Graduate course in Surgical Sciences

Graduate course in Surgical Sciences

The Graduate Program in Surgery Sciences aims at training professors and researchers in the various fields of knowledge covered by the Surgical Clinic, with the main goal of earning a Master and Doctorate of Science degree in the Surgical Pathophysiology area, providing the scientific improvement, aiming at the most complete training, both for teaching and for research.

During this process, we emphasize an interdisciplinary approach, critical scientific training, qualification of content and the programs seeding mission. The Graduate Program in Surgical Sciences is taught by the professors of the surgery department, and other credentialed professors. The Program is governed by the Unicamp Graduate programs General Rules  and the regulations of the FCM Graduate Programs.

Applicants for Master's and Doctorate programs in the Clinical Pathophysiology major area should submit a certificate/statement of a bachelor's degree preferably in the medical field or related fields issued by higher education institutions according to the law. The program duration is 12-24 months and for the Master's degree program and 24 to 48 months for a doctorate degree.

The Master's and doctorate degree programs in Surgical Sciences received a grade 5 at CAPES evaluation regarding the triennium of 2010/2012 and were recognized by the MEC (Ministry of Education) Ordinance 524 of 04/29/08.

 Degrees

   MASTER or DOCTOR in SCIENCE

Major area

AC - SURGICAL PHYSIOPATHOLOGY

Research Topics

1. Biopsychosocial aspects and quality of life before and / or after surgical procedures: quality of life assessment in patients undergoing surgical therapies.

Advisors:

Alfio José Tincani – alfio@tincani.net or tincani@unicamp.br 

Carlos Arturo Levi D’Ancona – cdancona@uol.com.br 

Cássio Luis Zanettini Riccetto - cassioriccetto@gmail.com.br  

Cláudio Saddy Rodrigues Coy – claudiocoy@gmail.com 

Elinton Adami Chaim – chaim@hc.unicamp.br 

Gustavo Pereira Fraga – fragagp2008@gmail.com 

Ilka de Fátima Santana Ferreira Boin – ilkaboin@gmail.com 

Ivan Felizardo Contrera Toro – ivantoro1313@gmail.com   

Joaquim Murray Bustorff Silva – jbs10462@gmail.com 

Leonardo Oliveira Reis – reisleo.l@gmail.com 

Luiz Roberto Lopes – lopeslr@fcm.unicamp.br 

Miriam Dambros – miriamdambros@yahoo.com.br 

Nelson Adami Andreollo – nelsonan@fcm.unicamp.br 

Orlando Petrucci Junior – petrucci@cardiol.br 

Paulo Cesar Rodrigues Palma – prof.palma@gmail.com 

Paulo Kharmandayan – pkharmand@gmail.com 

Raquel Silveira Bello Stucchi – stucchi.raquel@gmail.com 

Sérgio Rocha Piedade – piedade@fcm.unicamp.br

2. Development and application of differentiation techniques in cell therapy: investigation of the use of cell therapy in surgical conditions.

Advisors:

Ana Terezinha Guillaumon – terag@ig.com.br 

Ângela Cristina Malheiros Luzo – luzo@unicamp.br or angela.luzo@gmail.com 

Ilka de Fátima Santana Ferreira Boin – ilkaboin@gmail.com 

Joaquim Murray Bustorff Silva – jbs10462@gmail.com 

Orlando Petrucci Junior – petrucci@cardiol.br 

Ricardo Kalaf Mussi – rkalaf@fcm.unicamp.br 

Wagner Eduardo Matheus – wematheus@uol.com.br​ 

3. Development and evaluation of models in medical education in surgery at the undergraduate and graduate levels: evaluation of medical education in surgery proposed in various types of presentation for easing and improving learning accessibility.

Advisors:

Ana Terezinha Guillaumon – terag@ig.com.br 

Gustavo Pereira Fraga – fragagp2008@gmail.com 

Ivan Felizardo Contrera Toro – ivantoro1313@gmail.com 

Leonardo Oliveira Reis – reisleo.l@gmail.com 

Luiz Roberto Lopes – lopeslr@fcm.unicamp.br​ 

4. Development and evaluation of new surgical techniques - Clinical and Experimental models: development and evaluation of new surgical techniques.

