Clinical Embryology: Video-Integrated Learning Resource for Undergraduate Medical Students

Understanding human development is fundamental to medical education, yet many students find embryology difficult to visualize and integrate with clinical practice.This book addresses this challenge by combining clear explanatory text with carefully structured video lectures, allowing learners to follow the dynamic processes of human development from fertilization to organogenesis.Authored and narrated by Dr. Shrikant Akolekar, an experienced medical educator, this Book presents embryology in a logical, student-centered format designed specifically for undergraduate medical students. Each chapter integrates core developmental concepts with clinically relevant correlations, enabling learners to connect embryologic mechanisms with congenital anomalies encountered in medical practice.The book systematically progresses through the foundations of human development, including gametogenesis, fertilization, gastrulation, and neurulation, before examining the embryological origins of major organ systems. The final section addresses congenital anomalies and their genetic and environmental determinants, providing an essential clinical perspective.By integrating narrated lectures with structured textual explanations, this video-integrated book encourages active learning, conceptual clarity, and repeated review. Students can pause, revisit, and reinforce complex developmental sequences at their own pace, making embryology more intuitive and accessible.

Pagina's: 162, Hardcover, Notion Press