Medical Videos ppt and Lecture Notes

02 May 2009

Microbiology and Infectious Diseases video presentations
from University of Wisconsin

Date		Presentation
03/06/2008		Rhinoviruses, the Old, the New and the UW J. Gern
04/17/2007		Bird Flu: A Virus of Our Own Hatching M. Greger View description Michael Greger, MD, Director of Public Health and Agriculture for the Humane Society of the US, speaks at the Health Sciences Learning Center on his national tour to discuss the theory that modern agricultural practices have played an influential role in the evolution of the H5N1 influenza strain. His theories are controversial because of his outspoken bias against industrialized agriculture and his employment by the nation's largest animal welfare agency; at the same time they are intriguing and well presented in his book on the topic. In addition he has been praised as an excellent and entertaining speaker.
02/08/2006		Tropical Disease: What you will see in Developing Countries R. Anstett View description

Physiology video presentations
from University of Wisconsin

Date		Presentation
07/15/2008		Physiology of Alcohol K. Strang
03/13/2008		Altitude Adaptation and Illness F. Luyet
02/14/2008		Energy Metabolism in the Failing Heart: Should We Intervene? J. Ralphe
01/03/2008		Inducible Intrapulmonary Arteriovenous Shunts: A Paradigm Changing View of the Pulmonary Circulation M. Eldridge
10/04/2007		Channel Surfing in Pediatrics C. Stafstrom View description Dr. Stafstrom will speak on: 1) Structure, function and genetics of ion channels 2) Disorders of ion channel function - "channelopathies" 3) Ion channels as therapeutic targets
06/21/2007		Arterial Stiffening and Cardiovascular Disease N. Sweitzer View description Nancy Sweitzer, MD, PhD, assistant professor in the Department of Cardiovascular Medicine at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, speaks on "Arterial Stiffening and Cardiovascular Disease" at the Health Sciences Learning Center on June 21, 2007.
05/17/2007		Location, Location, Location: Why Neighborhood Matters to an Ion Channel and for Arrhythmias T. Kamp View description Timothy J. Kamp, MD, PhD, an associate professor of medicine and the associate director of the Medical Scientist Training Program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison speaks on "Location, Location, Location: Why Neighborhood Matters to an Ion Channel and for Arrhythmias" at the Health Sciences Learning Center.
04/09/2007		Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about Sexual Health M. Wilhite View description

Anatomy video presentations
from University of Wisconsin

10/02/2008	Coming Soon	How Neurons Respond to Electricity and DBS Electronics & Anatomy
	Coming Soon	Regional Anatomy of the Subthalamic Nucleus, Globus Pallidus Interna and Ventolateral Thalamus
11/30/2007		Anatomy Dissection 01 - Superficial Thorax & Abdomen
		Anatomy Dissection 02 - Abdominal Wall, Back Muscles & Spinal Cord
		Anatomy Dissection 03 - Thorax
		Anatomy Dissection 04 - Posterior Thorax
		Anatomy Dissection 05 - Peritoneal Cavity
		Anatomy Dissection 07 - Posterior Abdominal Wall
		Anatomy Dissection 08 - Split Pelvis
		Anatomy Dissection 09 - Perineum
		Anatomy Dissection 10 - The Axilla
		Anatomy Dissection 11 - Shoulder and Arm
		Anatomy Dissection 12 - Forearm and Hand
		Superficial Face
		Infratemporal Fossa
		Superficial Neck
		Deep Neck
		Cranial Cavity
		Orbit
		Ear
		Mouth and Pharynx
		Nasal Cavity and Larynx
		Anatomy Dissection 24 - Upper Limb Joints
		Anatomy Dissection 06 - Blood Supply
		Hip and Thigh
		Leg and Foot
04/09/2007		Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about Sexual Health M. Wilhite View description