ANATOMY I: PROGRAM OF LECTURES ( 2nd Semester)
Osteology of the vertebral column (K. Natsis).
Thoracic wall (S. Apostolidis).
Osteology of the upper limb (pectoral girdle, humerus, forearm, bones of the hand) (N. Anastasopoulos).
Osteology of the lower limb (pelvic girdle, femur, patella, tibia, bones of the foot) (G. Paraskevas).
Cranium (G. Paraskevas).
Joints and ligaments of the vertebral column- temporomandibular joint (N. Lazaridis).
Joints of the thorax and pectoral girdle (N. Lazaridis).
Shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand joints (K. Natsis).
Joints of the lower limb (joints of the pelvic girdle, hip, knee, tibiofibular, ankle and joints of the foot) (S. Apostolidis).
Muscles of the face and neck (N. Anastasopoulos).
Muscles of the thorax, the shoulder region, pectoral muscles, muscles of the arm, forearm and hand (G. Paraskevas).
Muscles of the pelvis, thigh muscles, muscles of the leg and foot (K. Natsis).
Muscles of the abdominal wall and muscles of the back (extrinsic, intrinsic and muscles of the suboccipital region) (G. Paraskevas).
ANATOMY II: PROGRAM OF LECTURES (3nd semester)
Vessels, nerves, muscles and organs of the neck (K. Natsis).
Vessels, nerves and muscles of the thoracic wall and axilla (S. Apostolidis).
Vessels, muscles and nerves of the arm and abdominal wall (G. Paraskevas).
Vessels, muscles and nerves of the arm and thigh (N. Anastasopoulos).
Vessels, muscles and nerves) of the face (N. Lazaridis).
Cranial nerves (G. Paraskevas).
Vascular structures, muscles and nerves of the cubital fossa and forearm (S. Apostolidis).
Muscles, nerves and vessels of the hand (K. Natsis).
Vessels, muscles and nerves of the leg and foot (N. Lazaridis).
Vessels, nerves and organs of the upper abdomen (K. Natsis).
Vessels, nerves and organs of the lower abdomen (S. Apostolidis).
Anatomy of the retroperitoneal region (G. Paraskevas).
Anatomy of the pelvic cavity (N. Anastasopoulos).
ANATOMY III: PROGRAM OF LECTURES (4nd semester)
Gross anatomy of the cerebral hemispheres (K. Natsis).
White matter of telencephalon (S. Apostolidis).
Basal ganglia (G. Paraskevas).
Hippocampal formation and limbic system (G. Paraskevas).
Gross morphology of diencephalon (N. Anastasopoulos).
Gross anatomy of midbrain and midbrain – diencephalic junction (N. Lazaridis).
Walls and commuications of third and lateral ventricles (K. Natsis).
Pons, medulla and fourth ventricle (G. Paraskevas).
Cerebellum and its associations (N. Anastasopoulos).
Spinal cord: gross anatomy and tracts (S. Apostolidis).
Pathways – tracts of the central nervous system (G. Paraskevas).
Sensory organs: eye ( S. Apostolidis).
Sensory organs: ear, nose, skin (N. Lazaridis).