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by Keith L. Moore

ISBN 0721664512
ISBN13 978-0721664514
Author Keith L. Moore
Publisher Saunders (W.B.) Co Ltd; Rev Ed edition (February 1, 1977)
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Category Medicine
Subcategory Basic Sciences
Size ePub 1567 kb
Size Fb2 1973 kb
Rating: 4.2
Votes: 684

Keith L. Moore BA MSc PhD DSc FIAC FRSM FAAA

Keith L. Moore BA MSc PhD DSc FIAC FRSM FAAA. This book was required for my embryology class and after using it, I was a bit disappointed. There were many concepts which I thought could have been explained better. I don't think that thus book is designed for first time embryology exposure, it doesn't go in enough detail for the concepts to make sense as whole. The book does come with animations but, they don't have audio and they the texts go too fast.

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The Developing Human: Clinically Oriented Embryology. The developing human: clinically oriented embryology (10th e. Philadelphia: Saunders. Citation: The developing human : clinically oriented embryology 8th ed. Moore, Keith L; Persaud, T V N; Torchia, Mark G Philadelphia, PA : Saunders/Elsevier, c2008.

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Zero in on the most essential concepts in human embryology and development! . Concise and richly illustrated, this popular book delivers the embryology knowledge you need in a highly efficient, reader-friendly format.

Zero in on the most essential concepts in human embryology and development! Concise and richly illustrated, this popular book delivers the embryology knowledge you need in a highly efficient, reader-friendly format.

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Persaud, and Mark G. Torchia, allows you to efficiently and quickly assimilate the most important concepts related to this subject. Concise and richly illustrated, this popular book delivers the embryology knowledge you need in a highly efficient, reader-friendly manner. 18 integumentary system. 20 the cellular and molecular basis of development.

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Vutaur

For anyone that has taken an embriology class, you know how challenging it can be at times to conceptualize embrionic and fetal periods and learn all those atypical word that change from week to week. This book does a very poor job illustrating the changes taking place in the embryo and fetus. The illustrations are very poor quality and the organization of events from one week to another is very poor. It jumps front and back with events instead of keeping chronological order to make learning more logical, fun and easy. I bought the book as a required text for my Embyo class, but found myself continuosly going to the web to look for videos or other resources that could further expand my understanding of what's happening. Even more so during the emryonic period. U can pass a class with it, but it will be horrible :-D. I gave it 3 stars because at the end, it has the info there, just the delivery of the info could be vastly improved. Enjoy!

Fordregelv

UAMS listed Langman's Medical Embryology as our required embryo book. I hate Langman with a passion, as you can tell in my review of it. It is poorly written, contains less than useful 2-D figures making it difficult to visualize morphologic changes, and contains at least two errors in every single chapter (and I'm not talking about minutia; it's errors big enough that our lecturers have to mention them in class). So, I began searching for an alternate embryology book that covered the material in about the same depth as Langman. This is it. This book is concisely and CLEARLY written. It also contains more figures, and these figures have a 3-D feel to them that make embryology much more understandable. Also, it appears to have vastly fewer errors. If your medical school requires Langman, by all means get Langman. Many of my classmates find the book an enjoyable read, and this book isn't a Langman clone, so the information each book contains is slightly different. The author (Moore) is also the author of Clinically Oriented Anatomy (5th Edition), and he correlates embryologic structure to adult anatomy more than Langman, which I enjoy. But if you have Langman, hate it, and need a supplement, this delivers in spades.

Gio

This book had the BEST pictures. In fact, just this year our veterinary school switched the required text from Langman's Medical Embryology (a very human-centered book) to Before We Are Born.
I think the best way to learn about how the embryo develops is to actually see things happening...a professor can say "then the dermatomes extend out from the somites..." but it really doesn't mean much unless you can SEE it. Before We Are Born really does this well, taking a step-by-step approach to learning the processes of developmental biology. The illustrations are clear, and they try to make them as 3-D looking as possible.
If you're taking a developmental biology or embryology course, you NEED this book!

Melipra

Great pictures! Will use as a supplement in med school.

Burirus

good

Kalv

Incredibly dense and difficult to read. I'd say go with another embryology book unless you are absolutely required to get this one for your specific courses.

Yanthyr

This book was required reading while I was in school, but has been a huge help studying Embryology since then. I recommend this resource!

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