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workshop
buiding B
1st floor, room B210
during the entire event
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The Wealth of Cells Under the Microscope
Together, we will examine a variety of histological specimens under several microscopes, revealing their full richness.
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interactive lecture/workshop
building A, rooms A205 and A218
during the entire event
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How Many Languages Do You Know, or the Richness of Language
Interactive program on language skills in medicine from the perspective of doctors and patients
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experiments and guided demonstrations for children and adults
building C, 2nd floor, room C215
during the entire event
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Brains Are Worth More Than Gold: How Neuroscience Can Help Treat Epilepsy
Explore with us the boundless wealth of ways to study the brain and its cells and the secrets of their signals. Experience firsthand what the electrical activity of your brain looks like. Discover that it is precisely this electrical activity that is the real "treasure" that moves your muscles. The modern methods we will introduce to you are the key to uncovering and understanding diseases of the brain and muscles.
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commented demonstrations for children and adults
building C, 2nd floor, room C222
during the entire event
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Neuroimaging: a Priceless Insight
Join us on a journey into the world of imaging methods! We will show you how MRI allows us to look under the skin without a scalpel. Thanks to this, we are now able to detect diseases early, monitor their development, and choose more accurate and sensitive treatments. You can look forward to real-life stories, clear demonstrations, and tips on how imaging methods can help each and every one of us.
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stand
building C
2nd floor, next to the room 209
16:00–22:00
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The Wealth of Drug Forms
How do ointments and pastes differ from each other? Is every tablet the same? Participants will be able to examine individual dosage forms, learn about their advantages, disadvantages, and best uses.
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guided tour
building C
1st floor, autopsy rooms
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Anatomy up Close: Guided Tour of the Autopsy Rooms
The Second Faculty of Medicine has one of the most modern autopsy rooms in the Czech Republic. The tour includes autopsy rooms, a body preparation room, an operating room with a virtual autopsy table and ultrasound, facilities for teachers and students, and a technical room used to broadcast recordings of autopsy exercises.
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guided demonstration with the opportunity to try it out for yourself
building C
1st floor, autopsy rooms
during the entire event
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Surgical Suturing
Surgical suturing is a basic skill for every surgeon, and its correct execution is essential for uncomplicated tissue healing. Its regularity and elegance are a surgeon's calling card. How does the whole technique look in practice, what suturing options and tools are currently available, and how and for what purposes do we use them?
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guided demonstration
building C
1st floor, autopsy rooms
during the entire event
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The Body as a Treasure: Autopsy Without a Scalpel
A virtual autopsy table reveals the secrets of the human body and allows you to look inside a very convincing 3D model of a human being.
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guided demonstration
building C
1st floor, autopsy rooms
during the entire event
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A Peek Inside the Body: State-Of-The-Artmedical Imaging Technology in Practice
What lies hidden inside the human body? And what can we see on an ultrasound?
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guided demonstration with the opportunity to try it out for yourself
building C
1st floor, C113
during the entire event
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Can You Identify Different Types of Bones Blindfolded, Just by Touch?
Visitors will be blindfolded and will use their hands to guess what types of bones they have found in a prepared box (these are bones printed on a 3D printer).
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commented demonstration with the opportunity to try it yourself
building C
1st floor, autopsy rooms
during the entire event
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Organ Demonstration
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commented poster
building A, 2nd floor, room A206
during the entire event
17:00–17:15, 18:30–18:45, 20:00–20:15
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A "Rich" Diet
What does the term "rich diet" mean? Would you like to try out different types of diets on your own stomach? What about skipping meals altogether? Are you interested in how diet can affect cancer cells and what the latest research on cancer shows?
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Games, contests, and quizzes
building A, 3rd floor, room A305
16:00–21:00
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Escape Room: How to Avoid the Immune System?
Would you like to become a bacterium, virus, or even a cancer cell for a moment? Our escape game will make your wish come true! Use puzzles to defeat the immune system and learn about the strategies our microscopic enemies use to do so. The game is designed for children and adults and offers several levels of difficulty.
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simulation with the option to try it out for yourself
building B, 1st floor, the hall next to room B101
during the entire event
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VR Headset: Cold River
Come and try out how pain can be relieved using the Cold River app, which helps treat burns using VR glasses. www. vrburns.eu
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simulation with the option to try it out for yourself
building B, 1st floor, room 112
during the entire event
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CPR Simulation
Try saving a life first-hand! You will practice cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a mannequin and try using an automated external defibrillator. Learn how to respond correctly in an emergency situation – practically, clearly, and without stress. Come and try it out!
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