Langman's Medical Embryology
Author:T.W. Sadler
Edition:14th Edition
Human development is traced from fertilization through fetal growth, emphasizing molecular signaling, tissue differentiation, and organ formation. It connects embryological processes to clinical outcomes, including congenital abnormalities, prenatal diagnosis, and the developmental origins of major body systems.
Chapters
- Chapter 1: Introduction to Molecular Regulation & Signaling→
- Chapter 2: Gametogenesis: Germ Cells to Male & Female Gametes→
- Chapter 3: First Week of Development: Ovulation to Implantation→
- Chapter 4: Second Week of Development: Bilaminar Germ Disc→
- Chapter 5: Third Week of Development: Trilaminar Germ Disc→
- Chapter 6: Third to Eighth Weeks: The Embryonic Period→
- Chapter 7: The Gut Tube & Body Cavities→
- Chapter 8: Third Month to Birth: Fetus & Placenta→
- Chapter 9: Birth Defects & Prenatal Diagnosis→
- Chapter 10: The Axial Skeleton→
- Chapter 11: Muscular System→
- Chapter 12: Limbs→
- Chapter 13: Cardiovascular System→
- Chapter 14: Respiratory System→
- Chapter 15: Digestive System→
- Chapter 16: Urogenital System→
- Chapter 17: Head & Neck→
- Chapter 18: Central Nervous System→
- Chapter 19: Ear→
- Chapter 20: Eye→
- Chapter 21: Integumentary System→
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