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Netter's Atlas of Human Embryology PDF

318 Pages·2016·25.74 MB·English
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w w w . m e d i c a l m c q s d o w n l o a d . b l o g s p o t . c o m m AN OVERVIEW OF DEVELOPMwENnTlAoLa EVdE.NbTSl o, PgROsCpESoSEt .Sc, o ANmD cABqNsORdMoALITIES: TIMELINE m e d i c a l Prenatal Time Scale (Months) w . w w First 2 weeks Main Period This is a period of cell proliferation from the zygote to the morula, blastocyst, and formation of the Weeks 3 to 8 is the dynamic period of bilaminar embryonic disc. Birth defects gastrulation, folding of the embryo, and do not originate in this period because the formation of all the organ systems. body systems and structures have not Because this is the most active period yet developed. Teratogens usually of development and differentiation, the cause the loss of the entire conceptus. embryo in weeks 3 to 8 is most vulnerable to major birth defects. Fetal Period Months 3 to 9 (full term) are mainly characterized by the growth of all the major structures that have already appeared. Birth defects in this period are usually not as severe or obvious and include small size, mental retardation, and defects in the eyes, ears, teeth, and external genitalia. m The Firwst Wneleok a d . b l o g s p o t . c o m c q s d o m e d i c a l w . w w Early morula Four-cell stage (approx. 80 hr) (approx. 40 hr) Two-cell stage (approx. 30 hr) Endometrium----,\ Advanced morula (4 days) Ovary Blastocyst (approx. 5 days) Fertilization Early implantation (12to24 hr) Developing (approx. 6 1/2 days) follicles Mature follicle Inner cell mass Discharged (embryoblast) ovum m The Secownd nWleoeka d . b l o g s p o t . c o m c q s d o m e d i c a l w . w w =::·e~ ======~~;~~~~~ cavity --- Epiblast ----~ ¥---:::---- --Hypoblast - - -.....,.,t!, Heuser's membrane- - ---·Prim yolk sac --- Extraembryonic mEtsoder·m --~ Approximately 12th day Approximately 7 1/2 days plah<~~~~"""" Prechordal Yolk sac:...._ lntraembryonic mesoderm coelom -:----. Endometrium '--Exocelomic cyst Approximately 17th day Approximately 15th day m The Embryownicn Pl eorioadd . b l o g s p o t . c o m c q s Ddorosal Views m e d i c a l w . w w Cranial Somi tes appear Neural neuropore 20) Late closure Early closure of neural tube of neural <uuc ./ (day 22) (day I I 1.8mm 2.0- 2.1 mm Caudal neuropore Week 3 (late) Week 4 (early) m The Embryownicn Pl eoriaodd . b l o g s p o t . c o m c q sSdagiottal Views m e d i c a l w . w w Pharyngeal arches Maxillary prominence appear (day 26) of 1st pharyngeal arch Mandibular portion of 1st pharyngeal arch 1st pharyngeal arch 2nd pharyngeal arch pharyngeal arch / ~ 3rd pharyngeal arc~ pharyngeal arch ~ -4th pharyngeal P ": \ arch ..... '' Lens placode Heart L""'u buds appear /l (days 28-29) Umbilical cord I ..,. 5.0 nun 4.0mm Tail Week 4 (middle) Week 4 (late) m The Embryownicn Pl eoriaodd . b l o g s p o t . c o m c q s d o m e d i c a l w . w w 1st pharyngeal groove Developing eye / 'External ear 1 (optic cup) Digital rays develop\--.:::::... _ _. Elbow T ~13.4mm , 10.5mm Week 5 (late) Week 6 (early) External Eyelids ear Separated digits Webbed digits I • 30mm 20mm Umbilical hernia Week 7 Week 8 m The Fetawl Pnerilood a d . b l o g s p o t . c o m c q s d o m e d i c a l w . w w Intestines return to abdomen (week 10) N ote: CRL=5 crown to-rump length Sex distinguishable (week 12) Hair appears (week 20) Early fetal period (week 8-week 16 CRL 5.0-14 em) Eyes open (week '" ,.- Fingernails appear (week 24) ----....;:,;~ Toenails appear (week Firm grasp (week 36) --.__,..~- Fetus is thin with little body fat. Fetus Middle fetal period viable by week 22 (week 17-week 30 CRL 15-28 em) Testes in .._• . scrotum or inguinal canal (week 38) Rapid weight gain and fat deposition beginning in week 32 results in typical "plump" appearance of term fetus late fetal period (week 31 -week 38 CRL28-36 em) m His to logicawl Cnonlcoepatsd . b l o g s p o t . c o Blastomcystc wiqth esmdbryoo within the uterine mucosa m e d i c a l w . w w Loose connective tissue Simple tall columnar epithelium Simple cuboidal epithelium Primitive yolk sac Maternal blood vessels Simple squamous epithelium Approximately 7 1/2 days m Histologicawl Cnonlcoepatsd . b l o g s p o t . c o mLocoseq ansd ddenose connective tissue m e d i c a l w . w w Monocyte Mast cell Red blood cell Endothelial cell Pericyte - Eosinophil / l)l Plasma cell Longitudinal bundles of collagen and/or elastic fibers • Tendon sectioned longitudinally Transverse fibers of and transversely Fibroblast nuclei loose connective tissue

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Saunders, 2012. - 288 p.Here's a rich pictorial review of normal and abnormal human prenatal development. For each body system or region, you'll find a brief description of the developmental plan, with key concepts and terminology, followed by discussions of histological principles, the classificati
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