Pathology and Forensic Medicine Department was
founded on 4 july, 1963 by the resolution of the Director of the Mongolian
State University as a branch of its Medical school.
Pathological Anatomy has been taught to students sinse
1944. From the time the department was found the students were taught
Pathology and Forensic Medicine by foreign specialists ( from the former
USSR ) and local teachers started teaching in 1959. At the same time
macro and micro preparations were made. A foundation of Pathohistologic
laboratory was laid in 1961-1962. This time period is a factual start
of using light microscopies and micropreparations for teaching purpose.
Branch of Forensic medicine
The class of forensic medicine had been started teaching
for the medical students from 1946. 1947 academic year. That time the
classes had been being tauch by the Russian teachers as V. A. Zabelin
and V. I. Jabin. The forensic professional expert V. N. Petrosyan worked
at the forensic medicine. At present time we are using the following
items for the student education: VCR, TV, slide project, photo albums,
video classes, macro and micro specimens.
A history of our department is closely connected with development of
Pathologic Anatomy and Forensic Medicine an Mongolia Institutions of
pathologic anatomy and forensic medical services was founded in fourth
decade of last century.
Professor D. Tsedev, Doctor of Medical Science, Ph.D., Dr. H. Lkhagvajav,
Ph.D., Dr. I. Sanjaadorj, Ph.D, and senior teacher L. Baasanjav were
the first ones who established educational, scientific and material
base of the Department. Prof. T.Tsedev had been at the head of Pathology
and Forensic Medicine Department for over 26 years.
First
Mongolian Pathologic and Forensic Medical scientists and lecturers
- D. Tsedev
( 1933 - 1997 ) Ph.D, Professor. He works at the department from 1957
to 1997 and he was during 26 years head of the department.
- D. Lhagvajav
( 1932 - 1991 ) Ph.D. Lecturer and teacher of Forensic Medicine. Head
of state Forensic Medical bureau during 1971 - 1983.
- I. Sanjaadorj
9 1934 - 1997 ) Ph.D, Dandassociate professor. Forensic Medical expert.
- B. Gombo
( 19 - 2001 ) Ph.D. Child pathologist.
- D. Sambuupurev
Ph.D, Professor. Oncopathologist.
- B. Natsagdorj
Ph.D, associate professor. Lecturer and teacher of pathology.
- L. Galtsog
Ph.D, Professor of MNMU. Head of Department of Pathology and Forensic
Medicine.
- Tamjidmaa
Ph.D, Associate professor. Forensic Medical expert, teacher she was
head of Forensic Medical bureau during 1987 - 1992 years.
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Teaching background of the main staff of the Department
is following:
1. Prof. L. Galtsog, Ph.D., ( 39 years
of teaching experience, since 1962 )
2. Ass. Prof. B. Natsagdorj, Ph.D. ( 15
years of teaching experience, since 1986 )
3. Assistant Prof. B. Tuul first category
pathologist. Working staff 20 years pathologist.
4. Ass. Prof. E. Bayarmaa. Working staff
11 years pathologist.
5. Ass. Prof. E. Ganbat. First category
Forensic Medical expert.
6. B. Undarmaa. Forensic Medical expert.
7. D. Chuluunbaatar. Pathologist.
There are 7 teachers, chief pathohistological laboratory and 1 cleaner
at the Department teaching standard is 18 credit hours for lectures,
83,4 credits for practice. Total 101,4 credits.
11 trainees are involved in post graduate training, completing the residency
training and fellowship.
The working process of our department during last decaded had constantly
appeared problems as poor supplement of necessary equipment for education
and research; all kind of reagents; educational and research microscopes;
pathohistological laboratory equipment.
Most of the above mentioned instruments nowadays are out of usage.
One the big insolved problem is that we have not modern audiovisual
instrument.
Through thirty years of work our department was equipped only with old
Russian equipment and instruments.
The office address of our Department is: Building of Centre of Pathology
and Forensic medicine, behind of state Central Clinical Hospital.
The pathological and forensic medical services
cover the whole range of pathological and forensic medical investigation
over the Ulaanbaatar sity.
Our department provided over 20 hospitals in Ulaanbaatar with autopsy
biopsy and cytology in vestigetions. About 1000 Forensic medical causes
has done yearly. In all of the hospitals and forensic medical institutions
we provide consultation services.
