Duration
Theory : 20h Th
Practical work for biomedicine : 6h Pr
Number of credits
Bachelor in biomedicine | 3 crédits |
Lecturer
Theory : Philippe Delvenne
Practical work for biomedicine : Philippe Delvenne
Coordinator
Language(s) of instruction
French language
Organisation and examination
Teaching in the second semester
Schedule
Units courses prerequisite and corequisite
Prerequisite or corequisite units are presented within each program
Learning unit contents
The consequences of aggressions (stress) on cells and tissues are studied: reversible injury, cell death by necrosis, apoptosis or autophagy, tissue necroses, adaptation processes at the cell or tissue level, cell or tissue overloading.
Next, the subsequent reactions are discussed: inflammation, immunity, repair, healing.
The hypersensitivy reactions contribute to cell and tissue damage; some particular cases such as tuberculosis, graft rejection, auto-immune diseases are reviewed.
Vascular diseases as well as pathological conditions leading to thrombosis and embolism are studied and their consequences, ie. infarcts, are described.
The study of benign and malignant tumors include morphological features and biological properties as well as an overview on their etiology and pathogenesis.
Theory
The consequences of aggressions (stress) on cells and tissues are studied: reversible injury, cell death by necrosis, apoptosis or autophagy, tissue necroses, adaptation processes at the cell or tissue level, cell or tissue overloading.
Next, the subsequent reactions are discussed: inflammation, immunity, repair, healing.
The hypersensitivy reactions contribute to cell and tissue damage; some particular cases such as tuberculosis, graft rejection, auto-immune diseases are reviewed.
Vascular diseases as well as pathological conditions leading to thrombosis and embolism are studied and their consequences, ie. infarcts, are described.
The study of benign and malignant tumors include morphological features and biological properties as well as an overview on their etiology and pathogenesis.
Practical work for biomedicine
The consequences of aggressions (stress) on cells and tissues are studied: reversible injury, cell death by necrosis, apoptosis or autophagy, tissue necroses, adaptation processes at the cell or tissue level, cell or tissue overloading.
Next, the subsequent reactions are discussed: inflammation, immunity, repair, healing.
The hypersensitivy reactions contribute to cell and tissue damage; some particular cases such as tuberculosis, graft rejection, auto-immune diseases are reviewed.
Vascular diseases as well as pathological conditions leading to thrombosis and embolism are studied and their consequences, ie. infarcts, are described.
The study of benign and malignant tumors include morphological features and biological properties as well as an overview on their etiology and pathogenesis.
Learning outcomes of the learning unit
Pathology is the study of diseases. The course of General Pathology aims at describing the lesions induced by aggressions and stress in cells and tissues as well as the reactions of the body. Besides, the course defines the aetiology and discusses the pathogenesis of the lesions.
General Pathology is complementary to Histology & Biochemical pathology and is the basis of comprehensive medicine; from aetiology to lesions through pathogenesis, this course introduces the study of the consequences of cell and tissue injury on the functions of the organs (physiopathology) and the expression of these consequences as diseases.
Theory
Pathology is the study of diseases. The course of General Pathology aims at describing the lesions induced by aggressions and stress in cells and tissues as well as the reactions of the body. Besides, the course defines the aetiology and discusses the pathogenesis of the lesions.
General Pathology is complementary to Histology & Biochemical pathology and is the basis of comprehensive medicine; from aetiology to lesions through pathogenesis, this course introduces the study of the consequences of cell and tissue injury on the functions of the organs (physiopathology) and the expression of these consequences as diseases.
Practical work for biomedicine
Pathology is the study of diseases. The course of General Pathology aims at describing the lesions induced by aggressions and stress in cells and tissues as well as the reactions of the body. Besides, the course defines the aetiology and discusses the pathogenesis of the lesions.
General Pathology is complementary to Histology & Biochemical pathology and is the basis of comprehensive medicine; from aetiology to lesions through pathogenesis, this course introduces the study of the consequences of cell and tissue injury on the functions of the organs (physiopathology) and the expression of these consequences as diseases.
Prerequisite knowledge and skills
A good knowledge of the courses of Q2 and Q3 (particularly histology) is a prerequisite.
Theory
A good knowledge of the courses of Q2 and Q3 (particularly histology) is a prerequisite.
Practical work for biomedicine
A good knowledge of the courses of Q2 and Q3 (particularly histology) is a prerequisite.
Planned learning activities and teaching methods
Three sessions of auto-evaluation (false or true questions) based on concrete cases.
