Aortic Disease From Bench to Bedside
AORTIC DISEASE FROM BENCH TO BEDSIDE covers vascular biology applied to abdominal aortic aneurysm disease, including pathophysiology, animal models, and clinical applications.
Summary
What you’ll be able to do
Demonstrate mastery of the basics of vascular biology and how this relates to vascular disease
Practice techniques involved in studying various aspects of vascular biology
Describe the application of vascular biology technique to the study of vascular disease observed in the clinic
Demonstrate understanding of the pathophysiology involved in aneurysm development (patient factors and cell biology)
Describe how pathophysiology is studied in each of the following: animal models, cell culture, and aortic modeling
Identify the factors for aneurysm growth and rupture
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the class
The basics of vascular biology, as it applies to abdominal aortic aneurysm disease. Gain an understanding of pathophysiology of aneurysm disease, animal models of aortic aneurysm, and knowledge on experimental approaches to develop biomarkers and therapeutic strategies. Experience medical treatment of aneurysm disease in the clinic, and how risk factors identified from basic science techniques are applied at the bedside.
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Topics
- Pathophysiology of aneurysm disease
- Animal models of aortic aneurysm
- Biomarkers and therapeutic strategies
- Clinical medical treatment of aneurysm disease
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- Practicing techniques for studying vascular biology
- Developing biomarkers and therapeutic strategies via experimental approaches
- Applying vascular biology techniques to clinical vascular disease
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