M.B.,B.S, Diploma in Dermatology (BKK), Dip.Med. Ed, M.Med.Sc(Dermatology),Ph.D(Japan)
Professor and Head
Department of Dermatology, University of Medicine II, was established from August 2004, starting with the Out- patient department (only), at North Okkalapa General Hospital, with the transfer of Dr.Mya Sanda Khaing, from the Department of Dermatology, Yangon General Hospital. Since then, it is responsible for treating out- patients, in-patiens, and teaching of undergraduate and post graduate medical students.
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1) Master of Medical Sciences (Dermatology)
Participation as examiner in finals of 2nd Yr. MMedSc (Dermatology)Assessment of Dissertations submitted for the degree.
2) Master of Medical Sciences (Medicine)
Assisted in teaching Dermatology with the aim :-
3) Master of Medical Sciences (Pediatrics)
Assisted in teaching Dermatology with the aim:-
4) Master of Medical Sciences (Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation)
Assisted in teaching Dermatology with the aim :-
Final Part II M. B; B.S Institutional and Departmental Objectives.At the end of the course, the students should attain the following:-
a) Knowledge – To attain general knowledge about basic Dermatology, and common dermatologic disorders.- To attain knowledge about basic diagnostic methods and procedures involved in the diagnosis of common dermatologic disorders.- To demonstrate the acquisition of knowledge and skill of communication with patients, history taking, recognition and elicitation of basic dermatologic physical signs and symptoms.
b) Teaching Topics
1. Introduction: – including Terminology, Anatomy and Physiology of the skin.
2. Infection and Infestations of the skin
3. Blistering diseases
4. Autoimmune skin diseases
5. Papulosquamous diseases
6. Cutaneous malignancy
7. Genodermatoses
8. Cutaneous drug eruption
9. Cutaneous manifestations of systemic diseases
10. Pilosebaceous disorders
11. Oral manifestation of systemic diseases
c) Teaching Hours
3 hours/day for 11 days per group
Pre-block posting January to May
d) Teaching & Learning methods
Lectures
Small group bed-side teaching
Slide and film show& discussions
Group Photo of Full Time Staff
