PATH 205.3
Survey of Pathology
1/2(3L)

General and special pathology for pharmacists and physical therapists.

PATH 301.6
General Pathology

Lectures, gross and microscopic demonstrations, and seminars for second year dental and medical students, dealing with the general pathological conditions common to all systems of the body. An introduction to systemic pathology is also included.

PATH 302.6
Systemic Pathology

Study of the pathogenetic mechanisms and pathology involved in clinical disease processes as applied to patient management.

GRADUATE COURSES

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Department of Pathology, College of Graduate Studies & Research

PATH 740.6
Chemical Pathology
1&2(2S-12P)
Prerequisite(s): Acceptance to graduate or resident program in pathology. Admission to course by permission of the department.

Practical, applied Chemical Pathology, intended for students in General Pathology programs, and is a prerequisite for PATH 841. Deals with the routine operation of a Clinical Chemistry laboratory. All the common Clinical Chemical procedures are examined with respect to laboratory techniques and clinical applications.

PATH 803.3
Neuropathology
1/2(2T)

Gross specimens and microscopial slides of neuropathological material will be studied and discussed.

PATH 811.6
Clinical Pathology (Haematology)
1&2(3T)

Covers the applied pathology of blood diseases with emphasis on more recent advances in this field. Course only given by special arrangement with the department.

PATH 841.6
Chemical Pathology
1,2&3(2S-12P)
Prerequisite(s): PATH 740. Permissin of the department is required for registration. With permission the student may register for PATH 740 and 841 concurrently.

Consists of theoretical chemical pathology and is intended for students specializing in chemical pathology. Deals with management and operation of a hospital chemical laboratory. All the modern analytical techniques are studied with emphasis on principles, quality control, instrumentation and clinical interpretation. Both classical techniques and recent advances are included. A 32-week schedule is provided each student who will be required to do three half-days per week in the laboratory. Details of reading requirements are also provided with the study schedule.

PATH 898.3
Special Topics

PATH 910.6
Pathology Seminar
1&2(S)

A monthly seminar of interesting pathological cases or presentations of scientific work of the department.

PATH 911.6
Pathology Conferences
1&2(3S)

A review and discussion of current cases with clinical, radiological, haematological, cytological and neuropathological correlation.