- to have demonstrated knowledge and understanding in a specialized field of study that can deepen the knowledge provided by the study of the basic subject
- to have demonstrated knowledge and understanding in a specialized field of study that can deepen the knowledge provided by the study of the basic subject
- to have the ability to collect anamnestic, clinical and laboratory data in order to be able to critically define the diagnostic and therapeutic procedure independently, proposing the various steps to follow
- to know how to communicate their clinical suspicion and their diagnostic-therapeutic proposals both to specialist colleagues and to the patients themselves
- to have developed those learning skills that allow them to think critically having knowledge, but above all knowing where to go to find any missing information or suggestions

Basic knowledge of gynecology and oncology

The course aims to develop issues related to female and male fertility, in the field of oncology. the epidemiology of the main tumors affecting childbearing age, preservation techniques and subsequent outcomes are studied in detail. Furthermore, an overview of the system organization at present is provided.

Textbook of Oncofertility Research and Practice: A Multidisciplinary Approach by T Woodruff

- Epidemiology of tumors in childhood
- Oncofertility consortium and oncofertility network
- Preservation techniques in women and men
- Fertility sparing surgery
- Pregnancy after cancer
- Diagnosis of cancer in pregnancy

Lectures

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The learning assessment takes place through a written test with multiple choice questions. Passing the course is expressed by approval (approved/not approved). To obtain approval, the student must demonstrate that he has learned the basic principles of gynecological oncology and fertility preservation techniques, correctly answering at least 25/30 questions.

This course explores topics closely related to one or more goals of the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (SDGs)