuzana, PhD. 23

BARÁK Ľubomír, MD, CSc. 46

BARCZI Tomáš, MD

BÉDER Igor, MD, PhD. 51

PhDr. BELEJOVÁ Hana, PhD. 58 PhDr.

BEŇAČKA Ondrej, MD, PhD.

BENCOVÁ Viera, PhD. 42

BENDŽALA Matej, MD, PhD. 36

Mgr. BERACKA Ján 27

Mgr. BEVÍZOVÁ Katarína, PhD. 16

BEŽILOVÁ Naďa, MD, PhD 37

BJELOŠEVIČ Marko, MD,

BLUSKOVÁ Zuzana, MD, PhD. 46

BOBOCKÁ Katarína, MD, PhD. 37

BODÍKOVÁ Svetlana, MD, PhD. 37

BOLGÁČOVÁ Andrea, MD, 57

BOROŠOVÁ Monika, MD 33

BRAXATORISOVÁ Tatiana, MD, CSc. 21

BRÁZDILOVÁ Kristína, MD, PhD. 38

BRNKA Róbert, MD, PhD. 35

158

BROZMANOVÁ Blažena, MD,

CSc., 44

BUDAJ Miroslav MD, PhD. 37

BUKOVČAN Peter, MD, PhD.

BUKOVINOVÁ Pavlína, MD,

PhD. 34

Mgr. Mgr. CAPÍKOVÁ Silvia,

PhD. 29

CSICSAYOVÁ Lea, MD, CSc. 57

RNDr. CSÖBÖNYEIOVÁ Mária

19

CZAKÓ Ladislav, MD, PhD.

44

ČAPRNDA Martin, MD, PhD.

35

ČIERNA Iveta, MD, PhD. 47

159

ČIERNA Zuzana, MD 25

DALLOS Tomáš, MD, PhD. 47

DANIHEL Ľudovít, MD, PhD. 58

DEMITROVIČ Miroslav, MD, PhD. 45

DIVÉKY Ľubomír, MD, PhD. 33

PhDr. DOBIÁŠOVÁ Eva, PhD. 29

DONÁT Róbert, MD 41

DRÁB Marek, MD, PhD. 33

DROBNÝ Juraj, MD, PhD. 32

Mgr. ĎURAJKA Radoslav 17

ĎURECHOVÁ Andrea, MD, PhD. 32

RNDr. ĎURFINOVÁ Monika, PhD. 22

ĎURKOVIČOVÁ Zuzana, MD 37

Mgr. DVOŘÁKOVÁ Monika, PhD. 22

DYTTERT Daniel, MD 41

EDELSTEIN Rastislav, MD 56

EL FALOUGY Hisham, MD, PhD. 16

FÁBRI Oksana, MD 49

FARKAŠ Firas, MD, PhD.

FEDÁKOVÁ Zuzana 53

FEDELEŠOVÁ Michaela, MD 37

FEITSCHEROVÁ Izabella, MD, CSc. 55

FELTSAN Taras, MD, PhD. 55

FERIANCOVÁ Michaela, MD, PhD. 33

FERKOVÁ Sylvia Lea, MD, PhD. 43

FOLTÍN Martin, MD, PhD. 34

FRIŠTÁKOVÁ Martina, MD 45

Mgr. FULOVÁ Miriam, MD

FUŇÁKOVÁ Miroslava, MD 51

GABÁNIOVÁ Darina, MD, PhD. 56

GÁBOR Martin, MD 33

GÁLFIOVÁ Paulína, MD, PhD. 19

RNDr. GARDLÍK Roman, MD, PhD. 25

GAŠPAROVIČ Ivo, MD, PhD.

PharmDr. GAŽOVÁ Andrea, PhD. 26

Ing. GBELCOVÁ Helena, PhD. 21

GOLDENBERG Zoltán, MD, PhD. 39

PhDr. GREŽĎOVÁ Iveta, PhD. 29

GROMOVÁ Monika, MD, PhD. 50

Mgr. GURECKÁ Radana, PhD. 24

PhDr. HAJDÚK Michal, PhD. 53

HÁJKOVÁ Marta, MD, CSc. 53

PhDr. HAMAR Tomáš, PhD.

