HUMAN EMBRIOLOGY
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knowledge of basic anatomy
see details of the integrated course of Histology
The teaching leads the student to mature the basic culture necessary to understand the development of the embryo.
These knowledge are fundamental prerequisites for understanding the contents of the subsequent teachings of Human Anatomy, Human Physiology, Human Pathology.
Gametogenesis.
Fertilization, segmentation, blastocysts and nesting.
Trophoblast, placenta structure. Embryonic annexes
Embrioblast: primitive leaflets.
Delimitation of the embryo.
Ectoderma and its derivatives.
Endoderm and its derivatives.
Mesoderm and its derivatives.
Head and neck development, pharyngeal arches.
Organogenesis: Development of the circulatory, respiratory, digestive, urinary, genital, locomotor systems
Gametogenesis.
Fertilization, segmentation, blastocysts and nesting.
Trophoblast, placenta structure. Embryonic annexes
Embrioblast: primitive leaflets.
Delimitation of the embryo.
Ectoderma and its derivatives.
Endoderm and its derivatives.
Mesoderm and its derivatives.
Head and neck development, pharyngeal arches.
Organogenesis: Development of the circulatory, respiratory, digestive, urinary, genital, locomotor systems
Ed Italiana. De Caro, Galli. Embriologia medica di Langman. Masson
- K.L. Moore. Lo sviluppo dell’uomo. Zanichelli
- De Felici. Embriologia umana. Piccin
- Rosati. Embriologia generale dell’uomo. Edi Ermes
- Barbieri, Carinci. Embriologia . Ed. Ambrosiana
The teaching takes place through lectures that provide for the use of PowerPoint presentations, images and schematic representations useful for understanding the topics covered
contact for appointments with the teacher
daniela.quacci@uninsubria.it