Content of Learning Activity

This course gives a thorough description of the vasculo-nervous structures, myology and organs of the chest, abdomen and pelvis, as well as a detailed topography of these structures. Some basics in clinical cases affecting this region will also be discussed. Introduction to medical imaging: interactive demonstrations of medical imaging documents (illustration of the human anatomy course by different medical imaging modes, including the scanner, and presentation of anatomical sections of the thorax and abdomen).
This course is reinforced by practical work on the different regions.

Required Learning Resources/Tools

Slides on the moodle platform to visualize structures and the theoretical course. Introduction for each session of the structures to study. Manipulation and visualisation of isolated organs and anatomical cross sections.
Learning the basics of the scanner.
Virtual quizzes and TP.
3 written questions about the theoretical part splanchnology

Recommended Learning Resources/Tools

Virtual practical work, exercises in the form of tests and quizzes explained and critiqued on the Moodle platform.

Other Recommended Reading

- " Gray's Anatomy for Students " .Richerad L. Drake, Wayne Vogl , AdamW.M.Mitchell ; Elsevier . - "Atlas of Anatomy " Mr. Minn , R.T . Hutchings, P.Kamina ; DELTA and SPES Editions - "Human Anatomy " J.A.Gosling , mp . Harris, J.R.Humpherson , I.Whitmore , P.L.T . Willan ; GOWER Editions - Atlas of Anatomy Prometheus "M Schunke , E.Schulte , U.Schumacher , M.Voll , K.Wesker ; . MALOINE Editions - " Medical Anatomy " Keith L. Moore and Arthur F.Dalley ; DE BOECK Editions University

Mode of delivery

• Face to face

Type of Teaching Activity/Activities

• Cours magistraux
• Travaux pratiques
• Travaux de laboratoire

Evaluations

The assessment methods of the Learning Activity (AA) are specified in the course description of the corresponding Educational Component (UE)