Educational Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

• Understand detailed head and neck anatomy including muscles, nerves, and vessels
• Perform guided dissection of major organs
• Identify anatomical structures and spatial relationships
• Apply anatomical knowledge to clinical and surgical practice
• Strengthen confidence in anatomical identification

Program Structure

Duration: 3 Days
Dates: April 3rd, 4th, and 5th

Day 1 — Head & Neck Anatomy

Faculty: Dr. Shota Gogia

Activities include:

• Lecture on cranial and facial anatomy
• Study of facial musculature
• Major neurovascular structures
• Clinical anatomical applications

Guided cadaver exploration including:

• Skin and superficial fascia
• Muscles of facial expression
• Skull base structures
• Cranial nerves and branches

Day 2 — Organ Dissection

Participants will perform structured dissection of major organs including:

• Heart — chambers, valves, major vessels
• Lungs — lobes and bronchial tree
• Kidneys — cortex, medulla, renal vessels
• Spleen — hilum and internal structure
• Liver — lobes and biliary anatomy

Workshop stations include:

• Step-by-step dissection guidance
• Anatomical identification and labeling

Day 3 — Comparative Anatomy Session

Venue: Total Charm Anatomy Lab

Participants will examine two human head specimens:

• Specimen A — Complete head with intact facial structures
• Specimen B — Skull with soft tissues removed

This session allows participants to compare intact anatomy vs skeletal structure, improving spatial anatomical understanding.

For Queries & Enrollment Support

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Final Note

This program offers a rare opportunity to learn anatomy through structured cadaver training and expert guidance, bridging theoretical knowledge with real anatomical understanding.