Join the QUB CardioSoc weekly teaching series and delve into thoracic anatomy! This is part two of two lectures that will cover the basics of thoracic anatomy with a clinical correlation to thoracic surgery. This session is aimed at preclinical students embarking on their cardiac studies, and clinical students seeking a refresher. Enhance your anatomical understanding and enrich your medical knowledge base in this peer-to-peer learning platform.

Summary

Join the QUB CardioSoc's weekly teaching series, Thoracic Anatomy #2. Targeted towards preclinical and clinical students, this session dwells deeper into thoracic anatomy, linking it with practical aspects of thoracic surgery. Join us for an enriching peer-to-peer knowledge sharing experience and bolster your medical expertise. This is a must-attend for students beginning their cardiac studies or those in need of a refresher.

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Learning objectives

To effectively understand and differentiate between the various components of the thoracic cavity, including the ribs, heart, lungs, and blood vessels.
To explore the physiological and pathological aspects of thoracic anatomy directly relating to thoracic surgery.
To recall and apply previous knowledge on thoracic anatomy to specific medical scenarios, real-life situations and theoretical problems.
Understand the relevance and application of thoracic anatomy knowledge in the clinical environment and various patient scenarios.
The aim is to enhance communication skills in the medical field by facilitating discussion and allowing presentation of thoracic surgical cases for peer-to-peer learning.

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