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Page 1: Naples (meaning "new city") is the capital of Campania and the third-largest municipality in Italy, after Rome and Milan. As of 2012, around 960,000 people
Page 2: Naples (meaning "new city") is the capital of Campania and the third-largest municipality in Italy, after Rome and Milan. As of 2012, around 960,000 people

Naples (meaning "new city") is the capital of Campania and the third-largest municipality in Italy, after Rome and Milan. As of 2012, around 960,000 people live within the city's administrative limits. The Naples urban area, covering 1,023 km2 has a population of between 3 million and 3.7 million, and is the 8th-most populous urban area in the European Union. Between 4.1 and 4.9 million people live in theNaples metropolitan area, one of the largest metropolises on the Mediterranean Sea.

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• The Naples School of Medicine dates back to the foundation of the University of Naples, ordered by the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire Frederick II on 5 June, 1224. This scholarly and illuminated sovereign had clearly understand that only Naples, a city of solid Ancient Greek and Roman culture, could accommodate his social conception of learning. According to Federico II, culture should be available to all, without travelling afar…. These principles therefore were the cornerstones of the oldest state School of Medicine. This was a great advantage for young scholars of the time, but not for the actual Institution which flourished when sovereigns dedicated their efforts and intellect, but suffered in times when leaders where otherwise occupied by battles and war.

• The university houses several diverse museums which reflect the many scientific areas of the Institution and their long history. These collections are remarkable for their quantity and quality and many departments also represent their teaching and research history including relevant scientific instruments, equipment and other artefacts (documents, pictures etc). The most important medical collections are:

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Museum of Anatomy (c/o Human Anatomy Section in the Department of Chemical and Preventive Public Medicine)

This museum’s complex history reflects the progressive extension of its collections, its ever changing autonomy, and its role in the many crises between the late 18th century and the Unification of Italy. It is linked to the Museums of Mineralogy and Zoology, and these three share phases of common splendor and decadence, rises and falls which were strongly related to the political, historical and administrative events of the city and which reflect the sometimes difficult relationship between science and power.

MUSEUM OF PHARMACOLOGY: instruments, books, journals and drugs of historical interest.(c/o “L. Donatelli” Pharmacology Section, Department of Experimental Medicine). The historical collection of instruments, drugs, books and furnishings that forms the "Leonardo Donatelli" Museum in the Department of Experimental Medicine of the Faculty of Medicine of the Seconda Università di Napoli represents the scientific and cultural legacy of generations of scholars involved with the Institute of Pharmacology and Toxicology dating from its reorganization within the Chair of 

Medical Subjects, ordered by Domenico Cirillo in the late 18th century.

"De Re Dentaria apud Veteres" MUSEUM and collection of dental preparations(c/o Department of Oral Medicine and Surgery)Since the turn of the century the department heads Professors Scervino, d`Alise, Giardino, Marenduzzo, and currently Prof. Gombos have collected and stored materials, documents and books on dentistry In the archives, storage and library of the ex-Institute of Oral Medicine. In the school of Dental Technology directed by Professor Renato De Fazio, instruments in use at the beginning of the century were collected until 1970.

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• Study Areas• Complesso didattico di Sant'Andrea delle Dame - Via Luigi De Crecchio – Napoli

 

 • Via Arena – Contrada San Benedetto – Caserta

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First year

1st semester 

Human Anatomy

Biology and Genetics

Chemistry and introduction to Biochemistry

Medical Physics

Basic medical scientific methods

2nd semester

Biochemistry

Biology and Genetics

Histology and Embryology

Scientific English

Basic medical scientific methods

Second year

1st semester

Human Anatomy

Biochemistry

Human Physiology

Basic medical scientific methods

2nd semester

Human Anatomy

Human Physiology

Scientific English

Clinical scientific methods

Microbiology

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   Third Year

1st semester

Human physiology

Immunology and immunopathology

Laboratory medicina

Clinical scientific methods

Pathology and physiopathology

2nd semester

Scientific English

Laboratory medicine

Clinical scientific methods

Pathology and physiopathology

Fourth year

1st semester

Pathological anatomy and associations with clinical anatomy

Scientific English

Applied medical scientific methods

Applied pathology I diseases of respiratory system and cardiovascular system

Applied pathology II diseases of kidney and urinary system

2nd semester

Pathological anatomy and associations with clinical anatomy

Diagnostic imaging

Pharmacology and toxicology

Applied medical scientific methods

Applied pathology III diseases of the digestive system endocrine system and metabolism

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 Fifth Year

1st semester

Pharmacology and toxicology

Diseases of the nervous system

Internal medicine and general surgery

Applied pathology IV diseases of the blood hematopoietic organs immune system and rheumatologyApplied pathology V infectious diseases of human reproduction

2nd semester

Dermatology and plastic surgery

Scientific English

Movement disorders and rheumatologyMedical scientific methods: public healthDiseases of the sensory organs

Psychiatry and clinical psychology

Sixth Year

1st semester

Obstetrics and gynaecology

Internal medicine and general surgery

Medical scientific methods public health

Paediatrics

2nd semester

Emergency medicine and surgery

Internal medicine and surgery

Medical scientific methods: forensic medicine and the law

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The following specializations are offered at the Seconda Università di Napoli. Spaces available are based on structure suitability, personnel availability and on university stipulations. The number of available positions is assigned every year by the ‘Ministero del Lavoro, della Salute e delle Politiche Sociali’ in accordance with regional 

authorities. Specialization schools offer the following degrees

• Allergology and Clinical Immunology• Anatomical Pathology• Anestesia, Rehabilitation and Intensive Care• Audiology and Speech Therapy• Clinical Biochemistry• Cardiac Surgery• Gastric Surgery and Surgical Endoscopy• General Surgery• Maxillofacial Surgery• Oral Surgery• Pediatric Surgery• Reconstructive and Cosmetic Surgery• Thoracic Surgery• Vascualr Surgery• Dermatology and Sexually Transmitted Disease• Hematology• Endocrinology and Metabolic Disorders• Gastro-enterology• Geriatrics• Medical Pharmacology• Medical Genetics• Gynaecology and Obstetrics• Cardiovascular Disease• Respiratory Disease• Infectious Diseases• Hygiene and Preventive Medicine• Occupational Disease

• Emergency Medicine• Sports Medicine• Internal Medicine• Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation• Nuclear Medicine• Legal Medicine• Thermal Medicine• Medical Nephrology• Neurosurgery• Neurology• Pediatric Neuropsychiatry• Microbiology and Virology• Ophthalmology• Otolaryngology• Orthopedics and Traumatology• Medical Oncology• Orthodontics• Clinical Pathology• Pediatrics• Psychiatry• Rheumatology• Radiation diagnostics• Radiation Therapy• Nutrition Science• Biostatistics• Urology