HAJSKÁ Marianna, MD, PhD. 30

Mgr. HALÁKOVÁ Milota 18

HASA Jaroslav, MD, CSc. 43

HAVIAROVÁ Zora, MD, PhD. 16

HEDERLINGOVÁ Júlia, MD, PhD 34

RNDr. HIROŠOVÁ Katarína 20

HNILICOVÁ Silvia, MD 28

HOLLÝ Dušan, MD, PhD., MPH 55

HOLOVÁČOVÁ Dana, MD, PhD. 35

HOMOLOVÁ Monika, MD, PhD. 20

PhDr. HORKOVIČOVÁ Kristína,

MDS, PhD., MPH

HORN František, MD, PhD. 51

HORNOVÁ Jarmila, MD, PhD. 46

HORVÁTH Juraj, MD, PhD. 45

Mgr. HORVÁTHOVÁ Martina, PhD. 22

PhDr. HRADEČNÁ Zuzana 51

HRBATÝ Boris, MD, PhD. 57

Mgr. HROMADOVÁ Katarína, PhD.

HUDECOVÁ Kristína, MD, PhD. 27

HULÍN Ivan, MD 52

HULMAN Michal, MD, PhD.

HÚŠŤAVOVÁ Lucia, MD, PhD 52

CHANDOGA Ilja, MD, PhD. 45

CHANDOGOVÁ Eva, MD, CSc., MPH 29

Ing. CHOMOVÁ Mária, PhD. 22

CHORVÁTH Martin , MD, PhD 42

CHOVANEC Michal, MD, PhD. 43

CHVÁLNY Peter, MD, PhD. 42

IZÁKOVÁ Ľubomíra, MD, PhD. 53

PhDr. JAMRICHOVÁ Valéria

JANEGA Pavol, MD, PhD. 25

JANEGOVÁ Andrea, MD 25

JSANKOVIČOVÁ Denisa, MD,

PhD.

JANKOVICHOVÁ Terézia, MD, 59

JÁNOŠIOVÁ Jarmila, MD, PhD. 31

160

JAVOR Juraj, MD, PhD. 55

JAVORKA Vladimír, MD, PhD.

55 Ing. JEŽOVIČOVÁ Miriama,

PhD. 22 JURÍČKOVÁ Katarína,

MD 47

Mgr. JURÍKOVÁ Miroslava,

PhD. 19 KADLEČÍK Rudolf,

MD, CSc 54

161

KÁLIG Karol, MD, CSc. 29

KALUŽAY Jozef, MD, PhD. 37

KEMÉNYOVÁ Petra, MD, PhD.

KESTLEROVÁ Zita, MD, PhD. 56

KILIAN Miroslav, MD 45

KISSOVÁ Viera, MD, PhD. 35

KLEIN Martin, MD 19

KLOBUČNÍKOVÁ

Katarína, MD, PhD. 39

Mgr. KOCIÁNOVÁ Barbora, PhD. 28

RNDr. Mgr. KOLÁČEK Marián, PhD. 29

Mgr. KOLESÁROVÁ Mária, PhD.

KOLLEROVÁ Jana, MD 38

KOLNÍKOVÁ Miriam, MD, PhD. 50

KOMLÓSY Mária, MD, PhD.

KOMORNÍKOVÁ Andrea, MD, PhD. 36

KONDÁŠ Marián, MD, PhD. 39

RNDr. KORCOVÁ Jana, PhD.

