Comentários e feedback de alunos de Thoracic Oncology da instituição Universidade de Michigan

Thank you for sharing information with me

Fantastic course, very informative with great resources. Lectures were great and I would highly recommend this course to people interest in Thoracic Surgery!

This overview is comprehensive and covers a wide range of topics. The lecturers come from various disciplines and provide their perspectives on the multi-disciplinary care for patients with thoracic malignancies.

very good lecture. thank you, Profs, to make it online and share free.

Excellent course.

This is indeed a comprehensive and an excellent course so far. Thanks very much.

in this course you will find new information you never see before

EXCELLET COURSE

You´ll learn a lot of thoracic malignancies

Excellent course.

Nice materials

amazing!

Fantastic course. Highly recommended for new Thoracic trainees to go through this at the beginning of their training.

Many thanks for this GREAT course, very comprehensive!

Excelent and uptodate information

Thank you for the interesting and accessible course on such a complicated topic. I am a biotechnologist and I did not understand all the lectures or remembered all the treatments plans but I have received a comprehensive idea of how cancer in general is treated and managed and what kind of difficulties doctor and patients encounter. Excellent course.

Complete and well done. The best MOCC I have taken so far

Very important, helpful and very very well done. Thanks a lot

Excellent course .

A very comprehensive overview of lung and esophageal cancer, from risk factors, to diagnosis, staging, surgery, palliative care, psychological support and pain management. I thoroughly enjoyed participating in this excellently presented course.

A very comprehensive course on thoracic oncology, well structured presentations, useful quizzes. Would recommend for any medic interested in the subject.

Best on line course on the web, definitely

Super :)

As a pediatric oncologist, I have not had to deal with either lung or esophageal cancers.

The use of endoscopic analysis for determining lymph node involvement was quite an eye-opener.

Likewise, the immunologic histochemical variation was a valuable learning experience as were the

pathologic descriptions of adenoca variants.

The only possible criticism might be the thoracic surgeons use of acronyms without explanation, but

this was minor.

Kudos to the team

Gratefully Gerald Vladimer MD

good course and timely review for me. thanks so much.