Specialis 1 Program in Pediatrics

Allergic Immunology is a research group in the Pediatrics major that focuses on the research, diagnosis, and management of immunological and allergic disorders in children. Students understand the immune system's response to allergens and immunological diseases, including allergic reactions such as asthma, allergic rhinitis, atopic dermatitis and anaphylaxis.
During the program, students learn the principles of allergy and immunological disease diagnosis, allergy testing techniques, and appropriate therapy management. They also learn to plan and provide comprehensive care for children suffering from allergies and immunological disorders.
The main goal of Allergy Immunology is to provide optimal care for children suffering from immunological disorders and allergies. The students are directed to become competent experts in diagnosing, planning, and managing the care of children with immunologic disorders.

Endocrinology is a research group in the Pediatrics major that examines the endocrine system in children, including endocrine glands, hormones, and hormonal regulation in their bodies. Students understand the function and role of the endocrine system in controlling growth, development, metabolism and reproduction in children.
During the program, students learn the diagnosis and management of various endocrine diseases and disorders in children, such as diabetes, thyroid disorders, precocious puberty, and other hormonal disorders. They also understand the use of hormonal therapy and health management of children with endocrine disorders.
The main goal of Endocrinology is to prevent, diagnose, and treat endocrine diseases and disorders in children to ensure optimal growth and development. The students are geared to become proficient experts in diagnosing and treating children with endocrine disorders.

Pediatric Intensive Care Emergencies is an important area of specialization in the Pediatrics major that emphasizes emergency medical treatment and care as well as intensive care in children. Students understand the management of emergency situations that require rapid and appropriate intervention, such as serious injuries, serious respiratory conditions, shock, or other medical emergencies.
During the program, students learn rapid evaluation, accurate diagnosis, and emergency medical treatment needed to preserve life and minimize damage to pediatric patients. They also understand resuscitation techniques, vital monitoring, and critical interventional measures to support organ function.
The primary goal of Pediatric Intensive Care Emergency is to provide effective and comprehensive medical care to children in life-threatening emergencies. The students are directed to be responsive and capable professionals in responding quickly and appropriately to pediatric emergencies.

Gastroenterohepatology is a group research in Pediatrics that focuses on the study of the digestive system and liver in children. Students understand the anatomy, physiology, and various medical conditions that affect the gastrointestinal tract, liver, and related organs in children.
During the program, students learn the diagnosis, management and management of various gastroenterological and hepatological diseases which include digestive disorders, liver diseases, nutritional disorders and inflammatory bowel diseases. They also understand diagnostic technologies such as endoscopy, radiology, and laboratory analysis relevant to this field.
The main goal of Gastroenterohepatology is to ensure children receive proper diagnosis and appropriate treatment for their digestive and liver problems. Students are directed to become competent experts in diagnosing and treating children with gastroenterology and hepatology disorders.

Hematooncology is a specialty area within the Pediatrics program that focuses on the study and management of blood diseases and cancers in children. Students understand the various types of cancer that affect children, including leukemia, lymphoma, and other solid tumors related to the hematological system.
During the program, students learn methods of diagnosis, management, and treatment of patients suffering from blood diseases and cancers. They also understand cytotoxic therapy, radiation therapy, bone marrow transplantation, and new therapeutic developments in the field of hematooncology.
The ultimate goal of Hematooncology is to provide holistic and integrated care for children suffering from blood diseases and cancer. The students are directed to become proficient experts in diagnosing and treating children with hematooncology diseases.

Infectious and Tropical Diseases is a specialty area within the Pediatric Science major that focuses on the study of infectious and tropical diseases that affect children. Students understand the various infectious, parasitic, and tropical diseases that can adversely affect the health of children, especially in the tropics.
During the program, students study the etiology, epidemiology, diagnosis, management, and prevention of infectious and tropical diseases in children. They also understand the principles of disease control and intervention strategies to prevent the spread of these diseases.
The main goal of Infectious and Tropical Diseases is to prevent, diagnose, and treat infectious and tropical diseases in children to ensure healthy growth and development. The students are trained to become competent experts in identifying and treating children with various infectious and tropical diseases.