KOREŇ Ján, MD, PhD. 24

KOREŇ Michal, MD, PhD. 35

Mgr. KORMAN Michal 27

KOSTIČOVÁ Michaela, MD,

PhD., MPH 29

KOŠUTZKÁ Zuzana, MD 39

Mgr. KOTLEBOVÁ Patrícia 18

Mgr. KOTRBANCOVÁ Martina, 17

KOUTUN Juraj, MD, CSc. 29

KOVÁČ Ján, MD, PhD., MPH

KOVÁČOVÁ Eva, MD, PhD. 35

KOZÁK Ján, MD 40

KRAJCSOVIC Katarína, MD, PhD. 43

Mgr. KRAJČIOVÁ Ľubica, PhD. 21

KRAJČOVIČOVÁ Dana, MD, PhD. 53

KRAJČOVIČOVÁ Ivana, MD, PhD. 42

KRÁLIK Róbert, MD, PhD. 42

RNDr. KRÁĽOVÁ Eva, PhD. 23

KRÁLOVÁ Mária, MD, CSc. 53

KRIŽKO, Marián, MD, PhD. 34

Mgr. KŠIŇANOVÁ Marína 18

KUČERA Marek, MD, PhD. 36

KUNIAKOVÁ Dana, MD, PhD. 52

RNDr. KUNIAKOVÁ Marcela, PhD 21

Mgr. KURAČKA Ľubomír, PhD.

KURTANSKÝ Alexander, MD 28

Mgr. KYSELICOVÁ Klaudia,

PhD.

LAKTIŠ Karol, MD, CSc. 34

RNDr. LAŠŠÁNOVÁ Milada, CSc. 22

LAŠŠÁNOVÁ Monika, MD, PhD. 26

Ing. LAUBERTOVÁ Lucia, PhD. 22

Mgr. LAUKOVÁ Lucia 17

LESNÝ Peter, MD, PhD.

LETENAYOVÁ Ivana, MD 49

LETKOVSKÁ Katarína, MD 25

LISÁ Iveta, MD, CSc. 39

MVDr. LÍŠKA Ján, CSc. 19

LOBOTKOVÁ Denisa, MD, PhD.

LORENCOVÁ Mária, MD 19

Mgr. LOVÁSOVÁ Veronika, PhD. 27

RNDr. LUKÁČIKOVÁ Petra, PhD. 16

LYSÝ Juraj, MD, PhD., MPH 56

MAJESKÝ Ivan, MD, PhD 58

MAKOHUSOVÁ Miroslava, MD 49

MALÍČEK Ľubomír, 56

MALÍČKOVÁ Milica, MD

MALOVEC Peter, MD 16

MAREK Vítězslav, MD 42

MARŠÍK Ladislav, MD, PhD. 32

MARTINKOVÁ Jana, MD, PhD. 39

MASÁROVÁ Marta, MD 16

MATAJS Marek, MD 55

MATZOVÁ Zuzana, MD 51

MAZALÁN Pavol, MD 58

MERDAA Šamseh, 56

MIFKOVIČ Andrej, MD, PhD. 57

Mgr. MIKO Michal, MD, PhD 19

MIKULECKÝ Miroslav, MD, CSc. 34

160

MIKUŠ KURACINOVÁ Kristína, MD, PhD.

MIKUŠOVÁ Renáta, MD, PhD. 19

Mgr. MINÁRIKOVÁ Zuzana, PhD.

MIŠOVIČ Juraj, MD MIŠKOVSKÁ

Věra, MD, PhD. 42

MIŽIČKOVÁ Magdaléna, MD 54

MOJZEŠOVÁ Mária, MD, PhD. 29

MORAVANSKÝ Norbert, MD, PhD. 18

MRAČNA Peter, MD, PhD. 42

MRÁZOVÁ Hedviga, MD 25

MRIŇÁKOVÁ Bela, MD, PhD.

NEDOMOVÁ Barbora, MD 47

PhDr. NIKOLAJOVÁ KUPFERSCHMID

TOVÁ Elena 17

NIŽŇANSKÁ Zuzana, MD, PhD. 32

NOVÁK Bohuslav, MD, PhD. 56

NOVÁKOVÁ Andrea, MD, PhD. 56

NOVOSADOVÁ Helena, MD 53

NOVOTNÁ Věra, MD, PhD.

