PATHOLOGY

Candidates will be expected to have an advanced knowledge of Pathology, including Morbid Anatomy and Pathological Histology.

Вooкs. (a) Prescribed textbooks:

Cappell, D. F. Мwir's Textbook of Pathology. (8th ed., Arnold, 1964.) or Robbins, S. L.—Textbook of Pathology. (3rd ed., Saunders, 1966.) or Willis, R. A.—Principles of Pathology. (2nd ed., Butterworth, 1961.)

(b) Recommended for reference:

Florey, H.—General Pathology. (3rd ed., Lloyd-Luke Medical Books, 1962.) Anderson, W. A. D.—Pathology. (5th ed., Mosby, 1966.)

ЕхАмп1Атхох. One 3-hour paper; practical examination, viva voce examination.

MICROBIOLOGY

Candidates will be expected to have an advanced knowledge of the microbiology of the oral cavity and the upper respiratory tract including, the following:

(a) The general biological characters of bacteria and viruses.

(b) Those organisms present in the oral cavity and upper respiratory passages.

(c) The role of micro-organisms in lesions of the hard and soft tissues of the oral cavity and in pathological sequelae in other tissues.

(d) Problems dealing with spread of infection and immunity.

(e) Principles involved in chemotherapy and asepsis.

(f) Principles of epidemiology. Epidemiology of dental diseases.

Rooкs. (a) Prescribed textbooks:

Davis, В. D., et al.—Microbiology. (lieber, 1967.)

Gillies, R. R., and Dodds, T. C.—Bacteriology Illustrated. ( 2nd ed., Livingstone, 1968.)

Burnett, G. W. and Scherp, H. W—Oral Microbiology and Infectious Disease.

(2nd ed., Williams and Wilkins, 1962.) (b) For reading and reference:

Humphrey, J. H., and White, R. G. Immunology for Students of Medicine. (2nd Jawetz, E., Melnick, J. L., and Adelberg, E. A.—Review of Medical Microbiology.

( 7th ed., Lange Medical Publications, 1966.) ed., Scient. Publ., Blackwell, 1964.)

Rubbo, S. D. and Gardner, J. F.—A Review of Sterilization and Disinfection.

(Lloyd-Luke, 1965.)

EXAMINATZON. One 3-hour written paper; practical examination; oral examina- tiоп."

PHYSIOLOGY AND ВIOCНEMISTRY

Candidates will be required to have a general knowledge of General Physiology and a detailed knowledge of the Systematic Physiology of the human body and of the chemistry of the reactions encountered.

Воокs. For reading and reference:

Dayson, H.—А Textbook of General Physiology. 3rd ed., Churchill, 1964.) Wright, S.—Applied Physiology. ( 11th ed., O.U.P., 1965.)

Ruch, T. C., and Patton, H. D. Physiology and Biophysics. (19th еd., Saunders.)

Best, C. H., and Taylor, N.

B.—The

Physiological Basis of Medical Practice.

(8th

ed.,

Williams & Wilkins, 1967.)

Goth, A.—Medical Pharmacology. (4th ed., Mosby, 1968.) Wright, R. D. Primer of Clinical Science. (M.U.P.)

Karlson, P. Introduction to Modern Biochemistry. (3rd ed., Acad. Press, 1968.) West, E. S., Todd, W. R., Mason, H. S., and Van Bruggen, J. T.—Textbook of

Biochemistry. (4th ed., Macmillan, 1966.)

Advice will be given in the Biochemistry Department as to appropriate textbooks for further reading.

EхАМnгатхох. One 3-hour written paper; oral examination.

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METALLOGRAPHY AND DENTAL MATERIALS

Candidates will be expected to have a knowledge of the following matters:

(i) Nature of metals and alloys and their physical and mechanical properties.

Elasticity and plasticity. Theories of deformation. Properties of dislocations. Yielding, work-hardening, annealing and fracture. Principles of solidification. Defects in ingots and castings. Studies of equilibrium and non-equilibrium conditions in binary and ternary systems. Strengthening mechanisms in solids. Properties of specific metals and alloys.

