GUEST LECTURE on Thorax Anatomy and Respiratory Mechanics

Event Date: 09-03-2025

On 9/03/2025 , an online Guest lecture on " Thorax Anatomy and Respiratory Mechanics” was conducted under the guidance of Prof.(Dr.) Shagun Agarwal. The session was delivered by Ms. Seyda Karabag on the Zoom Platform. This lecture was organized to provide students and faculty with comprehensive knowledge about thorax anatomy and respiratory mechanics. She also emphasized the gender differences in the thorax anatomy highlighting awareness towards breast cancer and early detection. The event aimed to highlight the significance of thoracic anatomy and its relevance to physiotherapists.

Ms. Şeyda Karabağ, 

Ms. Şeyda Karabağ, M.Sc. in Anatomy, is a dedicated physiotherapist with extensive experience in the field. She earned her Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation from Ege University in İzmir, Turkey, between 2012 and 2016. She later pursued a Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Anatomy at the Faculty of Medicine at the same institution. Currently, she works as a senior physiotherapist, providing individual home health services in İzmir, Turkey. Over the years, she has gained valuable expertise in sports physiotherapy, emergency health services, and various physiotherapy rehabilitation centers across Turkey. Today, she will be sharing her insights on thoracic anatomy and respiratory mechanics, emphasizing their significance in physiotherapy practice

She began the session with a brief introduction about herself, followed by an overview of the anatomy of the bones of the thorax. She then explained the joints of the thoracic cage, highlighting their structure and function. Moving forward, she discussed the muscles of the thorax and their essential role in the process of breathing. She also pointed out the differences between the male and female thorax and provided a detailed explanation of the anatomy of the breast. Emphasizing the prevalence of breast cancer, she encouraged female students to learn about and practice self-examination techniques. Later, she elaborated on respiratory mechanics, including the pump handle and bucket handle movements, providing a clear understanding of how these mechanisms contribute to respiration. She concluded her lecture by discussing key aspects of applied anatomy. Throughout her session, she effectively used various self-explanatory images, 3D illustrations, and videos to enhance understanding of the topic.Participants gained a deeper understanding of how Physiotherapy can help manage Menstrual irregularities.

Attendees enthusiastically attended the session, learned about the anatomy of thorax, and understood the mechanics of respiration.

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