NOVOTŇÁKOVÁ Daniela, MD, PhD.,

MPH 56

NOVOTNÝ Martin, MD, PhD., MPH 40

OBERTOVÁ Jana, MD 43

OLEJNÍK Peter, MD, PhD. 31

OMANÍK Pavol, MD, PhD. 51

ORAVCOVÁ Iveta, MD, PhD. 41

ORAVSKÝ Milan, MD, PhD. 58

ORSZÁGH Miroslav, MD, PhD.

RNDr. ORSZÁGHOVÁ Zuzana, PhD. 22

OSUSKÝ Peter, MD, CSc. 31 OŤAPKOVÁ

Petra, MD, PhD. 33

RNDr. PADUCHOVÁ Zuzana, PhD. 22

PALACKA Patrik, MD, PhD. 43

PALAJ Július, MD 42

PALENČÁR Drahomír, MD, PhD. 53

PÁLENIKOVÁ Patrícia, MD, PhD. 38

Mgr. PALKOVIČ Michal, MD,

PhD., MHA 25

PAPCUN Peter, MD, PhD 34

PÁRNICKÁ Zuzana, MD, PhD. 20

PART Martina, MD 31

PAUKOVIC Ján, MD, CSc. 45

RNDr. PAULIS Ľudovít, MD, PhD. 25

PAVLEOVÁ Gabriela, MD 56

PAVLOVČINOVÁ Gabriela, MD, PhD. 46

PAYER Juraj, MD 52

PECHÁŇ Roman, MD 56

RNDr. PERŽELOVÁ Jana, PhD 17

PETRÍKOVÁ Lucia, MD

PETROVÁ Miriam, MD, PhD. 26

RNDr. PETROVIČ Robert, PhD. 21

PEVALOVÁ Ľubica, MD, CSc. 51

PINTEŠOVÁ Soňa, 56

POKORNÁ Veronika, MD, PhD.,MPH 38

POLAKOVIČOVÁ Simona, MD, PhD. 19

PhDr. POLHORSKÁ Miriam, PhD. 29

POPOV Ivajlo, MD 44

PÖRSÖK Štefan, MD 43

POTOČÁROVÁ Mária, MD 35

PRIBILINCOVÁ Zuzana, MD, CSc. 47

Mgr. PRIŠČÁKOVÁ Petra, PhD 22

PROCHOTSKÁ Katarína, MD 47

PRUTS Halyna, MD 56 PUŠKÁČOVÁ

Judita, MD, PhD. RAGANOVÁ

Andrea, MD 26 RAJČOK Matúš, MD,

PhD. 58

RAUOVÁ Katarína, MD, PhD. 54

RAVASOVÁ Jana, MD, PhD. 41

REDECHA Mikuláš, MD, PhD. 33

REIS Richard, MD, PhD. 57

REJLEKOVÁ Katarína, MD, PhD. 43

REPOVÁ Kristína, MD, PhD. 25

RIEDEL Rudolf, MD, PhD. 48

RÍSOVÁ Vanda, MD, PhD. 19

SABOL Martin, MD, PhD. 42

PhDr. Ing. SAMOHÝL Martin, PhD. 20

SÁNDOR František, MD, PhD. FCCP 53

SEGEDA Viktor, MD 54

SERÁTOR Martina, MD 58

RNDr. SCHWARCZOVÁ

Katarína, PhD. 24

SLÁVIK Rastislav, MD 56

161

SLEZÁKOVÁ Darina, MD, PhD. 34

SMREK Martin, MD, PhD. 51

STANÍKOVÁ Daniela, MD 46

