AN INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN ANATOMY KOSTIS GYFTOPOULOS MD, PhD ASS. PROFESSOR OF ANATOMY.

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AN INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN ANATOMY KOSTIS GYFTOPOULOS MD, PhD ASS. PROFESSOR OF ANATOMY

ALONSO DE SEDANO c. 1500

THE EVOLUTION: MICROSCOPIC ANATOMY

Specialization… Systematic (descriptive Anatomy) macroscopic microscopic Topographic Surgical Pathological Radiographic

System = a group of many organs with functions closely linked together I a general task. Organ = a complex structure (of different tissues) with a specific function. Tissue = cluster of cells with similar characteristics. Tissues are distributed throughout the body in a “transverse” fashion.

THE INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM

THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM

THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM

THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM

THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM

THE NERVOUS SYSTEM

THE URINARY SYSTEM

THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM

THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

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