virtual microscopy of the digestive system
digestive tract
If there are any questions, please send us an email!
stomach, intestines, liver, pancreas
BGZ 2.024
teachers:
Thijs Compeer UNS50, room 2.136 tel. 3881056
Muriel Filliers UNS50, room 2.136 tel. 3881056
Andreas Herrler UNS50, room 2.118 tel. 3881064
Jill Hikspoors UNS50, room 2.126 tel. 3881063
Eleonore Köhler UNS50, room 2.132 tel. 3881191
Pieter van Noten UNS50, room 2.114 tel. 3881062
Ulrike von Rango UNS50, room 2.114 tel. 3881062
Thomas Verlinden UNS50, room 2.114 tel. 3881062
name: Department Anatomy / Embryology
Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences
date: Maastricht University
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work open File > Open > File and copy to file name: \\fhmloisrv1501\anatomie$\Olyvia images. Select the folder
asked for. Select “Synchronize” from the taskbar. Split then the images into 2 panels with . Drag the HE
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• Paste the screen dump in the presentation. Set the PPT presentation at 80% when the image appears too large.
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• When the taskbar “Picture tools” is not open, click on any picture.
• Select the image to be reduced, click the crop symbol and select the area of relevance.
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, key words - 1
information
general plan of the gut wall
Nomina Latina Nederlands English Deutsch
1. tunica mucosa slijmvlies mucosa, mucous membrane Schleimhaut
2. lamina epithelialis epitheel epithelial layer Epithel
3. lamina propria lamina propria lamina propria Propria
4. lamina muscularis mucosae muscularis mucosae lamina muscularis of mucosa Muscularis mucosae
5. nodus lymphoideus lymfeknoop lymph nodule Lymphknoten
6. endocrinocytus entero-endocriene cel enteroendocrine cell enteroendokrine Zelle
7. paracrinocytus paracriene cel paracrine cell parakrine Zelle
8. tela submocusa submucosa submucosa Submukosa
9. plexus nervosus submucosus plexus van Meissner submucosal nerve plexus Meissner-Plexus
10. tunica muscularis spierlaag muscular layer Muskelschicht
11. stratum circulare circulaire laag circular layer Ringmuskulatur
12. stratum longitudinale longitudinale laag longitudinal layer Längsmuskulatur
13. plexus nervosus myentericus plexus van Auerbach myenteric nerve plexus Auerbach-Plexus
14. tunica serosa serosa serosa, serous coat Serosa
15. mesothelium mesotheel mesothelium Mesothel
16. tunica adventitia adventitia adventitia Adventitia
when no tunica serosa (14) is present, the
tunica adventitia (16) is the alternative.
These key words are mainly based on The student is expected to understand
Junqueira, Functionele histologie, 8e druk, on both the Latin and English names,
Junqueira Basic Histology, 10e ed. and on the except for the not commonly used grey
Terminologica Histologica, 2006. terms.
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digestive tract
If there are any questions, please send us an email!
stomach, intestines, liver, pancreas
BGZ 2.024
teachers:
Thijs Compeer UNS50, room 2.136 tel. 3881056
Muriel Filliers UNS50, room 2.136 tel. 3881056
Andreas Herrler UNS50, room 2.118 tel. 3881064
Jill Hikspoors UNS50, room 2.126 tel. 3881063
Eleonore Köhler UNS50, room 2.132 tel. 3881191
Pieter van Noten UNS50, room 2.114 tel. 3881062
Ulrike von Rango UNS50, room 2.114 tel. 3881062
Thomas Verlinden UNS50, room 2.114 tel. 3881062
name: Department Anatomy / Embryology
Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences
date: Maastricht University
1
version 2.8 (2.22)
, Instruction (working from home)
Working with this powerpoint
• Download this PPT and save it on your disk. Open this PPT in the normal display (EDIT) mode.
• In the text are underlined links, which connect to a site and grab an image. Activate a link via R-mouse > “Open
Hyperlink”. When more links are present choose the first one as default. In case this site does not work, alternative
image sites are given in orange blocks. Those images are to be opened in the same way.
Olyvia viewer
• Some images can be viewed simultaneously. To do so you need the Olyvia viewer. Log in to student desktop/VMware
Horizon. Open Olyvia viewer via (screen bottom left)
• Click on “view” top left. Then click File > Open > File. Select the right folder and open all .vsi files. If this does not
work open File > Open > File and copy to file name: \\fhmloisrv1501\anatomie$\Olyvia images. Select the folder
asked for. Select “Synchronize” from the taskbar. Split then the images into 2 panels with . Drag the HE
image into the left panel, the others in the right.
To copy an image into PPT in the PC room:
• When part of an image has to be copied, open the snipping tool and click on .
• The selection is stored on the clipboard and can be pasted into the PPT presentation directly.
To copy an image into PPT at another location:
• Place the object to be copied in the center of the screen. Press “Print Screen”; the complete screen image is
dumped onto the clipboard.
• Paste the screen dump in the presentation. Set the PPT presentation at 80% when the image appears too large.
• Crop the part of interest (see below).
To reduce an image:
• When the taskbar “Picture tools” is not open, click on any picture.
• Select the image to be reduced, click the crop symbol and select the area of relevance.
The edited PPT becomes too large; once you are finished reduce its size as follows:
• Click onto a random image in the PPT.
• Click on “Compress Figures” symbol in the “Picture tools” bar, and check:
• Deleat cropped areas of picture.
• E-mail (96 ppi).
• Save the document.
, information
✓ Read and fill the PowerPoint by yourself
✓ You can do this together with a friend
✓ Try to understand the general topic and
make connections to what else is taught
in the block
✓ Make notes over topics you do not
understand to be asked during the
feedback session
✓ During the feedback session present those
slides you are most unsure about –
afterwards you hopefully got it
Databases
Access Medicine
, key words - 1
information
general plan of the gut wall
Nomina Latina Nederlands English Deutsch
1. tunica mucosa slijmvlies mucosa, mucous membrane Schleimhaut
2. lamina epithelialis epitheel epithelial layer Epithel
3. lamina propria lamina propria lamina propria Propria
4. lamina muscularis mucosae muscularis mucosae lamina muscularis of mucosa Muscularis mucosae
5. nodus lymphoideus lymfeknoop lymph nodule Lymphknoten
6. endocrinocytus entero-endocriene cel enteroendocrine cell enteroendokrine Zelle
7. paracrinocytus paracriene cel paracrine cell parakrine Zelle
8. tela submocusa submucosa submucosa Submukosa
9. plexus nervosus submucosus plexus van Meissner submucosal nerve plexus Meissner-Plexus
10. tunica muscularis spierlaag muscular layer Muskelschicht
11. stratum circulare circulaire laag circular layer Ringmuskulatur
12. stratum longitudinale longitudinale laag longitudinal layer Längsmuskulatur
13. plexus nervosus myentericus plexus van Auerbach myenteric nerve plexus Auerbach-Plexus
14. tunica serosa serosa serosa, serous coat Serosa
15. mesothelium mesotheel mesothelium Mesothel
16. tunica adventitia adventitia adventitia Adventitia
when no tunica serosa (14) is present, the
tunica adventitia (16) is the alternative.
These key words are mainly based on The student is expected to understand
Junqueira, Functionele histologie, 8e druk, on both the Latin and English names,
Junqueira Basic Histology, 10e ed. and on the except for the not commonly used grey
Terminologica Histologica, 2006. terms.
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