(ii) Properties of dental materials relative to their environment. Current trends in research on the properties, evaluation and development of dental materials as follows: thermoplastic and thermosetting impression materials, gypsum products, casting investments, waxes, polymers of dental interest, ceramics; dental cements, ceramic-metal combinations, silver-tin and copper amalgams and other base and noble metal alloys; abrasives; rotating cutting instruments, X-ray films; orthodontic wires. A knowledge of current specifications for dental materials will be expected.

The biological aspects of dental materials.

Воокs. For reading and reference:

Skinner, E. W., and Phillips, R. W.—The Science of Dental Materials ( 6th ed., Saunders, 1967.)

Van Vlack, L.

Н. Elements

of Materials Science. (Addison

-

Wesley, 1960.) Wulff, J. (ed. )—The Structure and Properties of Materials. Vols. I, II and III,

(Wiley, 1965.)

Tegart, W.

—

Elements of Mechanical Metallurgy. (Collier-Macmillan, 1968.) Chalmers,

B.—Principles

of Solidification. (Wiley, 1964.)

Rhines,

F. Phase

Diagrams in Metallurgy. (McGraw-Hill, 1956.)

Chalmers, B., and Holland,

J.—Crystallography--A

programmed Course in Three Dimensions. (Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1966.)

Reed-Hill,

R.—Physical

Metallurgy Principles. (Van Nostrand, 1964.) Anderson,

J.—Applied

Dental Materials. (3rd ed., 1967, Oxford, Blackwell.) Peyton, F. A., et al.

—

Restorative Dental Materials. (2nd ed., Mosby, 1964. ) American Dental Association—Guide to Dental Materials. (3rd ed., Am. Dent.

Assoc., 1966.)

Ex. n лтcox. Two 3-hour written papers; practical examination; oral

examina-

tion.

ANATOMY

Candidates will be expected to have an advanced knowledge of the anatomy, histology and embryology of the head, neck and thorax, together with the relevant anatomy of the nervous system.

Booкs. ( a) Prescribed textbooks:

*Gray,

I.—Textbook

of Anatomy ( 32nd or subsequent ed., Longmans. ) or *Lockhart, R. D., Hamilton, G. F., and Fyfe, F. W.—Anatomy of the Human

Body. ( Faber, 1959.)

or Cunningham's Textbook of Anatomy. (0.U.P., 1964.)

°Ham, A.

W. Histology.

( 5th ed., Lippincott, 1965.)

or *Bloom, W., and Fawcett,

D.—Textbook

of Histology. (9th ed., Saunders, 1968.)

*Patten, В. M.-Human Embryology. (2nd ed., Blakiston, 1953.)

or °Агeу, L.

B.—Developmental

Anatomy. ( 6th or subsequent ed., Saunders, 1954.) (b) Recommended for reference:

Sicker,

Н.—Oгаl

^Anatomy. (2nd ed., Mosby, 1952.)

Clark, W. E. le Gros.—The Tissues of the Body. (5th ed., O.U.P•, 1965.) Samat, B. G.—The Temporomendibular Joint. (Thomas, 1951.)

Hollinshead, W. 1.—Anatomy for Surgeons, Vol. I. The Head and Neck.

(Cassell, 1954.)

EXAs'SINATTON. Two 3-hour written papers. Oral examination will be held in accordance with notices published in the Department of Anatomy.

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PART II

ORAL PATHOLOGY AND ORAL MEDICINE

Candidates will be expected to have an advanced knowledge of oral medicine including dental and oral pathology. A knowledge of current periodical literature, both clinical and research, is essential.

Booцs.

Stones, I. 1.—Oral and Dental Diseases. (5th ed., Livingstone, 1966.)

Thoma, K. H., and Goldman, H. M.—Oral Pathology. (5th ed., Mosby, 1960.) Rushton, M. A., and Cooke, В. E. D.—Oral Histology. (Livingstone, 1959.) U.S. Naval Publications.—Colour Atlas of Oral Pathology. (2nd

ed.,

Lippincott,

1961.)

Lucas, R. B.-Pathology of Tumors of the Oral Tissues. (1st ed., Churchill, 1964.)