Advisors:

Ana Terezinha Guillaumon – terag@ig.com.br 

Carlos Arturo Levi D’Ancona – cdancona@uol.com.br 

Cássio Luis Zanettini Riccetto – cassioriccetto@gmail.com 

Cláudio Saddy Rodrigues Coy – claudiocoy@gmail.com 

Elinton Adami Chaim – chaim@hc.unicamp.br 

Gustavo Pereira Fraga – fragagp2008@gmail.com 

Joaquim Murray Bustorff Silva – jbs10462@gmail.com 

Leonardo Oliveira Reis – reisleo.l@gmail.com 

Luis Augusto Passeri – passeri@fcm.unicamp.br 

Luiz Roberto Lopes – lopeslr@fcm.unicamp.br 

Marcelo Lopes de Lima – ml.unicamp@gmail.com 

Nelson Adami Andreollo – nelsonan@fcm.unicamp.br 

Orlando Petrucci Junior – petrucci@cardiol.br 

Paulo Cesar Rodrigues Palma – prof.palma@gmail.com 

Paulo Kharmandayan – pkharmand@gmail.com 

Sérgio Rocha Piedade – piedade@fcm.unicamp.br 

Ubirajara Ferreira – ubirafer@uol.com.br 

Wagner Eduardo Matheus – wematheus@uol.com.br 

William Dias Belangero – belangerowd@gmail.com 

Wu Feng Chung – wufengchung@gmail.com​

5. Development and evaluation of new techniques of anesthesia and mechanical ventilation: clinical and experimental models: development and evaluation of new experimental techniques and mechanical ventilation in critically ill patients.

Advisors:

Alfio José Tincani – alfio@tincani.net or tincani@unicamp.br 

Artur Udelsmann – au1849@gmail.com 

Desanka Dragosavac – desankadragosavac@gmail.com  

Gustavo Pereira Fraga – fragagp2008@gmail.com 

Luiz Cláudio Martins – lclaudio@fcm.unicamp.br 

Marcos Mello Moreira – marcosmm@fcm.unicamp.br or tucammm@yahoo.com.br 

6. Development, evaluation and applicability of biomaterials: biomaterials development and evaluation aiming its application in surgical practice.

Advisors:

Cássio Luis Zanettini Riccetto – cassioriccetto@gmail.com 

Joaquim Murray Bustorff Silva – jbs10462@gmail.com  

Luis Augusto Passeri – passeri@fcm.unicamp.br 

Marcos Mello Moreira – marcosmm@fcm.unicamp.br or tucammm@yahoo.com.br 

Miriam Dambros – miriamdambros@yahoo.com.br 

Orlando Petrucci Junior – petrucci@cardiol.br 

Paulo Cesar Rodrigues Palma – prof.palma@gmail.com  

Paulo Kharmandayan – pkharmand@gmail.com 

Ricardo Kalaf Mussi – rkalaf@fcm.unicamp.br 

Sérgio Rocha Piedade – piedade@fcm.unicamp.br 

William Dias Belangero – belangerowd@gmail.com 

7. Study of mechanisms and applicability of pharmacological substances in surgery: a study of mechanisms and applicability of pharmacological substances in surgery aiming replication studies or even the discovery of new applications for external or internal validity.

Advisors:

Celso Darío Ramos – cdramos@unicamp.br 

Joaquim Murray Bustorff Silva – jbs10462@gmail.com 

Leonardo Oliveira Reis – reisleo.l@gmail.com 

Orlando Petrucci Junior – petrucci@cardiol.br 

Paulo Cesar Rodrigues Palma – prof.palma@gmail.com 

8. Study of movement and motion disorders associated with neuromuscular and/or osteometabolic and tetraplegic disorders: study of gait disorders associated with neuromuscular and / or osteometabolic and tetraplegic disorders, observing moving, gait and movement in paraplegic patients or patients with spinal cord injuries.

Advisors:

Alberto Cliquet Junior – cliquet@fcm.unicamp.br 

Maurício Etchebehere – maue@unicamp.br​  

9. Study of the mechanisms of trauma, its pathophysiological consequences in the evaluation of critically ill patients: epidemiological clinical assessment of trauma mechanisms and their anatomical, physiological, and pathological consequences taking into account critical patients or the critical conditions that these patients undergo, including experimental models.

Advisors:

Antonio Luis Eiras Falcão – falcao@unicamp.br 

Desanka Dragosavac – desankadragosavac@gmail.com 

Gustavo Pereira Fraga – fragagp2008@gmail.com 

Luis Augusto Passeri – passeri@fcm.unicamp.br​  

10. Clinical and epidemiological evaluation models of solid organ and tissue transplants, related or not to immunological aspects: clinical and epidemiological evaluation of models of abdominal, heart and lung transplants, trying to cover all areas related to transplant surgery.

Advisors:

Ângela Cristina Malheiros Luzo – luzo@unicamp.br or angela.luzo@gmail.com 

Antonio Luis Eiras Falcão – falcao@unicamp.br 

Ilka de Fátima Santana Ferreira Boin – ilkaboin@gmail.com 

Ivan Felizardo Contrera Toro – ivantoro1313@gmail.com 

Marcelo Lopes de Lima – ml.unicamp@gmail.com  

Orlando Petrucci Junior – petrucci@cardiol.br 

Raquel Silveira Bello Stucchi – stucchi@fcm.unicamp.br or stucchi.raquel@gmail.com​​ 

11. Clinical, experimental and epidemiological evaluation models of gastrointestinal inflammatory diseases: research on the clinical and epidemiological aspects of gastrointestinal inflammatory diseases.