Pathology and Forensic Medical laboratory units wich our department
provide consultation services
- Central pathologic laboratory at state central university
hospital
- Pathologic laboratory at III clinical hospital
- Pathologic laboratory at the Meternal and child disease
research center
- Maternity homes in Ulaanbaatar
- Biological and DNA investigation Unit at the Forensic
medical center
- Case investigation laboratory Unit that the Forensic
medical Branch of the Ulaanbaatar
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I.INTRODUCTION
1.1. The name of the lesson: THE HUMAN PATHOLOGYCAL ANATOMY
1.2. Index
1.3. Credit: 4.9. lecture 64 hours, 3,2 credit, practice 68 hours,
1,7 credit.
The norm of the time : Student should study 3,9 hours in the week.
1.4. The condition of teaching and learning process.
- The students graduating from the II course of the Medical
University study Pathological anatomy.
- The book of pathological anatomy, text book, book and
test fund.
- The rooms lecture, 3rooms for seminar or practice.
- The research laboratory and museum of pathological
anatomy.
- Macropreparations and microslides.
- Model, diagram, scheme, slides and visual aids.
- Trained adres: 5teachers, more than 90% of all the
teachers should have M.P.
1.5 Brief definition of the lesson: Pathological anatomy
studies change of structure in patients body, tissue, cell and their
morphogenese clinical picture, complication recovering mechanism in
the process of pathology and some diseases.
1.6 The relationship of the pathological anatomy course:
- This course is connected with normal physiology histology,
biochemistry microbiology in horizontal integration.
- In vertical integration: pathological physiology, general
surgery, immunology, genetics, pharmacology, general internal disease,
general hygiene.
- Also our course is fundamental course of the surgery,
oncology, obstetric and gynecology, pediatrics, psychiatry.
1.7 Training level of the course: In the fundament of
state of Diplome training of qualified doctor’s to study in pathology
in the level of body, system, organs, tissue and cell.
II STANDART OF CONTENT
1.1 Compulsory learning knowledge
- General concept of pathology, method of studying pathology
- General classification of pathology
- Disturbed circulation of the blood
- Pathology of inflammation, immunity, compensation, recovery
- Pathology of oncology
- Pathology of organ and systems disease
1.2 Minimum of compulsory learning knowledge
- The definition and nomenclature of pathology
- The explanation according to the microchange of etiology, stages,
and pathogenesis
- To understand and to be able to explain changes of organs tissues
cells level according to pathogenes of concrete disease
- To recognize and sketch the changes on cells level, which are looked
through light microscope
1.3 The minimum of compulsory practical knowledge:
- In the macrolevel:
To be able to distinquish preparats from the departments collection
by size and shape, color and volume and to dignose pathologies
- In the microlevel:
To be able to distinquish the basic changes in preparats, wich were
watched during practice
III STANDART OF TEACHING METHODOLOGY
3.1 The lecture of pathological anatomy
- divided into 2 parts: General pathology and partial pathology
Pathological anatomy: by studying quality and material base of general
process of disease has a possibility definining etiology pathogenesis
and it is beginning pathogenic development and complication to conduct
lecture by it is theme and indeveloping students mind and themselves
and by using criptogramme which they study by themselves pictures slides
and visual aids. Lectures are taught by the teachers who have secentific
degree and title great skcill.
3.2 Practical lesson of pathological anatomy is conducted by using
micro and specimens these show the changes of disease. The base
of the these changes the students define pathological preparats on the
macro preparats among them pathology of that disease, external condition
of pathology, size, form, consistensy, cutting surface, wound, scarf,
haemorrhage, tumor, and so on. Distinquish preparat according to the
theme of practical lesson are looked through the microscope the students
master the ability of diagnosing micro slide on the base of the changes
of structure. In the practical lesson the students must recognize 4
-5 macro, microslides of the pathology by themselves.
3.3 Seminar lesson: as a result of conducting lessons by raising
question and connecting the changes with the classification,
stages and pathogenese in the different level of pathological anatomy,
clinical and morphological idea is origeneted.
3.4 Evaluation of students knowledge: It will be evaluated
by test, discussion and practical skills. Evaluation of recognizing,
explaining and diagnosing macro and micro preparats, to have a fund
of evaluating knowledge. They can catch up with by independent work
and by taking consultations.
3.5 To involing the other students to research work, elective
lessons study the then deeply.
3.6 The bases of evaluation are ratign score, activity
during the lessons and skills, in recognizing micro and macro preparats
and the middle mark of tests.
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