The Department of Therapy №2 hosted the annual student conference on current issues in emergency medical care

The Department of Therapy №2 hosted the annual student conference on current issues in emergency medical care

24 january 2025

At the Department of Therapy №2 specialties «General Medicine», an annual student conference was held on the current topic: «Emergencies in the practice of an assistant doctor at an outpatient clinic».

The event brought together students from 5 years of international study, who presented 4 substantive reports, demonstrating a high level of preparation. The presentations highlighted key aspects of diagnosis and management tactics for the most common emergencies faced by primary care physicians. The students' work was carried out under the guidance of the teaching staff of the department.

Report program:

Gandham Sai Devashish (LDi-1-20): “Life-threatening bronchial asthma: causes, diagnostic criteria (clinical signs) and management”

Kake Sudharshan Reddy (LDi-2-20): “Cardiac tamponade: causes, diagnostic criteria (clinical signs) and management”

Sanjay Jaishankar (LDi-3-20): “Autoimmune Dressler syndrome: causes, diagnostic criteria (clinical signs) and management”

Sarvakota Bhumika (LDi-4-20): “Pulmonary edema: causes, diagnostic criteria (clinical signs) and management”

Key conference outcomes are

Discussion of common emergencies in the clinical practice of a primary care physician.

Coverage of current issues of diagnostics and management tactics for emergency conditions in the internal medicine clinic.

Consolidation of participants' knowledge in the format «question-answer».

The students showed a deep knowledge, analytical approach and desire for professional development. Such events contribute not only to the consolidation of theoretical and practical knowledge, but also to the development of scientific interests, exchange of experience and the formation of communication skills.

The Department of Therapy №2 expresses gratitude to the participants and teachers for their contribution to the training of future specialists. We wish everyone further success in their academic and professional activities!

Go back