Langman's Medical Embryology

Langman\''s Medical Embryology covers embryology for medical, nursing, and health professions students with a strong clinical emphasis. The text is highly valued as a teaching and learning resource for its clinical correlation boxes, summaries, problems to solve, illustrations and clinical images, and clear, concise writing style—all of which make the subject matter accessible to students and relevant to instructors. Online material includes Simbryo—an animation program showing processes, organs, and systems developing in human embryos—as well as review questions and full text online. A separate Faculty Image Bank and PowerPoint presentations are also available. FEATURES*    NEW Additional clinical correlate cases that are important for illustrating normal development.*    EXPANDED Glossary of Key Terms.*    New chapter introduction figures to provide visual overview of each chapters.*    Recolorization/replacement and other modifications of selected line drawings -- for improved appearance and addition of 3D where appropriate.*    Subdivided chapter on skeletal development to more clearly separate limb development from the other sections and make limb development more inclusive in its own section.*    Updated and New Problems to Solve and revision questions.*    Updated systems chapters (e.g., heart and gut to incorporate new findings in developmental research).*    Clinical Correlates provide information about birth defects and other clinical entities directly related to embryologic concepts.*    Illustrated with a full-color art program along with supporting color clinical images and photographs.*    Includes general chapter on development, including coverage of molecular biology.*    Instructor Resources: Image Bank and pre-built PowerPoint slides, especially helpful to markets outside Medicine.*    Organized into two parts covering general development in sequence and system development.*    Provides end-of-chapter Summaries and Problems to Solve.*    Student Ancillaries: Online e-book, \''Simbryo\'' animations, questions & answers.Langman\''s Medical Embryology covers embryology for medical, nursing, and health professions students with a strong clinical emphasis. The text is highly valued as a teaching and learning resource for its clinical correlation boxes, summaries, problems to solve, illustrations and clinical images, and clear, concise writing style—all of which make the subject matter accessible to students and relevant to instructors. Online material includes Simbryo—an animation program showing processes, organs, and systems developing in human embryos—as well as review questions and full text online. A separate Faculty Image Bank and PowerPoint presentations are also available.FEATURES.NEW Additional clinical correlate cases that are important for illustrating normal development.EXPANDED Glossary of Key Terms.New chapter introduction figures to provide visual overview of each chapters.Recolorization/replacement and other modifications of selected line drawings -- for improved appearance and addition of 3D where appropriate.Subdivided chapter on skeletal development to more clearly separate limb development from the other sections and make limb development more inclusive in its own section.Updated and New Problems to Solve and revision questions.Updated systems chapters (e.g., heart and gut to incorporate new findings in developmental research).Clinical Correlates provide information about birth defects and other clinical entities directly related to embryologic concepts.Illustrated with a full-color art program along with supporting color clinical images and photographs.Includes general chapter on development, including coverage of molecular biology.Instructor Resources: Image Bank and pre-built PowerPoint slides, especially helpful to markets outside Medicine.Organized into two parts covering general development in sequence and system development.Provides end-of-chapter Summaries and Problems to Solve.Student Ancillaries: Online e-book, \''Simbryo\'' animations, questions & answers.