Předměty

Předmět je zaměřen na klinicky aplikovanou anatomii, výuka probíhá kombinovanou formou. Součástí jsou webináře s
klinickými specialisty z různých oborů a podpůrný e-learningový kurz.

Poslední úprava: Křikavová Lenka, Ing. (16.05.2022)

The course is focused on clinically applied anatomy. It is based on the blended learning, the clinical specialists share
their real cases as well.
Elective subject Anatomy in Clinical Practice (CAA) was established to deepen the student´s knowledge of anatomy in connection with the clinical use – we are happy to have the possibility of cooperation with our teaching clinicians.

The first class will be held on-line on October 16, 2024 from 5:30 pm via Zoom application, the invitation will be send to the applicants in forward. For the fully distance approach, the presence-form lectures will be recorded, and on-line tutorials offered. The students are expected to study also from the e-course Clinically applied anatomy and take the spot tests offered here. For the final credit awarrd, successful passing of the intermediate tests at the end of the Topics (2 attempts possible) is required as well as the Final PC test completion at min. 70 % point.

Poslední úprava: Křikavová Lenka, Ing. (29.08.2024)

For the final credit awarrd, successful passing of the intermediate tests at the end of the Topics (2 attempts possible) is required as well as the Final PC test completion at min. 70 % point.

Poslední úprava: Křikavová Lenka, Ing. (29.08.2024)

Gray´s anatomy for students, Elsevier

Poslední úprava: Křikavová Lenka, Ing. (16.05.2022)

1. Course introduction, Clinical anatomy of the hand: wrist, synovial sheaths, carpal tunel, snuff box
2. Meninges and cavities of the CNS, hematomas, hydrocephalus, lumbar puncture
3. Dissection room, specimens demonstration (hand, axilla, brain, spinal cord; heart)
4. Dissection room, specimens demonstration (hand, axilla, brain, spinal cord; heart)
5. Peripheral nerves, Head´s zones – reffered pain; dermatomes, myotomes; innervation of the limbs and heart
6. Peritoneal cavity and abdomen in sudden abdominal incidences and „acute abdomen" from the anatomical background
7. Venous accesses in the intensisive care, case reports
8. Dissection room, specimens demonstration (organs and spaces of the abdomen and pelvis, axilla); porto- and cavocaval anastomoses, portal hypertension
9. Dissection room, specimens demonstration (organs and spaces of the abdomen and pelvis, axilla); porto- and cavocaval anastomoses, portal hypertension
10. Anatomy in the traumatology, case reports (hand, pelvis)
11. PC credit test

For the fully distance approach, the presence-form lectures will be recorded, and on-line tutorials offered. The students are expected to study also from the e-course Clinically applied anatomy and take the spot tests offered here.

Poslední úprava: Křikavová Lenka, Ing. (29.08.2024)

Learning goals:

Cranial and spinal meninges and spaces, hematomas – their most common sources and clinical symptoms
Circulation of the cerebrospinal fluid, brain ventricles, hydrocephalus
Spinal and peripheral nerve - definition, general anatomy; neuropathy, radiculopathy
Head´s zones – anatomical base of the reffered pain, clinical examples
Spinal cord – vertebromedullary topography - the approximate location of spinal cord segments with regard to the level of the bony vertebra
Symptoms of the disc herniation roots L4, L5, S1; screening movements
Projection of the organs on the abdominal wall (stomach, gallbladder, spleen, appendix, pancreas), their relation to the peritoneal cavity; symptoms of the peritoneal irritation; devisions of the peritoneal cavity
Porto- and cavocaval anastomoses – symptoms of the portal hypertension and the superior vena cava syndroms on the anatomical base
Upper limb nerves, symptoms of their lesions
Upper limb veins – the most common venous accesses
Carpal tunnel - borders and contents; bones of the wrist – wrist joints and stability; symptoms of the median nerve compression

Poslední úprava: Eberlová Lada, doc. MUDr., Ph.D. (29.07.2025)