Human embryology
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Human embryology
Churchill Livingstone, 1993
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
"Human Embryology" introduces medical students and other health professionals to the basic concepts and principles which underlie the first eight weeks of human development. Each chapter includes full colour illustrations and revision-oriented summary boxes, as well as sections detailing clinical examples relevant to the chapter. These clinical sections should add relevance to the subject and help the reader retain facts.
Table of Contents
- The first week
- the second week
- the third week
- the fourth week
- development of the spinal cord and peripheral nervous system
- folding
- development of the heart
- development of the vasculature
- development of the gastrointestinal tract
- development of the urogenital system
- development of the limbs
- development of the head, neck and special senses
- development of the brain and cranial nerves
- development of the integument and derivatives
- foetal development and the foetus as a patient.
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