The modern anatomic-clinical approach, the use of imaging techniques such as radiographs, computed tomography (CT scan), magnetic resonance (MRI), nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), and others, guarantee the complete development of the students. Human cadavers are used for dissection of the different structures described and studied by the students they work under direct supervision of the faculty, through this technique the students reaffirm the knowledge. It prepares the students to apply their knowledge of macroscopic and embryological development to solve clinical cases for the benefit of the patients. The course is designed for the students to learn the characteristics, development, functions and clinical aspects of the human body. Gross Anatomy, Embryology, and Radiology were integrated into the Clinical and Developmental Anatomy course. The department has developed different teaching strategies in the courses, based on the Institutional Educational Objectives, including but not limited to: lectures, conferences, assessment, quizzes, case discussion, Academic Competence Enhancement (ACE) activities, shelf exams, and observation of students professionalism, are used to evaluate the course.Ĭourses: 113 Clinical and Developmental Anatomy All courses include laboratories to emphasize and re-enforce concepts covered in a class and provide the students hands-on experience essential for their clinical training. This knowledge is of the utmost essence for the development of future physicians. These courses provide the student a vast knowledge of normal structure and morphology of the human body and its tissues in a functional and clinical approach. The Department offers three courses during the first year of medical studies Clinical and Developmental Anatomy, Histology/Cell Biology and Neuroscience.

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