 | |
| NERF0534-2 | Multi-disciplinary approaches (anatomy-pathology) to the nervous system - Theory
- Part I : Neuroanatomy
- Part II : Biochemistry
- Part III : Histology
- Part IV : General pathology
- Part V : Special pathology
- Part VI : Traumatology
 |
|
| Duration : | Part I : Neuroanatomy : 33h Th
Part II : Biochemistry : 2h Th
Part III : Histology : 2h Pr
Part IV : General pathology : 2h Th
Part V : Special pathology : 24h Th
Part VI : Traumatology : 2h Th
|
|
| Credits/ECTS : |
|
|
| Holder(s) : | Part I : Neuroanatomy : Jean Schoenen
Part II : Biochemistry : Bernard Rogister
Part III : Histology : Marie‑Paule Defresne
Part IV : General pathology : Yves Henrotin
Part V : Special pathology : Marguerite Foidart‑Dessalle
Part VI : Traumatology : Jean‑Michel Crielaard
|
|
| Coordinator : | Jean Schoenen |
|
| Language : | French language |
|
| Course contents : | This module consists of the following courses
- Functional neuro-anatomy (J. SCHOENEN)
- Human bio-chemistry (B. ROGISTER)
- Histology (M.P. DEFRESNE)
- General Pathology (Y. HENROTIN)
- Special Pathology (M. FOIDART)
- Traumatology (J.M. CRIELAARD)
 | | Part II : Biochemistry |
|
| Human bio-chemistry (B. ROGISTER): neurotransmettors. |
| | Part III : Histology |
|
| - Histology (M.P. DEFRESNE) related to neurologic system. |
| | Part IV : General pathology |
|
| ./ |
| | Part V : Special pathology |
|
| Neurologic syndromes and nervous diseases that can beneficiate from Physiotherapy |
| | Part VI : Traumatology |
|
| Entrapment neuropathy and sport. |
|
|
| Course objective : | This neurological module aims to make students understand, through a mult-disciplinary approach, the anatomo-functional organisation of the Nervous System and the physio-pathologie of the main neurological syndromes that could benefit from physical treatment.
| | Part II : Biochemistry |
|
|
- To see in details the nervous transmission
- To learn biochemical and pharmacologic characteristics of main neurotransmettors.
|
| | Part IV : General pathology |
|
| ./ |
| | Part V : Special pathology |
|
| To highlight useful elements to physiotherapy treatment. |
| | Part VI : Traumatology |
|
| This neurological module aims to make students understand, through a mult-disciplinary approach, the anatomo-functional organisation of the Nervous System and the physio-pathologie of the main neurological syndromes that could benefit from physical treatment. |
|
|
| Prerequisites : | The basics of the anatomy of the Nervous System taught in secondary education and the 'Introduction to Human Anatomy' taught in S2 (1st Bac). Electro-physiotherapy (S1 2nd Bac), notions of neuro-physiology, biochemistry, histology and the basic principles concerning the movements of the musculoskeletal system.
| | Part I : Neuroanatomy |
|
| The basics of the anatomy of the Nervous System taught in secondary education and the 'Introduction to Human Anatomy' taught in Q2 (1st Bac) and notions of neuro-physiology. |
| | Part II : Biochemistry |
|
| The basics of the biochemistry. |
| | Part III : Histology |
|
| The basics of the anatomy of the Nervous System taught in secondary education and the 'Introduction to Human Anatomy' taught in S2. Electro-physiotherapy (S3), notions of neuro-physiology, biochemistry, histology and the basic principles concerning the movements of the musculoskeletal system. |
| | Part IV : General pathology |
|
| ./ |
| | Part V : Special pathology |
|
| The basics of the anatomy of the Nervous System taught in secondary education and the 'Introduction to Human Anatomy' taught and notions of neuro-physiology. |
| | Part VI : Traumatology |
|
| The basics of the anatomy of the Nervous System taught in secondary education and the 'Introduction to Human Anatomy' taught in S2. Electro-physiotherapy (S3), notions of neuro-physiology, biochemistry, histology and the basic principles concerning the movements of the musculoskeletal system. |
|
|
| Workshops : | Neuro-anatomy : Plexus and cranial nerves, eye and ear. Braon dissection.
| | Part I : Neuroanatomy |
|
| Neuro-anatomy: Plexus and cranial nerves, eye and ear. Braon dissection. |
| | Part II : Biochemistry |
|
| ./ |
| | Part IV : General pathology |
|
| ./ |
| | Part V : Special pathology |
|
| ./ |
| | Part VI : Traumatology |
|
| ./ |
|
|
| Organization : | This module consists of 65 hours of theoretical courses, practice and training programmes that are the object of separated modules.
| | Part I : Neuroanatomy |
|
| This module consists of 65 hours of theoretical courses, practice and training programmes that are the object of separated modules. |
| | Part II : Biochemistry |
|
| This module consists of 65 hours of theoretical courses, among with 2 h of Biochemistry (Q1). |
| | Part III : Histology |
|
| This module consists of 65 hours of theoretical courses, practice and training programmes that are the object of separated modules. |
| | Part IV : General pathology |
|
| This module consists of 65 hours of theoretical courses, practice and training programmes that are the object of separated modules. |
| | Part V : Special pathology |
|
| This module consists of 65 hours of theoretical courses, practice and training programmes that are the object of separated modules. |
| | Part VI : Traumatology |
|
| This module consists of 65 hours of theoretical courses, practice and training programmes that are the object of separated modules. |
|
|
| Written notes : | Neuro-anatomy : Neuroanatomie, organisation anatomo-fonctionnelle du système nerveux: du symptôme neurologique à la localisation de la lésion. J. Schoenen. (Syllabus AREM)
General pathology, human biochemistry : course reading available from the lecturer.
