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ANATOMIA

Teaching Staff

CARLA AGATA LORETO - Module Course of Anatomy - BIO/16 - 10 CFU
CLAUDIA LOMBARDO - Module ANATOMIA DENTALE - BIO/16 - 2 CFU

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Learning Objectives

• Course of Anatomy
  

  The student has to demonstrate the understanding of the human body structures organization, both at a macroscopic and microscopic level, and the topographic relations between these stuctures in line with histology and physiology with particular regard to the head and neck district.

• ANATOMIA DENTALE
  

  The general objective of the course: - Know the methods and language of anatomy as a business tool. - Learn the exploration of form and relationship between different bodies. - Acquire the skills of observation and description of macroscopic and microscopic. - Have the basic content of human stomatognathic apparatus Anatomy.

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Detailed Course Content

• ANATOMIA DENTALE
  

  CRANIOFACIAL ANATOMY - The facial and its relations with the neurocranium and the regions of the neck. Spaces deep side of the Face: infratemporal fossa and pterygo palate - The development of the facial and its embryology. - The oral cavity: (gross anatomy, microscopic, topographic, development, malformations, vascularization and innervation) vestibule, lips, cheeks, gingivalalveolar- dental arches upper and lower deciduous teeth, permanent teeth, the articulated dental the temporomandibular joints, masticatory muscles, the facial muscles, the gums, the periodontal, the oral cavity itself, the floor of the mouth and hyoid apparatus, the language, the major and minor salivary glands, jaws, the pharynx. Temporal Region Parotid region The masseter region - The cranial nerves related functionally and topographically the facial and the connections with the sympathetic. Seminars - Overview of craniofacial growth - Biodynamic temporal bone, TMJ and jaw. - Techniques and tools for studying morphological and structural in dentistry. Overall content of the theoretical and practical course - Theoretical and practical knowledge of the bones forming the cranium. - Theoretical and practical knowledge of the bones forming the facial massif. - Knowledge of the theory and practice of oral and all of its components. Specifying standards of practice: Construction of plastic or figurative components of the skull, the oral cavity, vascular and nervous stomatognathic apparatus. (Each student can choose the means of expression depending on the capabilities attitudinal) The paper can be performed in the exams and will be evaluated for the degree of anatomical information represented.

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Textbook Information

• Course of Anatomy
  
  1. Compendio di Anatomia Umana, Luigi Cattaneo. Monduzzi Editore.
  2. Anatomia del Gray - I fondamenti, EDRA LSWR, Gennaio 2015
  3. Anatomia dell'uomo. Ambrosi et al., Edi-Ermes.
  4. Anatomia orale, Sicher, Edi-Ermes Editore.
  5. Anatomia funzionale e clinica dello splancnocranio, L. Fonzi. Edi-Ermes Editore.
  6. Atlante di Anatomia Umana (Testa, collo e Neuroanatomia). Sobotta, Elsevier.
• ANATOMIA DENTALE
  

  Luciano Fonzi: Anatomia funzionale e clinica dello
  splancnocranio - EDI ERMES
  Sicher Lloyd E. Dubrul: Anatomia orale – EDI ERMES
  F. Paulsen, J.Waschke: Atlante di Anatomia Umana testa,
  collo e neuroanatomia – ELSEVIER Ed

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