| Code : | 037 |
| Title : | ANATOMICAL SCIENCES |
| Sponsor : | JOSEPH C. LAMANNA, PHD |
| Department : | Department of Neurology |
| Address : | Biomedical Research Building |
| Rm 525 | |
| Phone : | 216-368-1112 |
| ADVISORS : Joseph C. LaManna, Ph.D. Acting Chairman Department of Anatomy Department of Neurology Biomedical Research Building, BRB 525 Phone: 368-1112, Secretary, 368-1100 Email: jcl4@po.cwru.edu Ronald J. Przybylski, Ph.D. Director of Graduate Programs Chair, Graduate Executive Council Department of Anatomy Wood Building, W-520 Phone: 368-2389 Email: rjp@po.cwru.edu Graduate Executive Council and Advisors Donald Ferguson, Ph.D., 368-1977/1973; dgf4@po.cwru.edu Barbara Freeman, Ph.D., 368-6667; bkf@po.cwru.edu Charles Maier, Ph.D., 368-8629/6170; cem17@po.cwru.edu Melanie McCollum, 368-5268; mam17@po.cwru.edu Joseph Miller, Ph.D., 368-1905; jcm18@po.cwru.edu |
| DESCRIPTION : This area of concentration in the Anatomical Sciences is intended to provide the student the opportunity and facilities to study the topics of Gross Anatomy, Embryology, HIstology, and Neurological Anatomy in greater detail. This AoC requires five Type A electives in Anatomical Sciences and one Type B elective in Surgical Anatomy. The program can also lead to a M.S. degree awarded in conjunction with the M.D. degree. The M.S./M.D. degree requires 30 credit hours of graduate courses, some of which overlap with, and provide greater in-depth study and detail than the required electives of this AoC and the medical curriculum. To be applied to the M.S. degree, electives must be taken as graduate courses. For the AoC, courses can be taken as graduate course or as Pass/Fail Type A electives. |
| REQUIREMENTS : |
| TYPE A ELECTIVES |
| 5 required. |
| TYPE B ELECTIVES |
| 1 required. |
| OTHER REQUIREMENTS : Requirements: Type A Units 5 Required ANAT 3001 Cell and Tissue Ultrastructure ANAT 3002 Thorax and Abdomen Anatomy ANAT 3003 Heand and Neck Gross Anatomy ANAT 3004 Limbs and Back Gross Anatomy ANAT 3005 Human Embryogenesis ANAT 3006 Human Organogenesis I: Organ Systems Development ANAT 3009 Human Histology ANAT 3010 Musculoskeletal Anatomy ANAT 3012 Tissue Biology of Organ Systems Type B Units 1 Required ANAT 513 Surgical Anatomy: Abdomen/Thorax New Course: Heand and Neck Surgery Dissection Graduate Courses ANAT 412,413 Histology (3+3 credits) ANAT 411 Gross Anatomy (6 credits) ANAT 491 Embryology (3 credits) ANAT 414,415 Neurological Anatomy (3+1 credits) ANAT 497,498 Departmental Seminar (1 credit) ANAT 424 Neural Integrative Systems ANAT 425 Techniques in Microscopy ANAT 523 Histopathology of Organs |