Join the QUB CardioSoc weekly teaching series and delve into lung cancer! This will cover the aetiology, types, investigations and management of lung cancer. This session is aimed at preclinical students embarking on their cardiac studies, and clinical students seeking a refresher. Enhance your anatomical understanding and enrich your medical knowledge base in this peer-to-peer learning platform.
Thoracic — Lung Cancer (QUB CardioSoc Teaching Series 24/25 #18)
Description
Summary
Improve your understanding of lung cancer at the QUB CardioSoc weekly teaching series. This session covers everything from the aetiology and types of lung cancer, to its investigation and management. It is ideal for both preclinical students starting their cardiac studies, and clinical students in need of a refresher. Join us for a comprehensive peer-to-peer learning experience that will boost your anatomical comprehension and medical knowledge base.
Learning objectives
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By the end of the session, learners should be able to illustrate the anatomical structures of the thoracic region pertinent to lung cancer.
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Participants should be able to describe various types of lung cancer, their aetiology, and delineate the differences between them.
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Learn and demonstrate an understanding of the various investigative processes used in diagnosing lung cancer and the rationale behind their selection.
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Learners should be able to discuss up-to-date management strategies for lung cancer, including surgical, medical, and supportive care.
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Participants should be able to explain the pathophysiology of lung cancer and how its various stages influence its management and prognosis.