Burket, L. W.—Oral Medicine. (5th ed., Lippincott, 1965.)

ExAMINn'noN. Two 3-hour papers; practical examination; oral examination.

CONSERVATIVE: DENTISTRY

Candidates will be expected to be familiar with current dental literature and to have a broad knowledge of various methods and techniques used for the preservation and maintenance of dental function and the conservation of the teeth of children and adults.

Booкs. For reading and reference:

Skinner, E. W., and Phillips, R. W.-Dental Materials. ( 5th

ed.,

Saunders, 1960. )

Tylmап, S. D.—Theory and Practice Crown and Bridge Prosthesis. (4th ed., Mosby, 1960. )

Davies, G. N., and King, R. M.—Dentistry for the Pre-School Child. (Living- stone, 196i.)

Manson, J. D.—Periodontics for the Dental Practitioner. (Kimpton, London, 1966.)

Glickman, I. Clinical Periodontology. (3rd

ed.,

Saunders, 1964.)

Posselt, 0.—Physiology of Occlusion and Rehabilitation. (Blackwell, 1962.) Ramfjord, S. P., and Ash, M.—Occlusion. (Saunders, 1966.)

Jenkins, G. N.—The Physiology of the Mouth. (3rd

ed.,

Blackwell, 1966.) Dental Clinics of North America—Crown and Bridge; Dental Materials. (Saun-

ders, March, 1985.)

Dental Clinics of North America—Pedodontics. (Saunders, July 1966.) Any other references recommended by the Department.

Ехлхцхлтгoх. Two 3-hour papers, clinical examination; oral examination.

DENTAL PROSTHETICS

Candidates will be expected to be familiar with the recent journals and publica- tions on both the clinical and research aspects of the subject and to have a wide experience of advanced techniques.

A knowledge of the following is required:

The anatomy, histology and pathology of the denture bearing area and associated parts, including the temporomandibular joint; the treatment of children including those with cleft palate and other malformations; the treatment of adults with congenital or acquired clefts and malformations; splints and appliances used in the treatment of fractures of the facial bones; speech in relation to dental problems of both children and adults; mandibular movement and mastication; partial dentures;

full dentures; immediate dentures; fixed and removable precision appliances; the chemical and physical properties of denture base and other materials used in the clinic and dental laboratory; geriodontics; psychosomatics; the psychology of the denture patient.

Boors.

Fenn, H. R. B., Liddelow, K. P., and Gimson, A. P.—Clinical Dental Prosthetics.

(2nd ed., Staples, 1961.)

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Shore,

N. A.—Occlusal Equilibration and Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction.

( Lippincott, 1959.)

Schwartz,

L. Disorders of the Temporomandibular Joint. ( Saunders,

1959.) Applegate, O.

C.—Essentials of Removable Partial Denture Prosthesis. ( 3rd

ed.,

Saunders, 1965. )

Osborne, J.,

and

Lammie, G.

A.—Partial Dentures. ( 2nd

ed., Blackwell, 1959.) Posselt,

U. Physiology of Occlusion and Rehabilitation. (Blackwell,

1962.) Swenson, M. G.—Sweпsoп's

Complete Dentures,

ed. by Carl. O Boucher. (5th

ed., Mosby, 1964.)

Fish, E.

W.—Principles of Full Denture Prosthesis. ( 6th

ed., Staples, 1964.) Scott, J. H.,

and

Symons, N. В.

B. Introduction to Dental Anatomy.

(4th ed.,

Livingstone, 1964.)

Scott, J. H.,

and

Dixon, A.

D.—Anatomy for Students of Dentistry. (2nd

ed., Livingstone, 1966. )

Sharry, J.

J.—Complete Denture Prosthodontics. ( McGraw-Hill,

New York, 1962.)

Skinner, E. W.,

and

Phillips, R.

W.—The Science of Dental Materials. (6th

ed., Saunders, 1967.)

Jenkins, G.

N.—The Physiology of the Mouth. (2nd

ed., Blackwell, 1960.) Departmental publications, reprints and notes.

EXAMTNATION. Two 3-hour papers; clinical examination; oral examination.