sub-specialties (Meaning)

sub-specialties

a subordinate field of specialization, a specialty that is part of a broader specialty

Orthopedic surgery encompasses a variety of sub-specialties, including spine, hand, and sports medicine.
Within cardiology, sub-specialties such as electrophysiology and interventional cardiology focus on specific aspects of heart function.
Dermatology has several sub-specialties, including cosmetic dermatology, pediatric dermatology, and surgical dermatology.
Gastroenterology includes sub-specialties such as hepatology, pancreatology, and endoscopic procedures.
Neurology has specialized sub-specialties such as stroke neurology, movement disorders, and neuro-otology.
Urology encompasses sub-specialties including urologic oncology, pediatric urology, and reconstructive urology.
Otolaryngology has sub-specialties such as rhinology, laryngology, and head and neck surgery.
Oncology has various sub-specialties, including medical oncology, radiation oncology, and surgical oncology.
endocrinology includes sub-specialties such as diabetes, thyroid disorders, and adrenal disorders.
Sub-specialization allows physicians to develop specialized knowledge and skills within a particular area of medicine.

a subordinate field of specialization, a specialty that is part of a broader specialty

occupations, professions, widths, scopes, pursuits, amplitudes, dimensions,subfields, territories, breadths

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Orthopedic surgery encompasses a variety of sub-specialties, including spine, hand, and sports medicine.

Within cardiology, sub-specialties such as electrophysiology and interventional cardiology focus on specific aspects of heart function.

Dermatology has several sub-specialties, including cosmetic dermatology, pediatric dermatology, and surgical dermatology.

Gastroenterology includes sub-specialties such as hepatology, pancreatology, and endoscopic procedures.