STEBEL Adam, , MD, Dr. med. Dent. ,

MHA 56

SUCHÁNKOVÁ Magda, MD, PhD. 20

SÝKORA Ľubomír, MD, PhD 51

SYSÁK Rastislav, MD, PhD. 32

PhDr. SYSEL Dušan, PhD. 58

SZABÓ Jozef, MD

SZABÓMYHALYOVÁ Katarína,

MD

ŠEBOVÁ Irina, MD, CSc., MPH 50

ŠELMÉCIOVÁ Petra, MD, PhD. 16

Dr.Med.Univ. ŠIMKO Lukáš 52

ŠIMO Jaroslav, MD 57

Mgr. ŠIŠOVSKÝ Vladimír, MD, PhD. 25

ŠKODA Alexander, MD 57

Mgr. ŠKOVIEROVÁ Angela, PhD. 18

ŠPÁNIKOVÁ Beata, MD, PhD. 29

ŠTEFANIČKA Patrik, MD, PhD. 46

ŠTEFANIČKOVÁ Jana, MD, PhD. 43

ŠTEFÁNIKOVÁ Zuzana, MD, CSc. 20

ŠTRBOVÁ Zuzana, MD, PhD 53

ŠTURDÍK Igor, MD, PhD.

ŠTVRTINA Ján, MD 29

ŠUFLIARSKY Jozef, MD, PhD. 43

ŠUTEKOVÁ Daniela, MD, CSc. 56

ŠVEC Andrey, MD, PhD. 46

ŠVEC Peter, MD, PhD. 49

TAHOTNÝ Rastislav, MD, PhD. 32

RNDr. TAKÁCSOVÁ Melinda, PhD. 16

Mgr. TARANOVÁ Eva, PhD. 18

TEDLOVÁ Eva, MD, PhD. 53

THURZO Andrej, MD, PhD., MPH, MHA 56

TICHÁ Ľubica, MD, PhD. 46

TISOŇOVÁ Jana, MD, PhD. 26

TISOVSKÝ Peter, MD, PhD. 45

TOMANDLOVÁ Anna, MD, CSc. 56

TOMČÍKOVÁ Dana, MD, PhD.,

MHA

TOMOVÁ SASHOVÁ

Alexandra, MD, PhD. 28

TOTKA Adrián, MD 33

TREBATICKÝ Branislav, MD, PhD. 59

TRIZULJAKOVÁ Jana, MD, PhD. 29

PhDr. TRNKA Michal, PhD. 23

TRŠKA Rastislav, MD, PhD.

TURČEK Michal, MD, PhD. 53

UHRINOVÁ Alena, MD, PhD.

URBANOVÁ Dagmar MD, PhD. 49

URDOVÁ Veronika, MD 49

PhDr. Mgr VADOVIČOVÁ

Petra, PhD.

VALÁŠKOVÁ Petra, MD

Mgr. VANEKOVÁ Oľga 18

VANKO Ľuboš, MD 44

VANOVČANOVÁ Lucia, MD, PhD. 54

RNDr. VARGA Lukáš, MD, PhD. 46

RNDr. VARCHOLA Jaroslav, PhD.

Mgr. VASIĽOVÁ Linda 18

VAVRO Michal, MD

VAŽAN Rastislav, MD, PhD. 28

PaedDr. VAŽAN Róbert, PhD. 27

VITÁRIUŠOVÁ Eva, MD, PhD. 47

VOJTKO Róbert, MD, PhD. 26

PhDr. VOJTEKOVÁ Ivana, PhD. 29

RNDr. VONDROVÁ Diana, PhD.

20

Mgr. VRABCOVÁ Michaela, PhD. 19

VRANKA Ivan, MD, PhD.

