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INTERNATIONALSUMMER

MEDICAL SCHOOL2014

with great pleasure we invite you to participate in the International SummerMedical School 2014 in Moscow, Russia.

You can choose a two-week elective in one of the following fields: urology,obstetrics & gynecology, pediatrics, dentistry or radiology. Each course isaimed to give you an outstanding clinical practical experience in your field ofmedical interest under supervision of proficient medical experts.

We have designed the program for you as a unique opportunity to broadenacademic and professional horizons, as well as to enjoy international culturalactivities which are an integral part of the curriculum.

This guide will provide you with all necessary information to make your stayas productive and exciting as possible.

Should you have any questions or concerns, please, do not hesitate to contactthe ISMS’14 coordinator.

Sincerely yours, Prof. Petr F. Litvitskiy Vice-Rector for International Affairs

Dear student,

Dates

Place

Language

Target group

Clinical areasat choice

Number of participants

Fees &Payment

August 4th - 17th, 2014

I.M. Sechenov First MSMU, Moscow, Russia

English

Medical students of the 4th and 5th-years

Dentistry, Pediatrics, Radiology, Urology, Obstetrics & Gynecology

Up to 3 students for each area.Maximum number of participants - 15.

€800 ISMS’14 fee includes study program, registration fee, accomodation at the University hostel, partial meals, russian language course for beginners.

The ISMS’14 registration fee (€50) should be paid within the three working days upon receival of a con-firmation letter on participation in the School.

The rest fee should be paid not later than 10 days before the School start.

Onlineapplication

Please note, during application you will be asked to up-load the scanned copies of the following documents:- National Passport;- CV;- Documentation of English language proficiency (non-native speakers);- Medical Certificate.

For application online please copy the following link to your web-browser’s URL bar:http://www.mma.ru/events/147276/?sphrase_id=96393

Deadline for application is May 20th, 2014

BEFORE YOU LEAVEPlease keep all important documents, including your passport,travel doc-uments and program contact information in your carry-on luggage. Please label your entire luggage with both your home and ISMS’14 program office contact information.

DO NOT FORGET TO TAKE WITH YOU!1. MEDICAL CERTIFICATE (dates and results of Hepatitis (B, C), HIV/AIDS, PPD (Mantoux), WR (Syphilis), Measles(Rubeola), Rubella and Varicella Tests and Immunizations).2. At least €100 IN CASH (for transfer from an airport to the hostel and other living expenses during first days in Moscow).3. OPERATION OVERALLS, MEDICAL COAT, SECOND PAIR OF SHOES.4. MEDICAL INSURANCE valid in the Russian Federation and covering the entire period of your stay in Russia.5. One ID PHOTO 3x4 cm (for registartion in Russia)

Helpful to have1.A debit/credit card (VISA/Mastercard).2.Extra medication (recommended).3.Own towels, personal hygiene products.

ArrivalOnce you forward to our office your travel details we will be able to instruct you regarding public transport or organize a medical student of I.M. Sechenov First MSMU to pick you up at the airport.

We need following information:- city and time where the flight/train comes from;- exact time and date of arrival;- flight/train number;- airport/railway station of arrival.

AccommodationThe hostel is located in the central part of Moscow close to the metro station which connects to the entire city.

Students are accommodated in blocks with three two- or three-place rooms. Each block has lavatory, shower room and kitchen equipped with a sink, hot-plate and refrigerators. Rooms are allocated according to availability without possibility of selection.

You and your roommates get two keys – for your room and your block. In case you decide to make duplicates key cutting office is next to the hostel. It will cost you approx. 100 rub. per key.

The laundry room is at the basement floor and works for 4 days per week. The price for laundry is 50 rub. per 5 kg.

Welcome receptionOn the first day of studies – Monday, August 4th, 2014 – at 9:00 a.m. you are expected at the registration and orientation meeting at the International Office of I.M. Sechenov First MSMU (Bol’shaya Pirogovskaya st. 2, bld. 4,Rector’s Office).

Please, do not forget to take with you to the meeting:- international passport;- migration card (you will be given at the customs control in Moscow airport upon arrival);- id photo 3x4 cm.

DENTISTRY

1st week

Block Date Topic Details Duration(hours)

Wee

k 1:

Ora

l and

max

illof

acia

l ped

iatr

ic s

urg

ery

/

Ort

hod

onti

cs (3

6 ho

urs)

DAY 1 Oral and maxillofacial

pediatric surgery.

