Start Date: - Anatomy : July 1st 2024 (1 PM START time) - July 11th, 2024
Last day for Anatomy lectures and lab is July 10th
The exam is scheduled for July 11th can be taken on-line till mid-August
Lecture Series Starts: Monday July 15th, 2024 - August 2nd, 2024
University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics
200 Hawkins Dr.
Iowa City, Iowa, USA
Otolaryngology Alumni Conference room
21271 PFP, 2nd floor Pomerantz Pavilion.
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Full Course (Anatomy and Lecture Series)
Lecture Series: July 18th - August 5th, 2022
Please bring the anatomy book(s) of your choice, suggested textbooks:
- Netter's Atlas of Human Anatomy
- Clinically Oriented Anatomy
All Basic Science lectures are held in the Alumni Conference room
21271 Pomerantz Family Pavilion
Otolaryngology Clinic
Elevator L, Level 2
Lecture Notes for Anatomy
For further questions, please contact at:
otocourses@uiowa.edu
The anatomy section begins on July 5th, 2023 at 1 PM in the Otolaryngology Alumni Conference room, 21271 PFP, 2nd floor Pomerantz Pavilion. Scrubs will be provided but it is recommended that you bring appropriate, closed shoes for the lab. You may also want to bring a sweater or sweatshirt for the lecture room and a long sleeve t-shirt for the lab if you are inclined to get chilled.
Two weeks of dedicated head and neck cadaver dissection presents a rare opportunity to refresh the finer points of the head and neck anatomy before plunging into clinical scenarios. The scope of this course makes it appealing not only to otolaryngology residents but also to physician assistants and registered nurse practitioners. Other specialties benefiting from the anatomy segment are oral surgery, endodontic, periodontic and dermatology.
Following the anatomy component the three week lecture series covers otolaryngology and related topics given by University of Iowa faculty. The breadth and depth of topics covered during the five weeks in Iowa is quite unique.