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James Pickering

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Topics Covered

  • The positions of organs within the abdomen
  • Common anatomical terminology relating to organs and their position relative to each other
  • The anterior abdominal wall: how ‘abs’ are considered in relation to health and beauty
  • The structure of the gastrointestinal tract
  • Common gastrointestinal problems and the work done to treat or cure them

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Easy intro to human abdomen

This beginning anatomy course covers the basics of the human abdomen and its organs, but it may be overly simplistic for some learners and does not go in-depth on digestion. A majority of learners may find this course to be helpful, but some have experienced issues with navigation and lack of interaction.
Videos explain concepts in an engaging and accessible manner.
"Interesting because the videos explain very well."
Course makes learning about abdominal anatomy approachable for those with little prior knowledge.
"I would recommend it for those that want an introduction to abdominal anatomy, but it will be too simple for those that are already knowledgeable in this topic."
Difficulties navigating pages and accessing course materials.
"Pages difficult to navigate. No clear buttons for submit, previous, next."
Course lacks in-depth coverage of digestion and interactivity with educators.
"Expected much more, learned nothing."
"There's no interaction with the educators that don't answer the forum questions or correct the students mistake."

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Focuses on the clinical radiology of the gastrointestinal tract and liver. It valuable resource for radiologists and gastroenterologists interested in diagnosing and treating diseases of the GIT.
Provides a clinical guide to the diagnosis and management of gastrointestinal and liver diseases. It valuable resource for gastroenterologists and hepatologists.
Only briefly addresses the gastrointestinal tract, specifically the gastrointestinal tract of newborns. It provides a good overview of the development and function of the GIT in newborns.
Addresses the mucosal immune system, a part of the immune system that is located in the gastrointestinal tract. It provides a comprehensive overview of the mucosal immune system, including its structure, function, and role in health and disease.
This textbook provides a practical guide to abdominal surgery, covering a wide range of topics.

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