Pediatric cardiology is a specialty area within the Pediatrics major that focuses on the study, diagnosis, and management of heart disease and cardiovascular disorders in children. Students understand the anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology of the cardiovascular system in children, as well as the various cardiovascular diseases they may face.
During the program, students learn cardiovascular imaging techniques, diagnostic procedures, and management of various cardiological conditions such as congenital heart defects, arrhythmias, and ischemic heart disease in children. They also understand the principles of pre-surgical and post-surgical patient management.
The main goal of pediatric cardiology is to provide the best care for children with cardiac disorders, ensure careful monitoring, and provide appropriate interventions. The students are aimed to become proficient experts in diagnosing and treating children with heart disease.

Pediatric nephrology is an area of specialization in the Pediatric program that focuses on the study and management of kidney disease and urinary system disorders in children. Students understand the anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology of the urinary system and kidneys, as well as the various diseases that can affect these organs.
During the program, students learn diagnostic techniques, therapeutic treatments and management of renal diseases in children, including glomerulonephritis, renal failure and electrolyte balance disorders. They also understand the principles of renal replacement therapies such as dialysis and kidney transplantation.
The main goal of pediatric nephrology is to provide the best possible care for children with kidney disorders, closely monitor kidney function, and provide appropriate interventions. The students are geared to become proficient experts in diagnosing and treating children with kidney disease.

Neonatology is an area of specialization within the Pediatrics program that focuses on the health and care of newborns (neonates) up to the first 28 days of life. Students understand the development and special care required by premature babies or babies born with health problems.
During the program, students learn intensive care, nutritional management, management of medical conditions, and management of therapies for neonates. They also understand the latest medical technologies that support newborn care, such as respiratory equipment and monitoring systems.
The primary goal of Neonatology is to ensure optimal survival and health for newborns, especially those born with health risks. Students are geared to become proficient experts in diagnosing and treating newborns with specialized supervision.

Child neurology is a specialized field within the Pediatrics major that focuses on the study of the nervous system in children. Students understand the anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology of the nervous system, including the brain, spinal cord and peripheral nerves. They study various neurological diseases and disorders that can affect children's development and health.
During the program, students learn diagnostic techniques such as MRI, CT scan, and electroencephalogram (EEG) to diagnose neurological disorders. They understand the principles of managing neurological conditions such as epilepsy, movement disorders, developmental disorders, and neuromuscular disorders in children.
The main goal of Child Neurology is to provide comprehensive and appropriate care for children with neurological disorders, understand the progression of the disease, and minimize its impact on the child's quality of life. The students are directed to become proficient experts in diagnosing and treating children with neurological diseases.

Pediatric Respirology is a specialized field within the Pediatrics major that focuses on the study of the respiratory system in children. Students understand the anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology of the respiratory system, including the lungs, airways and respiratory mechanics. They study various respiratory diseases and disorders that affect children.
During the program, students learn diagnostic techniques such as spirometry, pulmonary function tests, and blood gas analysis to diagnose respiratory disorders. They understand the principles of managing respiratory conditions such as asthma, pneumonia, cystic fibrosis and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in children.
The main objective of Pediatric Respirology is to provide holistic and appropriate care for children with respiratory disorders, understand normal and abnormal breathing patterns, and provide appropriate interventions. Students are directed to become proficient experts in diagnosing and treating children with respiratory diseases.

Nutrition and Metabolic Diseases is a specialty area within the Pediatric program that focuses on the study of food, nutrition, and metabolism in children. Students understand the aspects of nutrition essential for children's growth and development, as well as how nutrition affects health and disease.
During the program, students learn the nutritional needs of children based on age, gender, and medical conditions, as well as strategies for the prevention and management of metabolic diseases such as diabetes, obesity, and other metabolic disorders in children.
The main goal of Nutrition and Metabolic Diseases is to provide an in-depth understanding of the role of nutrition and metabolism in pediatric health. Students are directed to become experts in planning appropriate diets and providing appropriate nutritional interventions for children with various health conditions.

Growth and Development and Social Pediatrics is a specialized field within the Child Health Science program that focuses on the study of growth, development, and social aspects of children. Students understand the stages of physical, mental, emotional, and social development of children from infancy to adolescence, as well as the social factors that influence their health and well-being.
During the program, students study the assessment of child growth and development, the interaction of children with their environment, the role of the family in child development, and the prevention and intervention of growth and development disorders.
The main goal of Growth and Development and Social Pediatrics is to ensure optimal growth and development of children and support the social well-being of children. Students are directed to become experts who are able to understand and support children's developmental needs, as well as identify potential social risks that may affect children.