Seminar schedule: Thorax (third seminar)
Group 1
Date: Monday, June 19, 2023
Time: 08.00 – 09.30
Location: “Plava Sala” Faculty of Medicine
| Group 1 Student | Seminar theme: Thorax |
| Gökalp Sencer Çetinsoy | Lymphatic drainage of breasts and its significance in breast cancers |
| Ibrahim Enes Ekinci | Diaphragm (anatomy and its role in respiration) |
| Erika Zehra Mansuroğlu | Ribs and costovertebral joints (morphology and function) |
| Birgül Rüveyda Sivri | Esophagus (morphology and function; clinical features of Barrett’ s esophagus and esophageal varices) |
Group 2
Date: Monday, June 19, 2023
Time: 09.30 – 11.00
Location: “Plava Sala” Faculty of Medicine
| Group 2 Student | Seminar theme: Thorax |
| Joel Johson | Lymphatic drainage of breasts and its significance in breast cancers |
| Muntassar Ismail Shaikh | Diaphragm (anatomy and its role in respiration) |
| Kanimozhi Govindaraju | Ribs and costovertebral joints (morphology and function) |
| Dhivyadharashini Ramu | Esophagus (morphology and function; clinical features of Barrett’ s esophagus and esophageal varices) |
| Madhan Veerapandian | Pleura (anatomy and function); features of pneumothorax |
| Gilmer Roshan Ramesh | Bronchial tree (definition, anatomical characteristics and function) |
| Jeevitha Senthil Murugan | Cardiac valves (anatomy and function; heart valve disease) |
Group 3
Date: Monday, June 19, 2023
Time: 11.00 – 12.30
Location: “Plava Sala” Faculty of Medicine
| Group 3 Student | Seminar theme: Thorax |
| Pavithra Javalagiri | Lymphatic drainage of breasts and its significance in breast cancers |
| Jayakrishna Chowdari Kakarla | Diaphragm (anatomy and its role in respiration) |
| Abirami Ulaganathan | Ribs and costovertebral joints (morphology and function) |
| Sasidharan Panjatcharam | Esophagus (morphology and function; clinical features of Barrett’ s esophagus and esophageal varices) |
| Ankit Rao Pathan | Pleura (anatomy and function); features of pneumothorax |
| Kumar Sparsh Raj | Bronchial tree (definition, anatomical characteristics and function) |
| Marlon Samuel Selvaraj | Cardiac valves (anatomy and function; heart valve disease) |
| Muhammed Unaiskhan Muhammed Nazeer | Conduction system of heart (anatomical structures and disorders) |
Note: Students who have not been assigned a seminar are also required to attend classes in the group specified time.
To student it is assigned the specific anatomical topic which the student will present orally. Presentation should be made by Microsoft Power Point software. Oral presentation should last between 10 and 15 minutes. Presentations should be minimum 10 slides long. Use easy-to-read fonts such as Times New Roman or Arial. Keep text to a minimum 6-8 lines per slide or the presented picture explain orally. For better projection visualization keep font size 22 or bigger. Leave out the sound effects and background music. Proofread it.
Consultations via email: zlatan.stojanovic@med.unibl.org