Courses 2010

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Collagen - structure and function Released 10/02/10

This course will examine how collagen, one of the most commonly-occurring
proteins in the body, is synthesised. Collagen occurs in up to twenty different
forms, although Types 1 to 5 are seen most frequently, acting as the cellular
scaffolding for all body structures.

Verruca Pathology Released 26/03/10

This course aims to examine the pathological changes taking place
during the development of verrucae, looking at the specific changes
occurring at a cellular level. It will also look at the process of viral
replication, and the associated clinical presentation.

Neurological Anatomy of the Lower Limb Released 29/03/10

The anatomy of the neurological supply to the lower limb will be examined, beginning
at the level of the lumbar plexus, and covering motor, sensory, and autonomic supply.
This course aims to provide practitioners with an opportunity to revise their clinically-
related anatomy, and to provide a foundation for neurological assessment.

Osteology - formation and function of bone Released 03/06/10

Bone tissues forms most of our skeleton, and is the framework which supports and protects our internal organs, as well as allowing us to move. It is an ever-changing, dynamic tissues and this course will examine the process of bone formation, maintenance, and regeneration, as well as looking at the different types and functions of bony tissues.

Osteomyelitis Released 11/07/10

Osteomyelitis is an acute or chronic inflammatory process of the bone and its structures, secondary to infection with pyogenic organisms, usually Staphylococcus aureus. This course will look at the aetiology, pathology, and clinical presentation of this disorder, together with management strategies.

The Knee Joint Released 20/09/10

This course will take an in-depth look at the gross anatomy of the knee joint, examining the intra- and extra-articular structure in relation to their function.