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PhD in Anatomy, Histology and Embryology Charles University Second Faculty of Medicine
Introduction
The Anatomy, Histology, and Embryology study program includes classical systematic macroanatomy, topographic anatomy, modern clinical anatomy, microscopic anatomy, histology (light microscopy and electron microscopy), immunohistochemistry, and cytology (morphology, biology, and pathology of the cell). Embryology is also included with special emphasis on the effect of environmental congenital developmental defects.
This study program is without specialization.
Admissions
Career Opportunities
Successful completion of postgraduate fellowship/study in Anatomy, Histology, and Embryology enables work in this field, and also enables participation in clinical practice, for example in the research of cardiovascular system, apparatus of locomotion, or peritoneal membrane. Structural and biochemical analysis of extremity bones will be used for example for evaluation of bone fractures (in cooperation with the Department of Orthopaedics and Traumatology, Faculty Hospital in Pilsen). Scientific experiences/erudition of postgraduate students will enable their successful involvement in research planning and also in international research projects (for example the study of histology changes in abdominal aorta aneurysm specimens). Among specific features of this study belongs macro- and microanatomy including new methods (stereology methods - quantitative histology; immunohistochemistry and others).