The subjetc of Oral Pathology Medicine I aims to provide knowledge on General Pathology, Pathological Anatomy specific to the oral and maxillofacial area and Semiology and Propaedeutics of oral and maxillofacial diseases.

This subject includes fundamental aspects for the knowledge of the pathogenesis and diagnosis of the main oral and maxillofacial diseases.

This subject is taught entirely by the Department of Stomatology of the UPV/EHU.

Learning outcomes:

1. Acquire and develop the fundamental knowledge of the morphology and pathophysiology of general diseases and of the oral and maxillofacial area in order to be able to apply it to their diagnosis.

2. Acquire and develop the fundamental knowledge of the propaedeutics and semiology of oral medicine in order to be able to apply it to the diagnosis of the main diseases of the oral and maxillofacial area.

3. Use the knowledge acquired to resolve clinical cases in a coherent manner and to make a differential diagnosis and a final diagnosis.

4. Work with scientific information from basic knowledge of oral pathology and medicine, and adopt a favourable attitude towards their learning.

ORAL PATHOLOGY PART

- Block 1. General Pathological Anatomy

M1. Cell damage and death. Mechanisms and morphology.

M2. Inflammatory response. Types and characteristics. Haemodynamic alterations. 1h

M3. Immunopathology.

M4. Infectious diseases.

M5. Regeneration, repair and fibrosis.

M6. Genetically based diseases.

M7. Neoplastic pathology. Carcinogenesis.

PA: Oral immunological diseases.

PA: Oral infectious diseases.

OCP. Neoplastic pathology of the oral mucosa and soft parts.

OP: ORAL CANCER. Oral cancer.

PA. Non odontogenic pathology of the jaws.

S. General Pathological Anatomy.



- Block 2. Oral and Maxillofacial Pathological Anatomy.

M8. Non-neoplastic pathology of the oral mucosa.

M9. Dental and periodontal pathology. Cariogenic and periodontal disease.

M10. Pathology of the maxillary bones. Cysts and tumours.

M11. Salivary gland pathology.

PCL. Microscopic practice 1: Reactive lesions of the oral mucosa.

PCL. Microscopic practice 2: Neoplastic lesions of the oral mucosa.

PCL. Microscopic Practical 3: Lesions of the maxillary bones and salivary glands.

salivary glands.

S1. Special Pathological Anatomy.



ORAL MEDICINE PART

M1. Medical history.

M2. Clinical examination of the oral cavity.

M3. Clinical examination of the head and neck.

M4. Complementary examinations: laboratory tests, microbiology.

M5. Complementary examinations: biopsy.

M6. Complementary examinations: radiology.

M7. Other complementary explorations.

M8. Elementary lesions of the oral cavity.

M9. Signs and symptoms in oral medicine.

M10. Semiology of salivary glands.

M11. Oral and maxillofacial radiological semiology.

PA. How to take a Clinical History in Oral Medicine.

PA. White lesions of the oral mucosa.

PA. Red and pigmented lesions of the oral mucosa.

PA. Vesicular-ampullary lesions of the oral mucosa.

AP. Ulcerated lesions of the oral mucosa.

AP. Radiolucent lesions of the maxillary bones.

PA. Radiopaque lesions of the maxillary bones.

PA. Radiolucent lesions of the maxillary bones.

PA. Oral and maxillofacial (soft parts) clinicopathological correlation.

PA. Oral and Maxillofacial (hard parts) clinicopathological correlation.

PCL. Clinical Practice 1: History and Clinical Examination in Oral Medicine.

PCL. Clinical Practice 2: History and Clinical Examination in Oral Medicine.

PCL. Clinical Practice 3: History and Clinical Examination in Oral Medicine.

PCL. Clinical Practice 4: History and Clinical Examination in Oral Medicine.

PCL. Clinical Practice 5: History and Clinical Examination in Oral Medicine.

S. Oral Medicine.

Theoretical lectures

Classroom practice

Seminars

Clinical Practice

• Final Assessment System
• Tools and qualification percentages:
  • Written test to be taken (%): 35
  • Multiple-Choice Test (%): 35
  • Realization of Practical Work (exercises, cases or problems) (%): 30

The general evaluation of the course is continuous, with evaluation of the theoretical contents by means of an individual written test and of the

theoretical content by means of an individual written test and of the practical content by means of an

practical content by means of a continuous assessment of the competences acquired in the clinical

clinical practicals, classroom practicals and seminars.

The individual written test will account for 70% of the total mark for the subject.

It will consist of:

- Written exam on all the contents with multiple-choice questions and short questions, including clinical cases.

short questions, including clinical cases. This exam will have 2 parts: A)

Part of Pathological Anatomy and B) Part of Oral Medicine.