VRANOVSKÝ Andrej, MD, PhD. 41

VÝROSTEKOVÁ Vanda, MD, CSc. 17

YAGHY Momen, MD, PhD. 41

ZAMBORSKÝ Radoslav, MD,

PhD.,MPH 16

ZIMANOVÁ Jana, MD, PhD. 41

Mgr. ZIMÁNYIOVÁ Miroslava 53

BBiomedSc. (Hons) ZOHDI

Vladislava, PhD. 16

JUDr.ZUMMEROVÁ Anežka,

MD, PhD. 18

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ŽABKA Martin, MD, PhD. 45

ŽIARAN Stanislav, MD, PhD. 59

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Assisstent Lectures

ACHBERGEROVÁ Monika, MD 50

AVRAMOVOVÁ Miriam, MD 52

Mgr. BÁBELOVÁ Michaela 20

BABINCOVÁ Natália, MD 31

BABKOVÁ Veronika, MD 50

BAISOVÁ Andrea, MD 64

BALÁŽOVÁ Patrícia, MD 38

BALOGHOVÁ Andre, MD a 33

RNDr. BAROŠKOVÁ Želmíra 23

BARTOVÁ Mária, MD 49

BEZÁK Branislav, MD 53

BOŠANSKÁ Petra, MD 36

BREZA Andrej, MD 18

BUDIAČOVÁ Silvia, MD 55

CINKOVÁ Nikola, MD 38

CINTULA Daniel, MD 31

ČAGALOVÁ Alžbeta, MD 35

DEBNÁR Dávid, MD 60

DEMEŠOVÁ Lucia, MD 61

DOBOŠ Dušan, MD 38

DOVALOVÁ Daniela, MD 18

Mgr. DRÁBEK Rudolf, MD 19

DRŽÍKOVÁ BOROVANOVÁ

Nikola, MD 65

DUBOVSKÝ Martin, MD 48

FAKTOROVÁ Xénia, MD 50

FEDOROVÁ Zuzana, MD 52

FOJTÍKOVÁ Michaela, MD 62

FOLTÁN Tomáš, MD 38

GÁBOROVÁ Linda, MD 34

GÁLIK Patrik, MD 19

GRELLNETH Danka, MD 63

HAGAROVÁ Barbora, MD 62

HANÁKOVÁ Myroslava 64

HANKOVSKÁ Jana, MD 43

HERTELOVÁ Martina, MD 34

HITKA Tomáš, MD 41

HLAVATÁ Tereza, MD 50

HOLČÍKOVÁ Jana, MD 63

Mgr. HOLÍK Ľubomír 22

HOLÍKOVÁ Tatiana, MD 66

HORÁK Samuel, MD 30

HRDLIČKOVÁ Kristína, MD 66

HRICÁK Vasiľ, MD 24

HRUBIŠKOVÁ Katarína, MD 52

Mgr. HUBENÁKOVÁ Zuzana 21

CHALUPKOVÁ Veronika, MD 38

CHLÁDEKOVÁ Anežka, MD 50

JAKABOVIČOVÁ Martina, MD 50

Bc. JAKIMOVÁ Jana, MD 18

JALALI Yashar, MD 52

JANEČKOVÁ Paulína, MD 39

JURINOVÁ Andrea, MD 63

KAČERIAKOVÁ Angelika, MD 66

KAPETANAKIS

Michail Vasileios, MD 66

KAŠPEROVÁ Stela, MD 49

KELECSÉNYIOVÁ Nora, MD 66

KISS Adrián, MD 54

KLEPOCH Juraj, MD 54

KORPÁŠOVÁ Anna, MD 66

KŐPPL Jozef, MD 34

KOZMONOVÁ Petra, MD 50

KRAJČOVIČOVÁ Lea, MD 35

Mgr. KRČ Henrich 33

KRČMÉRYOVÁ Lucia, MD 32

KRIVOŠÍKOVÁ Katarína, MD 35

KUBEC Filip, MD 66

KUKUČKA Martin, MD 47

KUTIŠOVÁ Dana, MD 33

KÚTNY Peter, MD 66

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LABUZOVÁ Veronika, MD 38

LENČUCHOVÁ Bronislava, MD 68

LEPTOS Nikos, MD 66

MAJIDI Abdolreza, MD 18

MALÍK Miroslav, MD 64

MALINOVSKÁ Silvia, MD 43

MATEJOVÁ Ivana, MD 39

MAZREKU Merita, MD 66

MIHÁĽOVÁ Michaela, MD 68

MOSNÁ Kristína, MD 30

MURANSKÁ Regina, MD 47

Mgr. MUŽIKOVÁ Silvia 18

NAGYOVÁ Lucia, MD 43

NEMERGUT Štefan, MD 58

NOSKOVIČOVÁ Lucia, MD 56

NOTHART Marek, MD 37

NOVOTNÁ Oľga, MD 40

ORBAN Marek, MD 53

Mgr. OREŠANSKÁ Katarína 29

PANYKO Arpád, MD 48

PAOURIS Dimitrios, MD 39

PAVLOVIČ Micha, MD l 38

PETRUŠOVÁ Lucia, MD 58

PHAM NGOC Bích, MD 66

PIROŠOVÁ Margita, MD 49

PLÍŠOVÁ Mária, MD 61

POLAKOVIČ Martin, MD 65

POLLÁKOVÁ Lívia, MD 66

PRACHÁR Vladimír, MD 66

RNDr. Bc. PREDNÝ Ján 21

RAČKOVÁ Júlia, MD 65

RAMOS RIVERA

Gonzalo Alonso, MD 38

RÁZUS Martin, MD 57

REKEŇ Viktor, MD 58

