Sylabus
* Concise subject syllabus:
1. Greater intestine I. (embryology and development, rotation, ileocecal junction)
2. Greater intestine II. (fixation of subparts of greater intestine and connection with peritoneum and organs, blood supply and innervation )
3. Kidney (embryology, fixation, synthopy, structure, topography of kidney, demonstration of speciments)
4. Pelvis (bones, joints, muscles, vessels, nerves)
5. Genital of female I. (embryology, organs and fixation, synthopy)
6. Genital of female I. (topography, demonstration of speciments)
7. Genital of men I. (embryology, organs and fixation, synthopy )
8. Genital of men II. (topography, demonstration of speciments)
9. Demonstration of cadavers
10. Credits
Anotace
The topic of this subject is detailed description of selected organs and topographical regions, corresponding to the first course of visceral manipulation (liver, stomach, duodenum, small and great intestine, kidneys, vertebral column, thorax). Anatomy will be focused especially on the fascial coverings of the organs, organs fixation and their inter relationship, mostly to surrounding areas.
Focus is paid to fascial and ligamentous contacts with remote areas and to usage of knowledge for visceral manipulation method. Students will be introduced to practical knowledge of anatomy of organ projection, basic palpation techniques for separate organs identification and their relationship.
Subject will vary from basci knowledge of organ embryology, further definitive organization of anatomical topographical regions and practicality of palpation techniques.