Phd in ANGIO-CARDIO-THORACIC PATHOPHYSIOLOGY AND IMAGING

The PhD course includes both compulsory lessons and didactic activities promoted during the year. Below you can see the details of all the activities and lessons held during the year 2021/2022.90% of the meetings took place via the online platform (Meet). PhD students were able to broaden their skills by participating in debates with scientific backgrounds different from theirs. This allowed them to broaden their knowledge to the point of creating the important assumptions on which numerous collaborations between different research groups were born.

1. WORKSHOPS ON THE BACKGROUND OF THE TOPICS CHOSEN BY THE DOCTORAL STUDENTS FOR THEIR RESEARCH PROJECT
2. S.T.I.T.C.H. EDUCATIONAL SEMINARS WISDOM
3. MEDICAL ACADEMY CONGRESSES/SEMINARS
4. WEBINARS/SEMINARS CARRIED OUT BY EXTERNAL TEACHERS (NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL)


Detailed description of activities carried out during the year
 

1. WORKSHOPS ON THE BACKGROUND OF THE TOPICS CHOSEN BY THE DOCTORAL STUDENTS FOR THEIR RESEARCH PROJECT


 

- Monday 17 January 2022, at 2.00 pm on the Meet platform:

• Dr. Filomena Domenico held a seminar concerning: "Non-ischemic myocardial scar in the athlete: association with ventricular arthritis and sudden cardiac death"

• Dr. Bonito Giacomo held a seminar concerning: "Covid-19 pneumonia: CT semiotics and differential diagnosis"

• Dr. Monosilio Sara held a seminar concerning: "The many faces of cancer therapy-induces cardiotoxicity"

• Dr. Tocci Marco held a seminar concerning: "Severe aortic stenosis and TAVI"

• Dr. Bassi Massimiliano held a seminar concerning: "Ground Glass Opacity, STAS and circulating DNA: state of the art in lung cancer diagnosis"

• Dr. Pisani Angelo held a seminar concerning: "VA ECMO in the treatment of cardiogenic shock"

• Dr. Castellani Valentina held a seminar concerning: "Role of intestinal permeability in patients at risk of cardiovascular disease"

• Dr. Biccirè Flavio held a seminar concerning: "Pathophysiology and outcomes of acute coronary syndrome: role of biomarkers and liver fibrosis"