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Gross and Developmental Anatomy
George W. Mulheron, Ph.D. , Course Director
The Gross and Developmental Anatomy course is a first semester first
year course and includes a laboratory experience and dissection of a cadaver.
In this course students learn the names of most of the structures of the
body, the location of these structures in relation to each other, much
about the functional relationships among these structures, and the anatomical
basis for certain body functions. Students will identify many structures
in various imaging modalities, e.g. radiographs, CT scans, MRI scans and
sonograms. The anatomical basis for the diagnosis and treatment of some
clinical entities will also be covered. Students are asked to commit to
self-directed, life-long learning and to develop an efficient approach
to self-study. We hope the process of dissection will help students gain
respect for the patient and the patient’s family and the wonder
of human life, as well as an appreciation of the importance of teamwork.
Gross and Developmental Biology Teaching
Faculty
George Mulheron, Ph.D.:
Course Director
Barry Grunwerg, D.M.D.: Co-Course Director
David Crockett, Ph.D.: Course Instructor
Raymond Crystal, M.D.: Course Instructor
Nancy L. Hayes, Ph.D.: Course Instructor
W. Geoffrey McAuliffe, Ph.D.: Course Instructor
Stephen Moorman, Ph.D.: Course Instructor
David Seiden, Ph.D.: Course Instructor
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