ΠΕΡΙΓΡΑΦΙΚΗ ΚΑΙ ΤΟΠΟΓΡΑΦΙΚΗ ΑΝΑΤΟΜΙΚΗ

DESCRIPTIVE AND TOPOGRAPHICAL ANATOMY

COURSE CODE	ΜΡ1005

COURSE INSTRUCTOR	Sgantzos Markos, Associate Professor

CO-INSTRUCTORS	Invited Speakers

ECTS:	2.00

COURSE TYPE	EL \| BACKGROUND

TEACHING SEMESTER	14st SEMESTER

WEEKLY TEACHING HOURS:	2 HOURS

Total Time (Teaching Hours + Student Workload)	54 HOURS

PREREQUIRED COURSES:	NO

LANGUAGE OF TEACHING AND EXAMS	ENGLISH

AVAILABLE TO ERASMUS STUDENTS	NO

SEMESTER LECTURES:	DETAILS/LECTURES

TEACHING AND LEARNING METHODS :	Face to face/ tutoring/ distance learnin MANDATORY ATTENDANCES – LECTURES : ΝΟ PowerPoint Presentations

STUDENT EVALUATION	Written assignment The general assessment criteria are analyzed during the introductory lecture

Objective Objectives/Desired Results:	The general purpose of the course is to introduce students to the Anatomy of all the systems of the human body by regions and the surface Anatomy with references and examples in clinical daily practice. Extensive references are made to the structure, topography and relationships in the various anatomical regions of the body, so that the student acquires a global theoretical and practical approach to the topography of human body. Upon successful completion of the course, the student will have: • Understand and have basic knowledge of Systematic and regional Anatomy oriented inparticular to the clinical practice.

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Course Description:	1. Anterolateral Thoracic Wall and shoulder girdle Skeleton and Joints of the thorax and shoulder girdle. Spinal nerves. Muscles, Vessels and Nerves of the Anterior and Lateral thoracic Wall. Shoulder girdle muscles (I). Surface, descriptive and applied clinical anatomy. 2. Arm and Axilla Humerus. Shoulder joint. Muscles of the shoulder girdle (II). Brachial plexus. Axilla. Arm muscles. Axillary and brachial vessels and nerves. Surface, descriptive and applied clinical anatomy. 3. Forearm and hand. (anterior and posterior surface) Bones, Joints, Muscles, Fascia, Vessels and Nerves of the forearm and hand. 4. Neck (Ι) Cervical spine. Occipital bone. Vertebral and craniovertebral structures. Neck muscles (I). 5. Neck (II) Neck regions. Muscles of the neck (II), Vessels and Nerves. cervical sympathetic trunk. Surface, descriptive and applied clinical anatomy. 6. Head (I) Bones of Skull. Eye orbit. Bony nasal cavity. Bony wall of the oral cavity. Temporomandibular structure – Mimic and Masticatory muscles. Parotid gland. Vessels and Nerves of the Head. Surface, descriptive and applied clinical anatomy. 7. Head (ΙΙ) Skull – Injuries – Cranial nerves. Sections of the brain. Surface, descriptive and applied clinical anatomy. 8. Abdominal Wall Lumbar Vertebrae. Pelvis. Lumbar plexus. Muscles. Vessels and Nerves of the Anterior and Lateral Abdominal Wall. Surface, descriptive and applied clinical anatomy. 9. Lower Extremity: Thigh (anterior and posterior surface) Bones, Joints, Muscles, Vessels and Nerves of the Thigh, (anterior and posterior surface). Sacral plexus and its branches. Surface, descriptive and applied clinical anatomy. 10. Tibia and Foot (anterior and posterior surface) Bones, Joints, Muscles, Vessels and Nerves of the Tibia and Foot (anterior and posterior surface). Surface, descriptive and applied clinical anatomy. 11. Dorsal Surface of Trunk Internal and External Pelvic Muscles. Trunk Vessels and Nerves. Muscles of the dorsal surface of the trunk. Vessels and Nerves.Surface, descriptive and applied clinical anatomy. 12. Thorax. Thoracic cavity, Pleuras, Spaces and Arrangement of the organs, vessels and nerves of the chest wall. Diaphragm. Thoracic Vessels and Nerves. System of azygous veins. Major thoracic duct. Thoracic division of the sympathetic trunk. Surface, descriptive and applied clinical anatomy. 13. Abdomen. Spaces and arrangement of the abdominal organs. Peritoneum – Peritoneal Cavity – Peritoneal spaces – Retroperitoneal space. Arteries and veins of the abdominal cavity. The portal venous system. Lumbar and Sacral division of the autonomic nervous system. Surface, descriptive and applied clinical anatomy.

Recommended reading:	– Students are provided with Teaching Notes and “Power Point” files in electronic format

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