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VSS 715
2
Transplantation immunology; organ typing for major and minor compatibility; circumventing allogenic rejection.
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Transplantation immunology; organ typing for major and minor compatibility; circumventing allogenic rejection; Renal and osseous allogenic transplantation; Laboratory exercises
VSS 704
3
Discussion of surgical techniques; biased for cosmetic outlook in companion animals and sub-human primates.
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Discussion of surgical techniques; biased for cosmetic outlook in companion animals and sub-human primates; Application of these techniques in large animals; Surgical management of congenital and acquired defects with emphasis on pedicle and free skin grafts
VSS 708
2
A student identifies a surgical problem in small or large animal patients; and writes-up a review or recent advances in management of such problem.
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A student identifies a surgical problem in small or large animal patients; and writes-up a review or recent advances in management of such problem
VSS 707
2
Clinical examination of small and large animal patients and identification of primary or referred surgical cases.
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Clinical examination of small and large animal patients and identification of primary or referred surgical cases; SOAP approach to management of surgical cases; management and detailed documentation and follow-up of cases; Presentation of rare ones at surgical seminars
VSS 705
2
Introduction to urban and rural surgical theatre design with bias for acceptable floor space and free patient flow.
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Introduction to urban and rural surgical theatre design with bias for acceptable floor space and free patient flow; Routine management of theatre and hospitalization facilities