This clinical course is designed to expose the graduate student to clinical experience in the diagnosis and treatment of a variety of patients with complex endodontic needs. By the end of the postgraduate program, the student should be able to develop and maintain a range of advanced clinical skills (diagnostic and treatment skills).    

Pharmacology - II:

Pharmacology - I:

Course description:
This course is an  introduction to the basic principles of pharmacology and the pharmacological actions, therapeutic uses, mechanisms of action, adverse effects, contraindications and drug interaction of autonomic drugs, cardiovascular drugs, diuretics, and autocoids.

practical work objectives:
To learn about some in-vitro experiments demonstrating the effects of autonomic drugs, cardiovascular drugs, diuretics, and autocoids.
practical work :

Biochemistry-II :

Course description:
This course deals with types of normal metabolism of carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and minerals.