As part of the educational program of the Minor Medical Academy of the Stavropol State Medical University, a lecture was held on the topic of burns, their consequences and modern methods of treatment. The lecture was given by a surgeon, doctor of medical sciences, professor of the Department of General Surgery of the Stavropol State Medical University. The event aroused keen interest among applicants seeking to connect their professional activities with medicine.
During the speech, the professor spoke in detail about the classification of burns, paying special attention to superficial 1st degree burns, which are most often encountered in everyday life. The main pathophysiological processes occurring in tissues during thermal damage were considered, as well as the consequences that can develop in the absence of timely treatment.
Special attention was paid to modern means of treating burns. Innovative approaches to restoring damaged tissues were demonstrated using examples of Russian products, including those manufactured by Evers Group Rus. Among the products presented were:
After During the theoretical part of the lecture, the participants were given the opportunity to test the presented tools. Under the guidance of the professor and other specialists, future doctors tried to apply bandages, use wound-healing gels and evaluate their effectiveness. This format of the event allowed applicants not only to consolidate the knowledge they had gained, but also to acquire practical skills in providing first aid for burns.
The lecture and practical lesson became an important stage in the training of future medical specialists. The participants of the event noted the high information content and relevance of the material presented. The opportunity to learn from leading experts in the field of surgery and get acquainted with modern methods of treating burns inspired many listeners to further study the topic.
Such educational events play a key role in the formation of professional skills in young specialists. Openness to new approaches, the desire for continuous learning and the introduction of innovations are the key to the successful development of modern medicine.