The lecture reports about the posterior mediastinum, a very important space in the thoracic cavity behind the pericardium. Posterior mediastinum contains a lot of structures (esophagus, thoracic aorta, ...) with their position and relationships. In addition, the lecture is focused to arterial blood supply, venous and lymphatic drainage and innervation of the heart, pericardium, lungs, pleura and esophagus.

The presentation offers students the most important information about cardiovascular and lymphatic system and brings basic information about main components of the skin and its functions. This knowledge should help students to be fairly oriented in more detailed structures of these systems.

The presentation is intended to be used as an introduction for studying anatomy of human body. It gives students basic information about anatomy planes and directions, about terms of comparison and movements. The most important information about bones, joints and muscles should help students to understand details of human anatomy systems during their later study.

Biochemistry has an irreplaceable role in study of medicine. The students should learn about biochemical reactions beyond all living processes including diseases. The knowledge will help them later to diagnose and treat many diseases correctly. Biochemistry is so fundamental for study of pathobiochemistry, physiology, pathophysiology, clinical biochemistry and other subjects of medicine.

Medical Chemistry contains selected parts from general, and physical chemistry, organic chemistry, static biochemistry, and methodically important – analytical chemistry. Understanding of the relationship between structure and function of chemical compounds leads to the better understanding of functions of living organism.

Dental materials are group of special materials used in dentistry to produce prostheses (include materials for prosthetic) and to treat dental caries (include materials of conservative dentistry).

It becomes increasingly important for medical professionals to have an understanding of informatics and its background. The information systems and information technologies are widely used in today’s health care systems, and therefore it is necessary to support education in this area for both medical students and for physicians who graduated before informatics was applied in the field of medicine. The aims of Informatics should be oriented on improving knowledge about computers’ terms, methods and tools. The student should acquire the knowledge that allows them to reach the appropriate computer skills. These have to be sufficient to use Informatics elements in processing of given tasks and/or scientific works in an effective way.