Advisors:

Ângela Cristina Malheiros Luzo – luzo@unicamp.br or angela.luzo@gmail.com 

Cláudio Saddy Rodrigues Coy – claudiocoy@gmail.com  

Raquel Franco Leal – rafranco.unicamp@gmail.com​ 

12. Clinical, experimental and epidemiological models of the surgical treatment of solid tumors: research on clinical, experimental and epidemiological aspects of surgical treatment of solid tumors and their applicability.

Advisors:

Alfio José Tincani – alfio@tincani.net or tincani@unicamp.br 

Celso Darío Ramos – cdramos@unicamp.br 

Cláudio Saddy Rodrigues Coy – claudiocoy@gmail.com  

Elinton Adami Chaim – chaim@hc.unicamp.br 

Ilka de Fátima Santana Ferreira Boin – ilkaboin@gmail.com 

Leonardo Oliveira Reis – reisleo.l@gmail.com 

Luiz Roberto Lopes – lopeslr@fcm.unicamp.br 

Maurício Etchebehere – maue@unicamp.br​ 

Nelson Adami Andreollo – nelsonan@fcm.unicamp.br 

Ricardo Kalaf Mussi – rkalaf@fcm.unicamp.br 

Ubirajara Ferreira – ubirafer@uol.com.br 

Wagner Eduardo Matheus – wematheus@uol.com.br​

13. Clinical and experimental models for assessing changes in visceral and sphincter motility: research by clinical and experimental methods of updates to visceral and sphincter motility.

Advisors:

Carlos Arturo Levi D’Ancona – cdancona@uol.com.br 

Celso Darío Ramos – cdramos@unicamp.br 

Cláudio Saddy Rodrigues Coy – claudiocoy@gmail.com 

Joaquim Murray Bustorff Silva – jbs10462@gmail.com 

Luiz Roberto Lopes – lopeslr@fcm.unicamp.br 

Nelson Adami Andreollo – nelsonan@fcm.unicamp.br 

Simone Botelho Pereira – simone.botelho@unifal-mg.edu.br 

Wu Feng Chung – wufengchung@gmail.com​ 

14. Clinical and experimental models of diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular diseases: research by clinical and experimental methods of diagnosis and treatment of peripheral vascular diseases.

Advisors:

Celso Darío Ramos – cdramos@unicamp.br 

Marcos Mello Moreira – marcosmm@fcm.unicamp.br or tucammm@yahoo.com.br  

Orlando Petrucci Junior – petrucci@cardiol.br  

15. Models for study of secondary inflammatory and metabolic disorders surgical procedures: studies in inflammatory processes, wound healing, metabolic assessment that may result from surgical procedures such as ischemia and reperfusion, infection role of inflammatory mediators.

Advisors:

Elinton Adami Chaim – chaim@hc.unicamp.br  

Joaquim Murray Bustorff Silva – jbs10462@gmail.com  

Marcelo Lopes de Lima – ml.unicamp@gmail.com  

Nelson Adami Andreollo – nelsonan@fcm.unicamp.br 

Orlando Petrucci Junior – petrucci@cardiol.br  

Ricardo Kalaf Mussi – rkalaf@fcm.unicamp.br 

International Students - How to join the program as a regular student:

The candidate must contact a professor/advisor of the Program;

After talking to a professor, the candidate must fill out an enrollment form to take part in the selection process (fill out the SIGA - Selection Process Application Form), this should be done while the application period is in place;

Fill out the Graduate Program enrollment request form (DAC website), print it, sign it and deliver it at the CPG / FCM (within the period established in the DAC academic calendar) with the following documents:

Diploma, certificate or proof of undergraduate degree or equivalent;

Academic transcripts containing grades and course load;

Certified copy of birth or marriage certificate;

Any document that is required by the Teaching Unit the candidate is applying for (please consult the specific public notice for the required documents for enrollment as well as the delivery procedures);

For documents issued by institutions based abroad, see below:

Documents issued abroad

Certified copy of birth certificate, consularized and translated by a sworn translator;

Certified copy of diploma or certificate of completion of undergraduate degree consularized and translated by a sworn translator. In case the candidate presents a certificate of conclusion during the time of enrollment, this certificate will be valid only until the end of the 1st half of the course and it must then be replaced by a diploma.

In order to be valid in national territory, documents issued abroad must be authenticated by the Brazilian consular office in the country of origin of the documents, and translated by a sworn translator. Before returning to Brazil, the student must attend the Brazilian consular office in the documents country of origin in order to have them authenticated. Documents issued electronically must be signed by the higher education institution that issued them, and authenticated by the Brazilian consular office in the country of origin.

In order to formalize the enrollment, all students entering graduate school, including foreigners, will receive, by email, guidelines and dates for official registration. The registration should take place in the Department of Graduate Studies.