Special pathology: Course syllabus available from Intercopy as far as the first part is concerned and on MyULg for recently updated material.
| | Part I : Neuroanatomy |
|
| Neuro-anatomy: "Neuroanatomie, organisation anatomo-fonctionnelle du système nerveux: du symptôme neurologique à la localisation de la lésion." J. Schoenen. (Syllabus AREM) |
| | Part II : Biochemistry |
|
| Human biochemistry: course reading available from the lecturer. |
| | Part IV : General pathology |
|
| General pathology : course reading available from the lecturer. |
| | Part V : Special pathology |
|
| Special pathology: Course syllabus available from Intercopy as far as the first part is concerned and on MyULg for recently updated material. |
| | Part VI : Traumatology |
|
| Powerpoint presentations available on MyULg. |
|
|
| Assessment : | A multidisciplinary written exam (Multiple choice and open, short response questions and a question dealing with Neuro-anatomy and Special Pathology subjects. This exam takes place at the end of the first quadrimester (January).
| | Part I : Neuroanatomy |
|
| A multidisciplinary written exam (Multiple choice and open, short response questions and a question dealing with Neuro-anatomy and Special Pathology subjects. This exam takes place at the end of the first quadrimester (January). |
| | Part II : Biochemistry |
|
| A multidisciplinary written exam (1 short response question for Biochemestry). This exam takes place at the end of the first quadrimester (January). |
| | Part III : Histology |
|
| A multidisciplinary written exam (Multiple choice and open, short response questions and a question dealing with Neuro-anatomy and Special Pathology subjects. This exam takes place at the end of the first quadrimester (January). |
| | Part IV : General pathology |
|
| A multidisciplinary written exam (Multiple choice and open, short response questions and a question dealing with Neuro-anatomy and Special Pathology subjects. This exam takes place at the end of the first quadrimester (January). |
| | Part V : Special pathology |
|
| A multidisciplinary written exam (Multiple choice and open, short response questions and a question dealing with Neuro-anatomy and Special Pathology subjects. This exam takes place at the end of the first quadrimester (January). |
| | Part VI : Traumatology |
|
| A multidisciplinary written exam (Multiple choice and open, short response questions and a question dealing with Neuro-anatomy and Special Pathology subjects. This exam takes place at the end of the first quadrimester (January). |
|
|
| Contacts : | Coordinator:
Jean SCHOENEN, Professeur ordinaire
Centre de Neuroscience CNCM
CHU Sart Tilman. Tower 4(+1) B36
B-4000 LIEGE
Tel. 04/366.51.90 Fax. 04/366.51.99 jschoenen@ulg.ac.be
Secretariat : Mademoiselle Jessica THYS
same address
Tel. 04/366.51.91 Fax. 04/366.51.99
jessica.thys@ulg.ac.be
| | Part I : Neuroanatomy |
|
| Jean SCHOENEN, Professeur ordinaire
Centre de Neuroscience CNCM
CHU Sart Tilman. Tower 4(+1) B36
B-4000 LIEGE
Tel. 04/366.51.90 Fax. 04/366.51.99 jschoenen@ulg.ac.be
Secretariat : Mademoiselle Jessica THYS
same address
Tel. 04/366.51.91 Fax. 04/366.51.99
jessica.thys@ulg.ac.be |
| | Part II : Biochemistry |
|
| Lecturer: B. ROGISTER - CHU Bât. B36 Biochimie et physiologie générales et biochimie humaine Tél. : 04/366.59.17 - 04/366.59.18 Email : Bernard.Rogister@ulg.ac.be |
| | Part III : Histology |
|
| Enseignant : M.P. DEFRESNE - CHU Bât. B23 Histologie - Cytologie (+3 - local L3/30C) - Tél. : 04/366.24.03 Email : MP.Defresne@ulg.ac.be |
| | Part IV : General pathology |
|
| Lecturer : Y. HENROTIN - CHU Bât. B23 Unité de recherche sur l'os et le cartillage (U.R.O.C.) Tél. : 04/366.25.16 - Email : yhenrotin@ulg.ac.be |
| | Part V : Special pathology |
|
| Marguerite FOIDART-DESSALLE, Professeur, CHU Sart Tilman, Service de Médecine de l'Appareil Locomoteur, niveau - 2, 4000 LIEGE.
Tél. : 0032 4 366 84 73 - 0032 4 366 78 02
Secrétariat : Annie DEPAIFVE - ISEPK - B21 - 4000 LIEGE - Tél. : 04/366.38.90 et Annette HANSSEN -ISEPK - B21 04/366.38.97 |
| | Part VI : Traumatology |
|
| Enseignant: CRIELAARD Jean-Michel - ISEPK, Bât. B.21 - C.H.U., Médecine physique + 3, bureau 151
(Tél.: 04/366.38.95, 04/366.38.91; Fax : 04/366.29.01 (ISEPK) ou 04/366.72.30 (CHU); E-mail: jmcrielaard@ulg.ac.be)
Secrétariat : A. DEPAIFVE (Tél. : 04/366.38.90) et D. BONTEN (Tél. : 04/366.38.97) |
|
|
|
| |