RODRIGUEZ Luis M.A. , MD 58

SANGALLI

Alessandro Emanueele, MD 66

SARVAŠOVÁ Sabína, MD 36

SASVÁRY Ferdinand, MD 64

SEKO Ivan, MD 49

SEMANOVÁ Silvia, MD 43

SIROTKOVÁ Martina, MD 66

SIVÁČEK Matúš, MD 40

SMAHA Juraj, MD 52

SMREKOVÁ Miroslava, MD 65

Mgr. STRAKA Marek, MD 21

STRUNGA Martin, MD 66

SUROVCOVÁ Anna, MD 40

SZAMOSOVÁ Monika, MD 50

Mgr. ŠIBALOVÁ Mária, MD 22

ŠIMKO Kristián, MD 68

ŠKUBLA Rudolf, MD, MHA 48

ŠTĚPÁN Jakub, MD 52

ŠUBA Ján, MD 43

ŠVECOVÁ Lucia, MD 38

TOMA Dávid, MD 54

TOMKO Jaroslav, MD 37

TROCHANOVÁ Ivana, MD 35

TULEJOVÁ Jana, MD 38

TURČINOVÁ LACKOVÁ

Katarína, MD 34

VALKULČÁKOVÁ Vanda, MD 64

VAŠKO Michal, MD 54

VEREŠOVÁ Ľudmila, MD 66

VESELOVSKÝ Tomáš, MD 41

VIDOŠOVIČOVÁ Mária, MD 20

VIESTOVÁ Alexandra, MD 42

VIŠENKOVÁ Veronika, MD 50

VLČKOVÁ Katarína, MD 49

VYSKOČILOVÁ Veronika, MD 49

ZÁHORÁK Michal, MD 68

ZAŤKA Michal, MD 60

ZEMANOVÁ Mária, MD 46

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CONTENTS

Academic dignitaries of Comenius University in Bratislava 4

Academic dignitaries of the Faculty of Medicine CU 7

The Scientific Board of the Faculty of Medicine CU 9

The Board of the Faculty 11

The Dean’s Office of the Faculty of Medicine CU 12

Institute of Anatomy 16

Institute of Epidemiology 17

Institute of Foreign Languages 17

Institute of Forensic Medicine 18

Institute of Histology and Embryology 19

Institute of Hygiene 20

Institute of Immunology 20

Institute of Medical Biology, Genetics and Clinical Genetics 21

Institute of Medical Chemistry, Biochemistry and Clinical Biochemistry 22

Institute of Medical Physics, Biophysics, Informatics and Telemedicine 23

Institute of Microbiology 24

Institute of Pathological Anatomy 25

Institute of Pathological Physiology 25

Section of Clinical Pathophysiology 26

Institute of Pharmacology and Clinical Pharmacology 27

Centre of Clinical Pharmacology for Drug Evaluation 27

Institute of Physical Education and Sports 27

Institute of Physiology 28

Institute of Social Medicine and Medical Ethics 29

Section of the History of Medicine and Health System 30

Primary Care Unit- General Practitioner’s Office 30

1st Department of Anaesthesiology and Resuscitation 30

2nd Department of Anaesthesiology and Resuscitation 30

Department of Burns and Reconstrustion Surgery 31

Department of Dermatovenerology 31

Section of Medical Mycology 31

1st Department of Geriatrics 32

2nd Department of Geriatrics 32

1st Department of Gynaecology and Obstetrics 33

2nd Department of Gynaecology and Obstetrics 33

Department of Hematology and Transfusiology 34

Department of Infectology and Geographical Medicine 35

1st Department of Internal Medicine 35

3rd Department of Internal Medicine 36

Pharmaco-biochemical Laboratory of the 3rd Dpt. of Internal Medicine 37

4th Department of Internal Medicine 37

5th Department of Internal Medicine 38

1st Department of Neurology 39

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2nd Department of Neurology 40

