BIO-320: Morphology I

Lectures in this course (127)

Discusses the arterial vascularization of the pancreas and duodenum.

Delves into the 3D anatomy of the liver and pancreas, showcasing key structures and their intricate relationships.

Explores the lymphatic system components, capillary types, lymph flow, and organ functions.

Explores the anatomy of the abdomen, digestive system, and urinary system.

Explores the histological structure and circulation of the spleen, highlighting practical implications of splenic dysfunction.

Explores the histology of the human spleen, focusing on its unique structures and functions.

Explains artery structure, classification, and staining techniques to reveal elastic fibers.

Explores the anatomy and mechanics of the respiratory system, focusing on lung function and breathing mechanisms.

Covers the anatomy of the diaphragm, including its attachments and openings.

Provides an overview of neuroanatomy, focusing on the central nervous system structures and neuron types.

Covers the study of blood vessels, arteries, and catheter techniques.

Explores the histological features of the cardiovascular system, including arteries, veins, and capillaries.

Explains the anatomy and function of the muscles involved in jaw movement and chewing.

Details the anatomy of the subclavian artery and its branches.

Covers the anatomy and function of the azigos system in venous drainage.

Explores the layers and regions of the digestive system, emphasizing the stomach's cell types and acid production regulation.

Explores the anatomy and function of the ileum, including Peyer's patches and cell lifespan.

Explores the anatomy and mobility of the sacro-coccygeal articulation in the human body.

Explains the anatomy of the pelvis, focusing on ligaments and muscles.

Covers the bridge program from EPFL to UniL for medical studies.

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