Abdulsalami Mohammed Obio
MBBS
HOD
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I feel greatly honored to welcome you to the Department of Anatomic Pathology at the University of Medical Sciences (UNIMED), Ondo City, Nigeria. It might be of interest you to learn that in this past year, our Faculty and staff are involved in the recruitment of top-notch renowned scholars. We have also developed strategic planning with a focus to build an academic department with global recognition.
The training in Anatomic Pathology involves recognition of structural alterations and the effects of these changes on cellular, tissue, organ and system function and ultimately, the impact of these changes on the patient as a whole. It is fundamental to the understanding of the disease and therefore, a foundation of sound clinical medicine and clinical practice.
During your postings in the Department, the Faculty and staff will purposefully co-ordinate and articulate your academic skills to enhance the acquisition of knowledge. Opportunities for learning go beyond didactic lectures and practical. The Histopathology e-library and exposure to cases at other branches of the hospital complexes will ensure the achievement of your educational goals.
Despite the overwhelming enthusiasm of our Faculty and staff to ensure you succeed in your academic pursuit, you must realize that you will play the most significant role in advancing your education and career; but we are here to assist you all the way.
We sincerely look forward to making progress towards fulfilling our mission of producing world-class medical doctors.
Sincerely,
Abdulsalami Mohammed Obio, MBBS, FWACP
Head of Department
OBJECTIVES
At the end of the course in anatomic pathology and forensic medicine, the student should have acquired the knowledge, skills and abilities that will enable him to:
1. Describe the gross structural and functional changes produced by disease in the human body.
2. Describe the microscopic changes in tissues and organs of the human body induced by disease in so far as these changes aid in explaining the disturbances of functions or die nature of the disease process.
3. Describe the aetiological factors of these pathological changes.
4. Obtain samples for histological, cytological, chemical, microbiological, haematological and other testes, identify abnormalities and derangements from the normal range and discuss their probable significance.
5. Perform the common diagnostic laboratory procedures performed in a side laboratory by a general medical practitioner working alone.
6. Perform autopsy on the human body, identify probable causes of death, and obtain material to be sent for further specialist tests.
7. Describe the morphological appearance (gross and microscopic), staining properties, metabolic activities, virulence, routes of entrance to the human body, mode of action, sensitivity and resistance of microorganism and parasites and adverse drug reaction causing diseases with special reference to disease.
ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES
Part II MBBS and Part II BDS
GENERAL PATHOLOGY
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S/N
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LECTURE TOPIC
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Duration(Hours)
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1.
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Introduction to Pathology: comparing the ancient, traditional and modern concept of microscopic and ultramicroscopic changes following cellular injury including necrosis. Reversibility and irreversibility of cellular changes.
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3
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2.
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Apoptosis and underlying mechanism
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1
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3.
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Mechanism underlying intracellular accumulation of substances and the consequence. Pigments and its importance. Abnormal calcifications.
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3
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4.
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Adaptation of cells to various insults Aging of cells and the underlying mechanism.
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1
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5.
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Acute inflammation; vascular changes, cellular events.
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2
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6.
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Role of chemical mediators in inflammation, cells of chronic inflammation.
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1
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7.
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Chronic inflammation, events cells of chronic inflammation.
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1
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8.
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Immunity and disorders; of the immune system, hypersensitivity reaction.
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5
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9.
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Transplant rejection, autoimmune reaction
Immunological deficiency syndromes (primary and acquired), amyloidosis,
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5
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10.
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Fluid and haemodynamics; oedema, Hyperaemia, congestion, haemorrhage
Embolism, shock, infarction
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6
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11.
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Genetic disorders; Mendelian disorders
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3
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12.
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Disorders with multifactorial inheritance
Cytogenetic disorders, molecular diagnosis
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3
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13
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Neoplasia, Characteristics of Benign and malignant neoplasms
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1
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14.
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Molecular basis of cancer, biology of tumour growth
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3
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15.
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Carcinogenic agents and their cellular interactions (chemical, radiation, viral and microbial agents), tumor immunity
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3
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16.
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Infectious diseases; transmission and dissemination of microbes
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3
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17.
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Infectious diseases peculiar to the tropics – including pathology of malaria,typhoid, cholera etc
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3
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18.
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Respiratory infections, GIT infections, sexually transmitted diseases
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4
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19.
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Environmental and nutritional diseases; Occupational and environmental exposures
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2
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20.
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Protein energy malnutrition, obesity and diseases
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1
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21.
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Vitamin deficiency and disease
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1
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22.
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Diseases of infancy and childhood; malformations, inborn errors of metabolism
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3
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23.
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Tumours peculiar to infancy
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2
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TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS
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60
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SYSTEMIC PATHOLOGY
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S/N
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LECTURE TOPIC
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DURATION(HOURS)
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1.
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The gastrointestinal system; congential anomalies of the oesophagus, tumours of the oesophagus, malabsorption syndrome, etc
Peptic ulcer disease, infectious disease of the GIT.
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6
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2.
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Disease of the large and small intestine
Diseases of the liver and biliary tract; hepatitis, jaundice and causes, Diseases of exocrine pancreas.
