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Clinical Pathology of Inflammation and Immunopathology
Units:
Quarter: Wi
Location: Garren Auditorium
Time: Varies

An in-depth analysis of cell injury and inflammation from a clinical standpoint.

Section I: Cell injury and inflammation
Introduction
Cell injury, Cell Death, Adaptation
Introduction to inflammation
Cells involved in inflammation
Acute inflammation
Chronic inflammation
Laboratory I: Cell injury and Inflammation I
Pharmacology of inflammation
Wound Healing
Laboratory 2: Cell injury and inflammation II

Section II: Immunopathology
Introduction to immunopathology; The immune response
Histocompatability Locus Antigens (HLA)
Antigens and Antibodies
Complement and associated diseases
Immunodeficiency
Hypersensitivity lectures I through IV
Lymphoproliferative Disease
Pharmocology: Immunosuppression
Tumor Immunology
Case reports 1 and 2; diagnosis and treatment
Case reports 3 and 4; diagnosis and treatment

This lecture series is a subset of those contained in SOM208, the comprehensive human pathology lecture and laboratory series taken by all second year medical students. Attendance of an Advanced Clinical Elective is excellent preparation for subsequent attendance of one of the clinical conferences, although it is not required. See the Molecular Pathology Program Coordinator for times of lectures.

 

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