Handouts for lectures are included in the appropriate module guide. Please bring the module guide to class since additional copies will not be available at the lectures.

Microscopic Anatomy handouts generally DO NOT include reproductions of the micrographs or diagrams shown in lecture. This is quite different from other courses you will be taking that do reproduce most of their visuals in their handouts. The reason for this difference is that those courses usually do not use a required textbook and hence they must provide all necessary information in the handout itself. Microscopic Anatomy does have a required text and atlas, and you will find the necessary graphics there.

Full handouts ARE NOT provided for the four Pathology Correlates lectures, which are presented by a guest lecturer, Dr. Cheryl Hanau, from the Department of Pathology. Listening to a lecture and learning how to take your own notes is an essential skill that you will need throughout your career as a physician.

The handouts and the lectures DO NOT contain all that you need to know about the lecture topic. The required text and atlas contain additional information. You are expected to read and learn this material, and it will be included on exams.