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About the Branch :

The Branch of Obstetrics and Gynecology is a leading institution in all aspects of women's health with nationally recognized programs in obstetrics and gynecology including high risk pregnancy, reproduction genetics, gynecology, breast disease, infertility, contraception and cancer. Faculty members also have expertise in subspecialty areas such as gynecologic urology, infectious diseases and genetics.

Objectives:

The training program that designed to be studied by fourth, fifth and sixth class student is to provide a broad exposure to all aspects of health care for women. The goals of the program are to aid the students in acquiring the following:

The knowledge and skills to provide health maintenance and disease prevention for women.
To develop the necessary cognitive and technical skills in the outpatient, emergency room, inpatient unit, operating rooms and delivery room for the management of obstetric problems and gynecologic diseases.
To gain an understanding of the basic science foundations of clinical obstetrics and gynecology which will form the basis of an evidence-based clinical practice and for lifelong continuing medical education
To develop the interpersonal skills necessary to deal most effectively with patients, other health professionals, and colleagues, and to act not as students but also as teachers
To gain an understanding of healthcare systems and administration so as to advocate for and deliver high quality patient care.

Vision:

Our vision is a department enjoying international recognition in the fields of training and research, together with excellence in service rendering to the community we serve.

Mission:

Is to provide a high quality academic service across a broad range of clinical, educational and research activities within its associated teaching hospitals.
To provide evidence-based education and training to medical students, resident physicians, fellows, faculty colleagues, and private practitioners.
To further the acquisition of women’s health knowledge through pursuing innovative and evaluative research.

Teaching Staff:

Asst.prof.Dr. Ali Hassan Mohamed Head of Branch

Asst.prof.Dr. Raakad Kamel Saadi is the branch supervisor

Asst.prof.Dr. Sawsan Taleb Salman

Asst.prof.Dr. Enas Jaleel Hussein

Asst.prof.Dr. Inaam Faisal Mohammed

Lect.Dr. Basma Hamid Majid

Curriculum & Credit:

Department: Obstetrics and gynecology

Subject: Obstetrics

Stage: Forth

Divided	Subject	No
CVS Nervous system	Normal pregnancy – physiological	1
all stages of fetal developments and growth	Fetal growth and development	2
First trimester Second trimester Third trimester	Preconception , Antenatal care, diagnosis of pregnancy	3
Iron deficiency anaemia Folic acid dficency anaemia Genetic anaemia Thrombocytopenia	Hematological abnormalities in pregnancy	4
Assessment of chromosomal abnormality Antepartum assessment of fetal wellbeing	Antenatal imaging and assessment of fetal wellbeing	5
Ultrasound screening Maternal serum screening Diagnostic test Fetal blood sampling	Prenatal diagnosis	6
Causes of abortion Types of abortion	1^st and 2^nd trimester pregnancy loss	7
Gastric reflex and constipation Skin changes Gynecologic tumors with pregnancy Diagnosis and treatments	Minor disorders of pregnancy and problems due to abnormalities of pelvic organs	8
	Venous thromboembolism	9
Placenta previa Accidental hemorrhage Vasa previa	Antepartum and postpartum haemorrhage	10
Cause of IUGR Diagnosis and treatment	IUGR and amniotic fluid abnormalities	11
Breech presentation Face and brow presentation Oblique and transverse lie Occiput posterior Mode of delivery	Malposition and malpresentation	12
High order pregnancy	Multiple pregnancy	13
	Hypertension in pregnancy	14
	Preterm labour and (PPROM)	15
	Diabetes in pregnancy	16
Thyroid disease Renal disease Blood disease	Medical disorders in pregnancy	17
Candida	Perinatal infection	18
Normal labour Abnormal labour Failure to progress	Labour	19
Methods of induction	Induction of labour and prolong pregnancy	20
	Operative delivery	21
Perineal injury	Haematoma.&perennial injures	22
Steps of management	Shoulder dystosia	23
Lochia Puerperal pyrexia Breast abscess	Normal and abnormal puerperium	24
Postnatal blues Diagnosis and treatments	Psychiatric disorders in pregnancy and puerperium	25
Care of newborn	Neonatology and anesthesia and analgesia in pregnancy	26
Drugs and pregnancy	Drug misuse and physical abuse	27
	RH isoimmunization	28
	Obestetric emergency	29
	Shock in obestetrics	30

Subject: Gynecology

Divided	Subject	No
Examination	Gynecological assessment of the patient	1
Embryological development Anatomy of genital tract	Embryology and Anatomy	2
Sexual differentiation Disorders of sexual development Precocious puberty	Normal and abnormal sexual development and puberty	3
Hypothalamic pituitary gonadal axis	The normal menstrual cycle	4
Heavy menstrual bleeding Dysmenorrhea Amenorrhea and oligomenorrhea Postmenapausal bleeding Premenstrual syndrome	Disorder of menstrual cycle	5
	Genital infections in gynecology	6
Progestogen-dependent hormonal Sterilization Non-hormonal methods of contraception	Fertility control	7
Management	infertility	8
Recurrent miscarriage	Problems in early pregnancy	9
	Benign diseases of uterus and cervix	10
Risk factors	Endometriosis and adenomyosis	11
Benign diseases of the ovary Malignant diseases of the ovary	Diseases of the ovary	12
Risk factors	Malignant diseases of the uterus	13
Types Stages of malignancy Risk factors	Premalignant and malignant diseases of the cervix	14
Types Stages of malignancy Risk factors	Conditions affecting the vagina and the vulva	15
Detrusor instability Stress incontinence Mixed incontinence	Urogynecology	16
Vaginal prolapse Uterine prolapse	Pelvic organ prolapse	17
physiological changes Signs	Menopause	18
Male impotence Female arousal absence Domestic violence Sleep disorders	Psychological and ethical aspects of gynecology	19
	Common gynecological procedures	20