Learning objectives
The course provides basic concepts to use anatomical information in
diagnostic reasoning; 3D visualization of organs and their relationships;
radiological and surgical anatomy correlations
Prerequisites
Histology and general embriology
Anatomy I
Course unit content
Focus on anatomo-functional and anatomo-clinical aspects of different
organs and systems
Full programme
Focus on anatomo-functional and anatomo-clinical aspects of different
organs and systems with the Anatomage table. Virtual dissection with
Anatomage table
Bibliography
SOBOTTA Anatomia Umana, edizione italiana a cura di M.Vitale, Ed. EDRA
TRATTATO di Anatomia Umana (Anastasi et al.), Ed. EdiErmes;
NETTER Atlante di Anatomia Umana, Ed. EDRA
PROMETHEUS - Atlante di Anatomia, edizione italiana a cura di E.Gaudio,
Ed. EdiSES.
EdiSES.
ANATOMIA UMANA E ORIENTAMENTO CLINICO (Moore et al.), Ed. CEA.
AY (Gray), Ed. Zanichelli;
ATLANTE DI ANATOMIA UMANA (Netter), Ed. Masson
Teaching methods
Frontal and interactive lectures including virtual dissection with the use of
the Anatomage Table.
Assessment methods and criteria
Please refer to 14431 - ANATOMIA UMANA - HUMAN ANATOMY TAF-A
Other information
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2030 agenda goals for sustainable development
3 and 4