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Students Scientific Work

Students Scientific Work
in the Department of Experimental Cardiology and Surgical Techniques  

The Department of Experimental Cardiology and Surgical  Techniques welcomes anyone who is interested in surgery from any of our TDK topics. Our topics include clinical work, which is carried out under the supervision of external departments in different hospitals in clinical conditions, and surgical research of the department.

Based on the decision of the TDT, from the academic year 2019/2020., the rules for joining the Students Scientific Association (TDK) have changed.

TDK registration process:

  • The student applies to the responsible for TDK corresponding to his / her intrests, who reports to the TDK office as a TDK student of the given institute.
  • Contact with the supervisor.
  • The student takes the TDK subject in the Neptun system.
  • To be a member of Semmelweis University Students’ Scientific Association while pursuing TDK work in a non-University institute, it is important for the student to submit an Announcement form filled at the start of every semester to the Council. (LINK) 
  • To participate in the Scientific Conference, you must have at least 2 semesters of active TDK student status.

Responsible for Students Scientific Work:

Dr. Györgyi Szabó PHD.

Appication to the Dept. of Experimental Cardiology and Surgical Techniques:

  1. During the application process, please send in email:
  • name of the student
  • year of education
  • chosen topic and supervisor
  1. Please register in the Neptune system.
  2. Reports semi-annually on its work during the previous semester and its plans for the following semester.
  3. After 2 semesters, he/she will have a chance to present his/her scientific work at the Student Scientific Conference.
  4. Those who do not keep in touch with their supervisor or the responsible for TDK and do not give a short report every six months on the work done, his/her semester will not be signed.

Conditions:

  • at least 4 successful completed semesters
  • prior consultation with the supervisor
  • Education average above 3.5
  • English and/or German language skills
  • become teaching assisstant in our department

    TDK student/teacher assistant career model

Topics and supervisors of Students’ Scientific Research (TDK)

Topics and supervisors of Students’ Scientific Research (TDK)

(valid: from 16 February 2024)

The TDK topics at the Department of Experimental Cardiology and Surgical Techniques of the Heart and Vascular Center give students the opportunity to get experience of scientific work, from searching in the literature to the process of surgical interventions and the results obtained. The aim of the literature search is to learn about organising and summarising the literature on the basis of one’s own approach. In animal experimentation, students will learn about the ethical use of animals in experiments, topic-specific surgical procedures, laboratory work and data evaluation.

We offer our TDK students the opportunity to participate in TDK conferences and other national surgical congresses, to write a thesis, to be a co-author in scientific publications.

If you are interested in a topic please, send an e-mail to mutettan@gmail.com.

1. Dr. Andrea Ferencz
Surgical scrub from Semmelweis to nowadays (theoretical work)
2.  Dr. Andrea Ferencz
Milestones of surgical bleeding control (theoretical work)
3. Dr. Andrea Ferencz
From Theatrum anatomicum to operating theatres. Development of operating rooms (theoretical work)
4. Dr. Andrea Ferencz- Dr. Béla Debreczeni
Investigating the effects of sutures and suture techniques in various skin surgery and plastic surgery procedures (experimental work) IT IS FULL
You can read the brief description of Dr. Andrea Ferencz’s TDK topics here LINK
5. Dr. Daniella Fehér
Reactive oxygen species (ROS) and wound healing proccess (small antioxidant molecules, anitoxidant enzymes)
6. Dr. Daniella Fehér
Therapeutic strategies from the ancient wound treatment to the current intelligent bandages
7. Dr. Daniella Fehér
Novel Gel-based biopolymers for the treatment of diabetic wounds
8. Dr. Daniella Fehér
Anti- inflammatory potential of Sempervivum accelerated the diabetic wound healing
9. Dr. Domokos Csukás
Investigation of the Peyronie-disease in rat models.
10. Dr. Domokos Csukás
Histological investigation of the PIM cells (pulmonary intravascular macrophages) in pig models – Is it a key player in the side effects of nanodrugs?
The Systematic Review as a scientific method is evolving enormously. Although it reviews existing original publications, its unique, rigorous methodology can be used to uncover ground-breaking, completely new and relevant scientific results. In many cases, knowledge and practical use of this systematic reviewing technique is an essential requirement as an introductory step to subsequent PhD work. While developing the following topics, we also aim to help you master the method through the application of international standards, literature and methodology.
11. Dr. Domokos Csukás
Systematic review of mini laparoscopy in rat and rabbit models.
12. Dr. Domokos Csukás
Systematic review of microsurgical induced cardiovascular models in mouse, rat and rabbit.
13. Dr. Domokos Csukás
Systematic review of catheterization techniques in mouse, rat and rabbit models.
You can read the brief description of  Dr. Domokos Csukas’s TDK topics here: LINK
14 Dr. Györgyi Szabó – Dr. Domokos Csukás
Investigation of the Peyronie-disease in rat models.
15. Dr. Györgyi Szabó – Dr. Domokos Csukás
Investigation of scar tissue formation – in the region of muscles, tendons and cartilages – in rat models.
16. Dr. Györgyi Szabó – Dr. Domokos Csukás
Investigation of scar tissue formation – in the genital tract – in rat models.
17. Dr. Györgyi Szabó – Dr. Domokos Csukás
Investigation of scar tissue formation – in the urological tract – in rat models.
18. Dr. Györgyi Szabó – Dr. Domokos Csukás
Investigation of scar tissue formation – in parenchymal organs – in rat models.
19. Dr. Györgyi Szabó – Dr. Domokos Csukás
Investigation of scar tissue formation – in the peripheral nervous system – in rat models.
20. Dr. Györgyi Szabó – Dr. Domokos Csukás
Modelling the testicular torsion, ischemia-reperfusion.
You can read the brief description of Dr. Györgyi Szabó’s and Dr. Domokos Csukas’s TDK topics here LINK
21. Dr. Györgyi Szabó
Promoting wound healing through cellular systems.
22. Dr. Györgyi Szabó
Promoting wound healing in different tissues by using own blood products.
23. Dr. Györgyi Szabó
Investigation of adhesion formation after sugical intervention and the ways of prevention.
24. Dr. Györgyi Szabó
The importance of animal experimentation through history.
25. Dr. Györgyi Szabó
History of wound care from ancient times to the present day.
You can read the brief description of Dr. Györgyi Szabó’s  TDK topics here LINK
26. Fanni Major
Study of redox homeostasis of the gut-liver axis
You can read the brief description of Fanni Major TDK topics here LINK