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6
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3.
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Cirrhosis, inborn errors of metabolism as it affect the liver
Hepatic biliary tract disease, tumours, Cholecystitis and cholelithiasis
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8
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4.
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Lympho reticular system
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6
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5.
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Vascular disorders, response of blood vessel to injury, atherosclerosis.
Hypertensive vascular disease, etc
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4
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Diseases of the Heart, congenital heart disease, heart failure, ischaemic heart disease. Disease of the endocardium.
Myocardial disease, diseases of the pericardium, etc
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6
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6.
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7.
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Diseases of the kidney; Pathophysiology of renal diseases, cystic diseases of the kidney, interstitial diseases of the kidney.
Glomerular diseases – glomerulonephritis
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10
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8.
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Acute renal failure, ATN
Chronic renal failure, Renal changes in hypertension
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8
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9.
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The Central nervous system and diseases – introduction, Reactions of the Nervous system to disease, Expanding lesions, hydrocephalus
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4
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10.
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The Central nervous system and diseases – head injury including fracture and brain and spinal cord damage, infections of the nervous system
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6
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11.
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Infectious disease of the nervous system
Tumours of the nervous system and diseases of the spinal cord
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8
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12.
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The endocrine system; pituitary gland and its disorders, adrenal gland and its disorders, MEN Syndrome.
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6
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13.
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The endocrine system; thyroid gland – simple goiter, hypothyroidism, Hashimoto thyroiditis and hyperthyroidism, Grave’s disease.
The endocrine system; diseases of endocrine pancreas; diabetes mellitus
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8
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14.
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Respiratory diseases; obstructive and restrictive pulmonary disease.
Interstitial pulmonary disease.
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6
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15.
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Infectious disease of the lungs and respiratory passages
Diseases of the pleura, tumours
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8
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16.
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The skin and diseases, Hereditary and congenital condition, virus diseases of the skin, inflammatory conditions of the skin
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4
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17.
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The skin and diseases – Vascular diseases of the skin, connective tissue diseases, granulomatous diseases
Tumours of the skin
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4
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18
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The female genital system including ovarian diseases
Diseases of the breast; infectious disease, tumours in Female & Male
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8
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19.
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The male genital system including the testes, tumours
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8
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TOTAL IN HOURS
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124
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FACULTY
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| NAME: |
Nweke Michael Chukwugoziem |
| QUALIFICATION: |
FMC Path,M.B.B.S |
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Lecturer 1 |
| E-MAIL: |
mnweke@unimed.edu.ng |
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| NAME: |
Iwaotan-akinwunmi Hannah Peace |
| QUALIFICATION: |
MLT Cert. |
| DESIGNATION: |
Medical Lab Technician |
| E-MAIL: |
aiwaotan@unimed.edu.ng |
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| NAME: |
Joel Omowumi Beatrice |
| QUALIFICATION: |
Cert. in GHE,B.MLS,Cert. in MLS |
| DESIGNATION: |
Technologist II |
| E-MAIL: |
jomowumi@unimed.edu.ng |
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| NAME: |
Ukah Cornelius Ozobia |
| QUALIFICATION: |
MBBS,FMCPath,Certificate of GCP/ICH-E6,PGD Cert. EGH(UK) |
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Professor |
| E-MAIL: |
cukah@unimed.edu.ng |
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| NAME: |
Igbe Alex Payim |
| QUALIFICATION: |
MBBS,FWACP |
| DESIGNATION: |
Associate Professor |
| E-MAIL: |
aigbe@unimed.edu.ng |
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| NAME: |
Bukola Ayodele |
| QUALIFICATION: |
MLT Cert. |
| DESIGNATION: |
Medical laboratory technician 1 |
| E-MAIL: |
bayodele@unimed.edu.ng |
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| NAME: |
Abdulsalami Mohammed Obio |
| QUALIFICATION: |
MBBS |
| DESIGNATION: |
Lecturer I |
| E-MAIL: |
mabdulsalami@unimed.edu.ng |
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| NAME: |
Arije Temitayo Peter |
| QUALIFICATION: |
B. Tech |
| DESIGNATION: |
Laboratory Assistant |
| E-MAIL: |
tarije@unimed.edu.ng |
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| NAME: |
Fatusin Titilope Oluwatosin |
| QUALIFICATION: |
B.Sc |
| DESIGNATION: |
Data Entry Clerk |
| E-MAIL: |
tfatusin@unimed.edu.ng |
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| NAME: |
Blessing Olowoparija Oluwatosin |
| QUALIFICATION: |
ND |
| DESIGNATION: |
LAB TECH |
| E-MAIL: |
oolowoparija@unimed.edu.ng |
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| NAME: |
Ayodeji Ekujumi Destiny |
| QUALIFICATION: |
SSCE |
| DESIGNATION: |
Mortuary Attendent |
| E-MAIL: |
ayekujumi@unimed.edu.ng |
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anapath@unimed.edu.ng
Anatomic Pathology Department
University of Medical Sciences
Laje road Ondo
Ondo State
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