Department of Neurosurgery 40

Department of Nuclear Medicine 41

Department of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology 41

Department of Oncohematology 42

Department of Oncological Surgery 42

1st Department of Oncology 43

2nd Department of Oncology 43

Translational Research Unit 44

Department of Ophthalmology 44

Department of the Oromaxillofacial Surgery 44

Department of the Orthopaedics 45

1st Department of Orthopaedics and Traumatology 45

Department of Spondylosurgery 45

2nd Department of Orthopaedics and Traumatology 46

Department of Otorhinolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery 46

Department of Paediatrics 47

Laboratory of Clinical and Molecular Genetics 48

Department of Paediatric Anaesthesiology and Resuscitation 48

Department of Paediatric Cardiology 48

Department of Paediatric Dermatovenerology 49

Department of Paediatric Hematology and Oncology 49

Neonatal Department of Intensive Medicine 49

Department of Paediatric Neurology 50

Department of Paediatric Ophthalmology 50

Department of Paediatric Otorhinolaryngology 51

Department of Paediatric Psychiatry 51

Department of Paediatric Surgery 51

Department of Paediatric Urology 52

Department of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery 52

Department of Pneumology and Phtiseology 53

Department of Psychiatry 53

Department of Forensics Psychiatry 54

Department of Radiology 54

2nd Department of Radiology 55

Department of Sport Medicine 55

Department of Stomatology and Maxillofacial Surgery 55

Section of Preclinical Stomatology 57

1st Department of Surgery 57

2nd Department of Surgery 58

3rd Department of Surgery 58

4th Department of Surgery 58

Department of Urgent and General Medicine 59

Department of Urology 59

Section of Surgical Pathophysiology 59

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Institute of Molecular Biomedicine 60

Institute of Simulation and Virtual Medical Education 60

Library of the Faculty of Medicine CU 60

Project Centre of the Faculty of Medicine 61

Computer Centre of FMCU 61

Bratislava Medical Journal 62

The Schedule of full-time study during the Academic year 2019/2020 64

The Oath of Doctors of Medicine 65

Forms of study at the Faculty of Medicine CU 67

Study branch General Medicine 68

1st class 69

2nd class 70

3rd class 71

4th class 72

5th class 74

6th class 76

Study branch Dentistry 78

1st class 79

2nd class 80

3rd class 81

4th class 82

5th class 83

6th class 84

Compulsory Optional Subjects 86

Non Compulsory Optional Subjects 88

Study regulation of the FM CU 89

Internal regulation No 9/2014, Annex No1 133

Internal regulation No15/2016, Annex No2 135

Internal regulation No 13/2017, Annex No3 137

List of obligatory and Recommended Study Literature 139

List of the tutors at the Faculty of Medicine CU 154

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Faculty of Medicine, Comenius University in Bratislava

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