Descriptive Anatomy II ((54728))
Άννα-Μαρία Πολυχρονοπούλου
Theoretical part with lectures in the amphitheater. The practical part cosists of teaching dissections of human cadavers derived from the Body Donation Program of our Institution. The meticulous and layer-by-layer dissection based on a protocol will contribute to the detailed teaching and learning of the typical anatomy, as well as anatomical variations.
Demonstration and description of the Spinal Column- Column-related vertebrae per level, Skull (neurocranium and viscerocranium)- Cranial fossae and related foramina both intracranially and extracranially.
Osteology, arthrology, syndesmology, peripheral vascular and nervous systems, organization into plexuses (cervical, brachial, lumbar, and sacral) in the areas of the upper (arm, forearm, and hand) and the lower (thigh, leg, and foot) extremities.
In-depth dissection of the head and neck, thorax, axilla, abdomen, groin, and pelvis areas.
Objectives include:
- Skull Anatomy
- Head and Neck Anatomy
- Thoracic Anatomy (Wall, Mediastinum, Pericardium, Diaphragm, Thoracic duct, vessels, and organs)
- Abdominal Anatomy (Wall, Cavity, peritoneum and ligaments, organs, and vessels)
- Pelvis (wall, floor, vessels and organs) as well as Perineum.
Attendance
This course is comprised by both lectures and lab practicals. Regarding lectures, the attendance is mandatory for 90% of the teaching hours (only 6 teaching hours can be missed). The attendance in lab practicals is 100% mandatory.
Learning Outcomes
Students completing this course are expected to demonstrate an understanding of the contribution of the deceased to the education of the living and display appropriate professional behaviors, including compassion and respect for the dignity of the departed.
Examination
The course "Descriptive Anatomy II" is examined in written form by means of multiple choice AND in oral form over the cadaver. In order for the grade to be promoted, the student is required to pass both the written and the oral examination.
Head Professor
Troupis Theodore
Professors
Piagkou Maria, Filippou Dimitrios, Chrysikos Dimosthenis, Tsakotos Georgios
Scientific Associates
Tsikouris Georgios, Sofidis Georgios, Daskalopoulou Dimitra, Tsantili Reggina-Alexandra, Dimovelis Ioannis
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Theoretical part with lectures in the amphitheater. The practical part cosists of teaching dissections of human cadavers derived from the Body Donation Program of our Institution. The meticulous and layer-by-layer dissection based on a protocol will contribute to the detailed teaching and learning of the typical anatomy, as well as anatomical variations.
Demonstration and description of the Spinal Column- Column-related vertebrae per level, Skull (neurocranium and viscerocranium)- Cranial fossae and related foramina both intracranially and extracranially.
Osteology, arthrology, syndesmology, peripheral vascular and nervous systems, organization into plexuses (cervical, brachial, lumbar, and sacral) in the areas of the upper (arm, forearm, and hand) and the lower (thigh, leg, and foot) extremities.
In-depth dissection of the head and neck, thorax, axilla, abdomen, groin, and pelvis areas.
Objectives include:
- Skull Anatomy
- Head and Neck Anatomy
- Thoracic Anatomy (Wall, Mediastinum, Peric
Theoretical part with lectures in the amphitheater. The practical part cosists of teaching dissections of human cadavers derived from the Body Donation Program of our Institution. The meticulous and layer-by-layer dissection based on a protocol will contribute to the detailed teaching and learning of the typical anatomy, as well as anatomical variations.
Demonstration and description of the Spinal Column- Column-related vertebrae per level, Skull (neurocranium and viscerocranium)- Cranial fossae and related foramina both intracranially and extracranially.
Osteology, arthrology, syndesmology, peripheral vascular and nervous systems, organization into plexuses (cervical, brachial, lumbar, and sacral) in the areas of the upper (arm, forearm, and hand) and the lower (thigh, leg, and foot) extremities.
In-depth dissection of the head and neck, thorax, axilla, abdomen, groin, and pelvis areas.
Objectives include:
- Skull Anatomy
- Head and Neck Anatomy
- Thoracic Anatomy (Wall, Mediastinum, Peric
