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    JINNAH SINDH MEDICAL UNIVERSITY

    STUDY GUIDE
    PROGRAM MBBS 2023
    MODULE TITLE ORTHOPEDICS MODULE
    ACADEMIC YEAR 4th Year
    INTRODUCTION Musculoskeletal diseases and injuries include conditions that affect
    joints, bones, muscles, the spine, and multiple body areas or systems
    such as connective tissues and blood vessels. An analysis of Global
    Burden of Disease (GBD) data in 2019 showed that globally
    approximately 1.71 billion people have musculoskeletal conditions.
    It is therefore essential to empower the students with core foundational
    knowledge related to the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of
    musculoskeletal diseases and injuries.
    RATIONALE Orthopedics module is designed to presents state of the art
    knowledge and experience from clinical experts and researchers
    specializing in the area of trauma and orthopedic surgery. It is a review
    of in-depth clinical aspects of trauma and orthopedic surgery. The
    module builds upon the basic sciences knowledge gained during the
    Locomotor-1 & 2 modules in years 2 & 3 respectively.
    OUTCOMES By the end of the module, students will be able to:
    •Justify management plans of disorders related to Bones, joints and
    Skeletal muscles by correlating the clinical conditions with the
    Pathophysiology
    DEPARTMENTS 1. Internal Medicine
    INVOLVED 2. Orthopedics
    3. Radiology

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    4. Surgery
    COURSE By the end of the module, the students should be able to:
    OBJECTIVES
    LECTURES 1. Joint infections
    INTERNAL • Name the major pathogenic organisms causing joint infections
    MEDICINE • Describe the pathophysiology, elements of prevention and
    management of joint infections
    • Outline the main clinical features and laboratory tests to
    diagnose joint infections (Septic, Viral, Tuberculous arthritis)

    2. Musculoskeletal diseases (Inflammatory Arthritis)


    • Describe the clinical features, laboratory tests, and imaging of
    the following musculoskeletal diseases:
    i. Rheumatoid Arthritis
    ii. Seronegative Spondyloarthropathies

    3.Gout
    • Classify gout
    • Discuss the pathogenesis, morphological and clinical features
    of gout
    • Differentiate among various types of gout, based on clinical
    presentations
    • Develop a plan for treating acute gouty arthritis

    4. Parathyroid disorders
    • Diagnose hyper-and hypo-parathyroid disorders based on
    clinical manifestations and investigation findings
    • Develop treatment plans for hyper and hypo parathyroid
    disorders

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    5. Osteoporosis and Osteomalacia
    • Describe the prevalence, etiology, and pathogenesis of
    osteoporosis and osteomalacia
    • Diagnose osteoporosis and osteomalacia based on clinical
    features, laboratory tests and imaging results
    • Develop a treatment plan for osteoporosis and osteomalacia

    6. Osteoarthritis
    • Describe the prevalence, pathogenesis, morphological, and
    clinical features of osteoarthritis
    • Diagnose osteoarthritis based on clinical features, laboratory
    tests, and imaging results
    • Develop a treatment plan for Osteoarthritis

    7. Systemic Lupus Erythematosus ( Systemic connective tissue


    diseases)

    • Describe the pathophysiology, prevalence, etiology, symptoms,


    laboratory tests, and diagnosis of Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
    • Discuss their current management strategies
    8. Systemic sclerosis ( Systemic connective tissue diseases)
    • Explain the pathophysiology, prevalence, etiology, symptoms,
    laboratory tests, and diagnosis of Systemic sclerosis.
    • Discuss their current management scheme.

    9. Inflammatory Myopathies (Polymyositis and Dermatomyositis)


    • Discuss different types of inflammatory myopathies.
    • Explain the pathophysiology, prevalence, etiology, symptoms,
    laboratory tests, and diagnosis of Polymyositis and Dermatomyositis

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    • Layout their current management procedures.

    10. Vasculitis
    • Classify vasculitis
    • Describe the pathophysiology of vasculitis
    • Discuss the clinical manifestations and treatment of vasculitis
    ORTHOPEDICS 1. Presenting problems and investigations of Musculoskeletal
    diseases
    • Describe the presenting problems and investigations of
    Musculoskeletal diseases

    2. Fractures
    • Classify the different types of fractures
    • Describe the specific types of fractures (hip, Colles’, and pelvic
    fractures)
    • Discuss the general principles of management of fractures
    • Describe the therapeutic measures for different fractures, the
    principles of fracture treatment in children, and common
    complications of fractures
    • Discuss the principles of fracture fixation

    3. Back pain
    • Identify the most common conditions causing back pain
    • Develop a plan for diagnosis and management of non-
    traumatic neck and back problems

    6.Bone tumors
    • Correlate the pathological findings of bone tumors with their
    clinical presentation

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    • Justify the diagnosis, investigations and treatment plans for
    primary bone tumors
    RADIOLOGY 1. Imaging of musculo-skeletal system
    • Explain the role of radiologic imaging in musculo-skeletal system
    diseases
    • Describe the principles of MRI, isotope bone scans, and CT scans

    2. Imaging of bone tumors & Other


    • List the techniques involved in diagnosis of bone tumors
    • Identify common skeletal injuries on radiographic films (e.g.
    fractures and dislocations)
    SURGERY 1. Maxillo-facial injuries
    • Describe the mechanisms, assessment, and management of
    maxillo-facial injuries
    TUTORIALS ➢ Spinal injuries (tutorial)
    FORENSIC • Describe whiplash injuries, fractures of the cervical spine, and
    MEDICINE railway spine
    • Discuss the injuries to the thoracic and lumbar spine and sacrum
    • Describe the medicolegal aspects of spinal injuries
    SKILLS TO BE • Procedures (Observe/ Assist): Intra-articular injections
    LEARNT DURING
    WARD ROTATIONS
    COURSE Course evaluation will be obtained through a feedback form
    EVALUATION which will be posted on the JSMU website
    INTERNAL Internal assessment will take place as per institutional policy
    ASSESSMENT
    ANNUAL MCQs and OSPE (observed + unobserved)
    EXAMINATION

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