GENERAL PHYSIOPATHOLOGY

Principles of General Pathology. Concept of health and concept of illness
Inflammation

Signs and phenomena of acute inflammation

Exudate

Phagocytosis

Chemical mediators of inflammation

Chronic inflammation
Tumours

Nomenclature

Epidemiology

Grading and staging

Differences between benign and malignant tumours

Neoplastic progression

Molecular base of neoplasms

Metastasis

Cachexia

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Swelling of the neck
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! Acute and chronic laryngitis
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Benign tumours of the larynx
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Malignant tumours of the larynx
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Radical surgery of the oral cavity
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Functional and radical surgery of the larynx.
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Pathology of the middle ear and of the internal ear
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Elements of ENT anatomy and physiology.
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The ENT examination and instrumental diagnostics
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Surgery of the nose and of the paranasal sinuses
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Surgery of the oral cavity and of the oropharynx
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Surgery of the neck
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Surgery of the larynx and of the hypopharynx
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Tracheotomy and tracheostomy tubes
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Phoniatric and deglutition rehabilitation

Classification of auditory injuries

Infant auditory diseases

Transmissive deafness:

Congenital malformation of the external and of the middle ear.

! Acute phlogosis of the middle ear

Seromucous otitis

Chronic phlogosis of the middle ear

Neurosensory deafness

Hereditary deafness

Acquired deafness

Diagnosis and treatment of neurosensory auditory injuries

Audiometric strategy in infant deafness

Neonatal and pre-school age auditory screening

Infant hypoacusia and other disabilities

Presbyacusia

Etiopathogenesis o:p>< /FONT>

Clinical picture

Prosthesis-rehabilitative therapy.