Systematic Pathological Anatomy II

Anatomy, Fisiology, Celular Biology and Imunology

In the theoretical classes, there will be a detailed presentation of the syllabus, using an expository, interrogative and active methodology, with direct participation of the students. Theoretical-practical classes will use a demonstrative methodology of the concepts learned, with resolution and discussion of problems.

The student must acquire scientific and theoretical-practical knowledge to be developed in Pathological Anatomy:

– Know and understand the macroscopic and microscopic morphological changes of pathological processes that compromise the organism’s balance.

– Identify, characterize and understand the etiology and pathogenesis of changes in pathological processes.

– Framework of diseases in Pathological Anatomy and study methodologies;

– Recognize diseases in surgical products and parts

The student must acquire skills to use scientific and technical language to interpret morphology and diseases in Pathological Anatomy.

The student must acquire skills in identifying the products received in the Pathological Anatomy laboratories, associating the pathological processes with the defence mechanisms, as well as identifying and applying in a specific way the appropriate procedures for the diagnosis and preservation of the samples.

Theoretical Program

– Cell cycle, diseases and diagnostic methods.

-Inflammatory diseases and tumours of the digestive system, oral cavity and pharynx, Adrenal and Kidney; Prostate and Bladder; Testicle; Uterine Attachments; Uterus.

-Liver-Hepatitis, cirrhosis; tumours and liver transplant;

-Exocrine and endocrine pancreas;

-Bone marrow: leukaemia and metastasis;

-Thyroid and Parathyroid: hyperplasia and tumours;

-Cervix-infections and carcinogenesis;

-Placenta and embryo-diseases and technical handling:

-Breast – hyperplasia, tumours and aging;

-Central Nervous System-stroke, degenerative diseases, tumours;

-Eye-diseases and macroscopic interpretation;

– Skin – tumours and macroscopic;

Theoretical-Practical Program

Presentation and Discussion of clinical cases of the presented organ systems

NAO

1. Bancroft, J. & Gamble, M. (2002). Theory and Practice of Histological Techniques (5.ªed.). London: Churchill Livingstone.

2. Moral, Raimundo Garcia del (1993). Laboratório de Anatomia Patológica (1ª ed.). Madrid: McGraw-Hill – Interamericana de Espana.

3. Carson, Freida (2000). Histotechnology: A Self-Instrumentation Text (2ª Ed.). American Society Clinical Pathology