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Cellular and molecular pathophysiology of the cardiovascular system.

ANNOUNCEMENT!


The “Division of Clinical Physiology” offered grades for students reaching levels high enough on the self control (16 March, 2011) on the elective course entitled “Cellular and molecular pathophysiology of the cardiovascular system”.
The list of the results can be downloaded by clicking here. Based on the overall results of the above self control the Division of Clinical Physiology decided to organize a second self control (23 March 18:00, Augusta Lecture Hall) with the aim to allow improvement of the grades for all students. Hence, the second self control can be attended by every student registered for this course.


2011-03-19
Dr. Zoltán Papp
head of the Divison of Clinical Physiology

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The aim of Clinical Physiology is to summarize the clinically relevant information of pathophysiology. Particular attention is paid to those molecular and cellular processes that bear practical relevance in modern medicine/pharmacology. Clinical Physiology contributes to the proper interpretation of the clinical subjects with providing background information on the pathogenetic, diagnostic and therapeutic aspects. Clinical Physiology concentrates primarily on the cardiovascular, respiratory and nervous systems. In addition, it also contributes with lectures to the topics of nutrition, general pathophysiology and inflammation.