Anatomie, embryologie, anatomie comparée - Module 1

[EMBRYO] Introduction to human and dental general embryology, summary development of trunk content (general organogenesis). In-depth development of craniofacial elements and the nervous system (Cephalogenesis). Craniofacial teratology elements. Development & Comparative anatomy of the masticatory apparatus and teeth, skulls and jaws.

EMBRYO: 
-Learning major concepts related to human embryogenesis and its genetic control.
-Understanding of normal and abnormal development of the embryo and fetus with specificity for cranial and dental development as well as related abnormalities.
 

Required and Corequired knowledge and skills

EMBRYO:
Dent1 course: BIOLG1105
 

Required and corequired courses

Courses requiring this course

EMBRYO: Theory:
• Lectures: presentations illustrated with slides/images, drawings in the audience.
• A conference on teratology
• 2 hours of practice at the anatomy/embryology museum
 

Course notes

• Syllabus
• Université virtuelle

Contacts

Coordinatrice de l'UE : Laurence LADRIERE

[ANAT]

Titulaire du cours : Prof. Benoît Beyer

• Secrétariat Anatomie: Mme STOFFELS: marie.stoffels@ulb.be

[EMBRYO]
Titulaire du cours : Prof. L. LADRIERE
laurence.ladriere@ulb.be

Campus

Erasme

Method(s) of evaluation

• written examination
• Continuous assessment
• Other

written examination

• Open question with short answer
• Open question with developed answer
• Closed question with multiple choices (MCQ)

Continuous assessment

Other

EMBRYO: Written exam
-Formative evaluation during the quadrennium: UV quick quiz tests – bonus point on the certification assessment in January!
-Certification assessment: WRITTEN exam (open questions to be detailed and/or quick open questions and QCMs questions).
 

Mark calculation method (including weighting of intermediary marks)

Construction of the note (including the weighting of partial notes)
1. Single test with a single grade
o No partial exemption from activities within the same AA.
o A partial exemption is only possible for a full AA: either for the Anatomy AA or for the Embryology AA.
2. Calculating the grade
o AA Anatomy: 70% (Prof. Beyer)
o AA Embryology: 30% (Prof. Ladrière)
3. Restriction
o The weighted calculation (70% – 30%) is only performed if each AA obtains a minimum score of 8/20.
o If a score is lower than 8/20 in one of the AAs, this score will directly constitute the final EU grade.
 

Language(s) of evaluation

• french