In order to pass the course, students must obtain at least a grade of 5 in the written exam

a grade of 5.

The continuous assessment of the clinical practicals, classroom practicals and clinical seminars will constitute the rest of the course.

clinical seminars will make up the rest of the final mark with the remaining 30%.

Attendance to the practical contents of the course is compulsory.

Students who so request may opt to take a single final exam, which will be both theoretical and

theoretical and practical, with the completion of as many exams as necessary to

assess all the learning required in the whole of this discipline.

In order to determine whether students have acquired the basic practical competences, a minimum mark of 7 out of 10 will be required.

a minimum grade of 7.0 and a minimum attendance of 75% will be required.

*Failure to carry out the compulsory activities or non-attendance must be duly justified in accordance with the

be properly justified in accordance with the regulations in force at the UPV/EHU.

*If teaching circumstances change, the indications proposed by the UPV/EHU will be followed.

If teaching circumstances change, the indications proposed by the UPV/EHU will be followed.

The general evaluation of the course is continuous, with evaluation of the theoretical contents by means of an individual written test and of the

theoretical contents by means of an individual written test and of the practical contents by means of an

practical content by means of a continuous assessment of the competences acquired in the clinical

clinical practicals, classroom practicals and seminars.

The individual written test will account for 70% of the total mark for the subject.

It will consist of:

- Written exam on the totality of the contents with multiple-choice questions and short questions, including clinical cases.

short questions, including clinical cases.

In order to pass the course, a grade of 4.5 must be obtained in the written exam.

a mark of 4.5.

The continuous assessment of the clinical practicals, classroom practicals and clinical seminars will constitute the rest of the course.

clinical seminars will make up the rest of the final mark with the remaining 30%.

Attendance to the practical contents of the course is compulsory.

Students who so request may opt to take a single final exam, which will be both theoretical and

theoretical and practical, with the completion of as many exams as necessary to

assess all the learning required in the whole of this discipline.

In order to determine whether students have acquired the basic practical competences, a minimum mark of 7 out of 10 will be required.

A minimum grade of 7.0 and a minimum attendance of 75% will be required.

Failure to carry out the compulsory activities or non-attendance must be justified in accordance with the

be properly justified in accordance with current UPV/EHU regulations.

*If the teaching circumstances change, the indications proposed by the UPV/EHU will be followed.

proposed by the UPV/EHU.

Course notebook
Pathological Anatomy Materials
Clinical materials of the Dental Clinic Service of the UPV/EHU

Basic bibliography

- Bagán JV, Ceballos A, Bermejo A, Aguirre JM, Peñarrocha M. Medicina Oral. Barcelona: Masson, 1995.

- Bagán JV, Scully C. Medicina y Patología Oral. Valencia: Medicina Oral SL, 2006.

- Bascones A. Medicina Bucal. Madrid: Avances, 2004.

- Bermejo A. Medicina Bucal. Madrid: Sintesis, 1998.

- Fauci AS et al. Harrison. Principios de Medicina Interna. Madrid: McGraw-Hill, 2002.

- Mitchell R.N, Abbas A.K, Fausto N, Kumar V. Compendio de Robbins & Cotran. Patología Estructural y Funcional. 7ª Ed. Barceloa, Elsevier, 2007.

-. Regezi, Sciubba J. Patología Bucal. Barcelona, Editorial McGraw-Hill, 3ª edición, 2000.

.- Giglio MJ, Nicolosi LN. Semiología en la práctica de la Odontología. Santiago de Chile, McGraw-Hill ¿ Interamericana 2000.

.- Kumar V, Kotran RS, Robbins S. Robbins Patología Humana. 7ª Ed. Barcelona, Elsevier, 2007.

In-depth bibliography

- Fauci AS et al. Harrison. Principios de Medicina Interna. Madrid: McGraw-Hill, 2012.
- Regezi, Sciubba J. Patología Bucal. Barcelona, Editorial McGraw-Hill, 3ª edición, 2000.
- Giglio MJ, Nicolosi LN. Semiología en la práctica de la Odontología. Santiago de Chile, McGraw-Hill Interamericana, 2000.

Journals

-Journal of Oral Pathology and Medicine
-Histopathology
-Applied Immunohistochemistry & Molecular Morphology
-Medicina Oral Patologia Oral Cirugía Bucal
-Oral Oncology
-Oral Diseases

Web addresses

www.iaop.com
www.aipmb.com
www.aaom.com
www.eaom.com
www.semo.es
www.sobep.com
www.seap.es
www.bsom.org.uk
www.oralpath.com