Theory
Three sessions of auto-evaluation (false or true questions) based on clinical cases
Practical work for biomedicine
Three sessions of auto-evaluation (false or true questions) based on clinical cases.
Mode of delivery (face to face, distance learning, hybrid learning)
Blended learning
Additional information:
Ex cathedra or virtual (flipped classrooms) lectures given in quadrimester 4. Dr M. HERFS, J. SOMJA and P. HUBERT participate to some lessons.
Theory
Blended learning
Additional information:
Ex cathedra or virtual (flipped classrooms) lectures given in quadrimester 4. Dr M. HERFS, J. SOMJA and P. HUBERT participate to some lessons.
Practical work for biomedicine
Blended learning
Additional information:
Ex cathedra or virtual (flipped classrooms) lectures given in quadrimester 4. Dr M. HERFS, J. SOMJA and P. HUBERT participate to some lessons.
Recommended or required readings
Platform(s) used for course materials:
- eCampus
- MyULiège
Further information:
A syllabus and powerpoint presentations are available on MyULg. The syllabus is also available at AREM.
Reference textbook: « Basic Pathology» par Kumar, Cotran et Robbins (Saunders Ed.)
Other references:
« Pathologic basis of diseases» by Cotran, Kumar et Collins (Saunders Ed.)
-Site WEB including comments on histological sections of basic lesions: http://www.anapatho.ulg.ac.be/
The textbooks are available for consultation at the Life Sciences Library of the University Hospital of Liège.
Theory
Platform(s) used for course materials:
- eCampus
- MyULiège
Further information:
A syllabus and powerpoint presentations are available on MyULiege. The syllabus is also available at AREM.
Reference textbook: « Basic Pathology» par Kumar, Cotran et Robbins (Saunders Ed.)
Other references:
« Pathologic basis of diseases» by Cotran, Kumar et Collins (Saunders Ed.)
-Site WEB including comments on histological sections of basic lesions
The textbooks are available for consultation at the Life Sciences Library of the University Hospital of Liège.
Practical work for biomedicine
Platform(s) used for course materials:
- eCampus
- MyULiège
Further information:
A syllabus and powerpoint presentations are available on MyULiege. The syllabus is also available at AREM.
Reference textbook: « Basic Pathology» par Kumar, Cotran et Robbins (Saunders Ed.)
Other references:
« Pathologic basis of diseases» by Cotran, Kumar et Collins (Saunders Ed.)
-Site WEB including comments on histological sections of basic lesions: http://www.anapatho.ulg.ac.be/
The textbooks are available for consultation at the Life Sciences Library of the University Hospital of Liège.
Assessment methods and criteria
Exam(s) in session
Any session
- In-person
written exam ( multiple-choice questionnaire, open-ended questions )
Further information:
Written examinations for the theorical and practical parts (presential) (questions with True or False options, open question with short answers).
During the oral integrative examination, the students may be questioned on the general pathology course.
Theory
Exam(s) in session
Any session
- In-person
written exam ( multiple-choice questionnaire, open-ended questions )
Further information:
Written examinations for the theorical and practical parts (questions with True or False options, open question with short answers). During the oral integrative examination, the students may be questioned on the general pathology course.
Practical work for biomedicine
Exam(s) in session
Any session
- In-person
written exam ( multiple-choice questionnaire, open-ended questions )
Further information:
Written examinations for the theorical and practical parts (questions with True or False options, open question with short answers).
During the oral integrative examination, the students may be questioned on the general pathology course.
Work placement(s)
Organizational remarks
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Theory
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Practical work for biomedicine
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Contacts
Secretariat:
Melle M. BASIGLINI: relations with students for administrative problems.
Adress : Anatomie Pathologique, Tour de Pathologie (1er étage), Sart Tilman
Tel. : 04/323.11.67
E-mail: anacytopat@ulg.ac.be
Theory
Secretariat:
Melle M. BASIGLINI: relations with students for administrative problems.
Adress : Anatomie Pathologique, Tour de Pathologie (1er étage), Sart Tilman
Tel. : 04/323.11.67
E-mail: anacytopat@ulg.ac.be
Practical work for biomedicine
Secretariat:
Melle M. BASIGLINI: relations with students for administrative problems.
Adress : Anatomie Pathologique, Tour de Pathologie (1er étage), Sart Tilman
Tel. : 04/323.11.67
E-mail: anacytopat@ulg.ac.be