Seminar

6 Practical hands-on course at thedepartment of pediatric dentistryand orthodontics (outpatient clinic)

DAY 2 Oral and maxillofacialpediatric surgery

Seminar


DAY 3 Oral and maxillofacialpediatric surgery

Seminar


DAY 4 Oral and maxillofacial pediatric surgery

Seminar 6 Practical hands-on course at the

department of pediatric surgery

DAY 5 Orthodontics

Seminar


DAY 6 Orthodontics

Seminar


DENTISTRY

2nd week


Wee

k 2:

Ort

ho

do

nti

cs /

Ped

iatr

ic d

enti

stry

(36

ho

urs

)

DAY 7 Orthodontics

Seminar


DAY 8 Orthodontics

Seminar


DAY 9 Pediatric dentistry Seminar

6 Practical hands –on course: cariesrisk assessment in clinical practice

DAY 10 Pediatric dentistry

Seminar

6 Practical hands-on course: primaryteeth restorations with different type of materials

DAY 11 Pediatric dentistry

Seminar

6 Practical hands-on course:pulpotomy in primary tooth withcomposite resoration

DAY 12 Pediatric dentistry Dental hygiene lesson at the Russian-German school with schoolchildrenaged 12-14 years

6

OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY

1st week


We

ek

1:

Ob

ste

tric

s (3

6 h

ou

rs)

Day 1

Workflow management ofan obstetric-gynecologic in-patient department

Seminar 1

Diagnostic techniques ingynecology

Seminar 2

Practical training 3

Day 2 Extragenital pathology andpregnancy

Seminar 2

Training at the Department ofPregnancy Failures

4

Day 3 Infections in Obstetrics

Seminar 2

Training at the 2nd ObstetricDepartment

4

Day 4 Delivery methods

Seminar 2

Training at a Maternity Block 4

Day 5 Obstetric hemorrhage

Seminar 2

Training at the MaternityDepartment, postoperating ward

4

Day 6 Practical training 6

OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY

2nd week


We

ek

2:

Gy

ne

colo

gy

(3

6 h

ou

rs)

Day 7 Diagnostic techniques ingynecology

Seminar 1

Training at the Department of Ultrasonography

5

Day 8 Methods of infertilitytreatment

Seminar 1

Training at the ART Department 5

Day 9 Hands-on practice training with endoscopic and laparoscopicsimulators

6

Day 10 Endometrium pathology

Seminar 1

Training at the GynecologyDepartment, operating theatre

5

Day 11 Nonmalignant hysteropathyand ovariopathy

Seminar 1

Training at the GynecologyDepartment, operating theatres

5

Day 12 Genital organs descent,urinary incontinence

Seminar 1

Training at the GynecologyDepartment

5

PEDIATRICS

1st week


We

ek

1:

His

tory

& p

hy

sica

l e

xam

ina

tio

n (

36

ho

urs

)

DAY 1 Functional responsibilities of an in-patient pediatric physician. Workflowbasic principles

Introduction seminar 6

DAY 2

Taking and assessing a patient’shistory: social, biological, genealogical.Anthropometric surveys. Assessmentof a patient’s physical fitness

Seminar 2

Hands-on practical training 4

DAY 3 Physical examination of a patient:general surveying, palpation,percussion, auscultation

Seminar 2


DAY 4 Assessment of tests results: CBC, UA,coprogram, biochemical blood assay,immunoassay, FBS, hemodiastase, etc.

Seminar 2


DAY 5 Assessment of tests results: ultrasonicscanning, X-ray, ECG, etc.

Seminar 2


DAY 6

Assessment of tests results: gastraland duodenal intubation,bronchoscopy and bronchography,etc.

Seminar 2


PEDIATRICS

2nd week


We

ek

2:

Em

erg

en

cy c

are

& b

asi

c tr

ea

tme

nt

(36

ho

urs

)

DAY 1

Preparation of a patient for X-ray andultrasonic scanning of GIT and GUSorgans, endoscopic examination of GITand respiratory organs

Seminar 2


DAY 2 Provide rationale for etiologic,pathogenetic, and syndromictreatment at various malconditions

Seminar 2


DAY 3 Dose calculation and dilution ofmedications

Seminar 2


DAY 4 Injections, intravenous infusions &transfusions

Seminar 2


DAY 5 Emergency care at ARF, CHF and convulsions

Seminar 2


DAY 6 Nutrition correction for variouspatients

Seminar 2



We

ek

1:

Dia

gno

stic

Ra

dio

logy

/ Im

agi

ng

mo

da

litie

s

(36

ho

urs

)

DAY 1 DiagnosticRadiology. Imagingmodalities.

Seminar 2

Practice in radiology department/ atworkstation

4

DAY 2 Radiography.

Seminar 2


4

DAY 3 ComputedTomography.

