On successful completion of this subject, students should be able to:

1. Discuss the unique features of women�fs physiology and pathology in relation to the pathogenesis and diagnosis of gynaecological diseases.
2. Explain the causes and patho-physiological mechanisms of common gynaecological

1. Introduction to Orthopaedics (including Traumatology & Rheumatology)
- physical Examination
- principles of treatment and therapies
- methods of management
2. Injury of muscle, tendon and bone
- Stiff Neck/Cervical soft tissue sprain
- Cervical spondylopathy
- scapulohumeral periarthritis
- carpal tunnel syndrome
- Acute lumber muscle sprain
- prolapse of lumbar intervertebral disc
- Sciatica
- post surgical management, scar treatment
3. Sport medicine
- injury treatment and management (injuries to ligaments, tendons, muscle and bone ? knee, elbow, shoulder, wrist, thigh, calf, ankle, Neck, low back)
- performance enhancement
4. Introduction to gynaecology
- special features of women?fs physiology (TCM & WM)
- aetiology, Diagnosis and therapeutic methods
- A synopsis of gynaecological pathology
5. Disorders of menstruation
- early menstruation
- delayed menstruation
- irregular menstruation
- amenorrhoea
- abnormal Functional uterine bleeding
- premenstrual syndrome
- menopausal syndrome
6. Disorders of the female genitalia
- abnormal vaginal discharge
- breast lumps: Fibrocystic diseases, fibroadenoma, nodules, mastitis
7. Di