Introduction to Clinical Anatomy 20017/18 2nd semester

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Introduction to Clinical Anatomy 20017/18 2nd semester (Mondays, 4.00-5.30 p.m.) Introduction, Surface Anatomy Prof. Wenger, Tibor Anatomical problems in the head and neck surgery Dr. Noszek László chief physician Anatomical problems in angiography, malformations Dr. Nemes, Balázs, reader Surgical Anatomy, a traumatologist’s pont of view Dr. Detre, Zoltán chief surgeon Anatomical relations in hypertonic patients Prof. Járai, Zoltán Anatomical problems in radiology Dr. Mester, Ádám, chief radiologist Anatomical problems in neurosurgery Dr. Sipos, László chief neurosurgeon Clinical anatomy of the lactating breast. Dr. Székely, Andea reader Neuroanatomy of peripheral nerves Dr. Arányi, Zsuzsanna reader Anatomy of newborn and premature children Prof. Machay, Tamás Functional anatomy in orthopedic surgery Dr Terebessy, Tamás, senior lecturer Anatomy of the periorbital region, a surgical point of view Dr. Lukács, Olga, senior lecturer

Surface anatomy Lecture 05 February, 2018 by Dr. T. Wenger

Surface anatomy Thorax

Surface anatomy Thorax

Surface anatomy Abdomen

Surface anatomy Abdomen

Surface anatomy Abdomen

Surface anatomy Upper limb

Surface anatomy Upper limb

Surface anatomy Upper limb

Surface anatomy Lower limb

Surface anatomy Lower limb

Surface anatomy Head

Palpable structures on the anterior surface of the thorax 1. clavicle 2. jugular notch 3. manubrium of sternum 4. sternal angle (2nd costal cartilage) 5. body of sternum 6. xiphoid process of sternum 7. nipple (4th intercostal space) 8. costal arch

Cubital fossa and anatomical snuffbox

Knee and popliteal region

Palpable structures on the wall of thorax and back

Surface marking of lungs anterior posterior left right lateral lateral

Surface marking of visceral pains Diaphragm, Pericardium and Heart, Heart, Digestive tract, Liver and Gall Bladder, Kidney and Ureter, Pelvic Organs

Auscultation points of heart valves

Palpable arteries superf.. temp. a. com. carotid a. brachial a. radial a.!! . popliteal a.. femoral a.. post. tibial a. dorsal a. of the foot

Cervical triangels Markings on the face posterior, anterior, submental, submandibular, medial, carotid

Markings of the liver and spleen vermiform proc.

Surface markings of axillary lymph nodes Lateral axillary Subscapular (Posterior axillary) Pectoral (Anterior axillary) Central axillary Apical axillary

Surface markings of the upper air pathways

Surface projections of organs and lymph nodes of the neck Hyoid bone, thyroid cartilage, cricoid cartilage, thyroid gland

Paranasal air sinuses and oral cavity Frontal, Sphenoid, Ethmoid, Maxillary

What is seen in the vestibulum of the oral cavity and in the eye region