Seminar 2


4

DAY 4 Ultrasound

Seminar 2


4

DAY 5 Magnetic ResonanceImaging

Seminar 2


4

DAY 6 Nuclear Medicine Seminar 2


4

RADIOLOGY

1st week


We

ek

2:

Dia

gno

stic

Rad

iolo

gy/

Imag

ing

of

spe

cifi

c an

ato

mic

re

gio

ns

(36

ho

urs

) DAY 7 MusculoskeletalImaging

Seminar 2


4

DAY 8 Chest Imaging

Seminar 2


4

DAY 9 CardiovascularImaging

Seminar 2


4

DAY 10 GastrointestinalImaging

Seminar 2


4

DAY 11 Neuroradiology

Seminar 2


4

DAY 12 Emergency radiology Seminar 1


5

RADIOLOGY

2nd week

UROLOGY

1st week


We

ek

1:

Ge

ne

ral

uro

log

y (

36

ho

urs

) DAY 1

Semiotics and symptomatology ofurological diseases. Part 1

Morning conference 1

Familiarization tour forUrological clinic

2

Semiotics and symptomatology ofurological diseases. Part 2

Seminar 1

Curation of patients 2

DAY 2 Bleeding and blood transfusion Morning conference 2

Practice at transfusiologydepartment

4

DAY 3 Emergency urology Morning conference 2

Seminar/ Curation ofpatients

4

DAY 4 Prostate cancer, BPH, Renal cancer, Bladder cancer



4

DAY 5 Workshop at the University Simulation Center 6

DAY 6 Nephrolithiasis, pyelonephritis, cystitis Morning conference 2


4

UROLOGY

2nd week


Wee

k 2

: U

rolo

gica

l su

rger

y (

36

ho

urs

)

DAY 7 Extracorporalnephrolithotripsy


Practice in X-ray surgery room,assistance in operations

5

DAY 8 Percutaneousnephrolithotripsy


Practice in X-ray surgery room,assistance in operations

5

DAY 9 Workshop at the University Simulation Center 6

DAY 10 Laparoscopical urologicalsurgery


Practice in operation room,assistance in laparoscopicaloperations

5

DAY 11 Open-surgery urological operations


Practice in operation room, assistance in open-surgeryoperations

5

DAY 12 Endoscopic urologicaloperations


Practice in operation room,assistance in Endoscopicoperations

5

Russian language courseDuring your summer school in Moscow you will have a unique op-portunity to take part in the Intensive Course of the Russian language for beginners, which is is free-of-charge for the ISMS’14 participants.

Aim of the Course is to help foreign physicians and medical students to fulfil their professional duties and to communicate with their col-leagues and patients in Russia. The Course is also interesting because it trains not only to use the Russian language for professional purposes but in your everyday life as well.

Duration of the Course is 26 academic hours. Trainings will be conduc-ted in groups of 5. You will receive the Course syllabus at the Welcome reception on the 4th of August.

Passes for public transportationWell-developed systems of public transportation (metro, buses, trolley-buses and trams) with universal public transport tickets make the Moscow area of more than 1,100 km2 almost insensible and rather convenient in terms of navigation.

You can purchase universal tickets for 1 (30 rub.), 2 (60 rub.), 5 (150 rub.), 10 (300 rub.), 20 (500 rub.), 40 (1000 rub.), 60 (1200 rub.) trips. There is a common opinion that the fastest way to navigate around Moscow is metro. Most stations are open from 6 a.m. till 1 a.m.

Meals & RefreshmentsYou will be provided hot lunches on week days.

Dining halls offer students a variety of reasonably priced and nutritious meals. Students also have a choice of vegetarian and pork-free meals, a salad and antipasti buffet, fresh juices, desserts, sweets, and ice-cream. Cafeterias offer a variety of sandwiches, cakes, sweets, drinks, but only a small variety of warm dishes.

There are also a lot of public food courts, cafes and restaurants near the University campus and around the city.

Telephone & InternetTo stay in touch you can get a Russian sim card for your mobile phone. Students or officers of the University will be happy to help you and choose the most bargaining tariff.

Of course, you can also check with your current cell phone provider if it would be financially feasible to change your current contract accordingly.

The University free WiFi zones and computer labs do not work dur-ing summer holidays. In case of need you can use free wireless inter-net access offered by lots of cafés around the University, or internet cafés.

Leisure & SportsSituated on the Moscow River and having over 450 km2 of green areas the city is also home to many famous museums, art galleries, theatres, several world heritage sites, including the Moscow Kremlin, an ancient fortress that is the residence of the Russian president today.

University sports facilities are restricted to long-term students of I.M. Sechenov First MSMU. We can recommend you some other options which are open to the public.

Moscow is an excellent city for biking, roller-skating, etc. Equipment can be rented in most parks. You can also visit numerous fitness cen-ters, gyms, swimming pools and saunas.

Safety & InsuranceWhile we believe that Russia is safe to travel and study in, we are also sure that precautions should be taken when traveling to any foreign country. To assure your safety during the winter school you will get safety instructions at the orientation meeting and will be often ac-companied by students of I.M. Sechenov First MSMU. But remember, your safety mostly depends on your own behavior and discipline.

Please note that you are required to have medical insurance while in Russia and to carry your insurance information at all times.

Emergency servicesPolice, Fire and Medical emergency 112Credit/debit card loss:Visa 363-2400-866-654-0164MasterCard 8-800-555-0269

IWMS’14 CoordinatorsTatiana V. Gerasimova (German-speaking)tel: +7 (495) 622-95-86e-mail: [email protected]

Igor S. Lunkov (English-speaking)tel: +7 (495) 622-96-43e-mail: [email protected]

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