Anatomy (ANAT)
ANAT 6000 Anatomy of the Pelvis and Perineum (2 Credits)
A. Madsen, P. Kattil, Y. Salinas-Alvarez (Winter) - The goal of this course is to demonstrate how female pelvic anatomy can be applied to gynecologic surgery to improve surgical outcomes and reduce complication rates. This course covers the essential anatomic knowledge required to practice obstetrics, gynecology, and basic female pelvic surgery. It is intended for mid-level residents in Ob/Gyn and Urology or Gynecologic Surgery fellows in their first year of subspecialty training. The course will use a combination of online lectures, in person case discussions, and cadaver dissections to prepare residents to be competent in diagnosing and surgically treating gynecologic conditions. It will also lay the foundation for gynecologic surgery fellows to engage in advanced anatomy specific to their subspecialties in the future.
Grading: Sat / Unsat
- o Describe vulvar and perineal anatomy, including the spaces of the urogenital and anorectal triangles and associated structures, vascular supply, innervation, and lymphatic drainage o Describe the visceral organs of the female pelvis, including their relationship to each other, vascular supply, innervation, and lymphatic drainage o Describe the avascular spaces of the female pelvis, including their boundaries and contents o Describe the anatomy of the urinary tract as it applies to female pelvic surgery o Describe the anatomy of the anterior abdominal wall o Describe the muscles and connective tissue of the pelvis o Understand the anatomy of pelvic floor support o Apply anatomic knowledge to approach surgical procedures safely
ANAT 6855 Orthopedic Anatomy (2 Credits)
M. Morrey (Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer) – Lectures, prosections and demonstrations of gross anatomy of the musculoskeletal system with special emphasis on relationships and surgical approaches.
Grading: Sat / Unsat