This book provides a thorough understanding of human development from conception to birth, detailing the stages of embryogenesis and fetal growth. It covers genetic, molecular, and cellular mechanisms underlying normal and abnormal development. The text includes clinical correlations to congenital anomalies, prenatal diagnostics, and teratology. Emphasis is placed on integrating embryological knowledge with clinical practice to enhance the understanding of developmental biology and its implications.
Chapter 1 Introduction to Embryology
Chapter 2 Ovulation to Implantation
Chapter 3 Bilaminar and Trilaminar Germ Disc
Chapter 4 Gastrulation and Formation of the Germ Layers
Chapter 5 Development of the Nervous System
Chapter 6 Development of the Cardiovascular System
Chapter 7 Development of the Respiratory System
Chapter 8 Development of the Gastrointestinal System
Chapter 9 Development of the Urinary System
Chapter 10 Skeletal System
Chapter 11 Muscular System
Donikė Demelezi is a dedicated medical doctor with a diverse background in pathology, general practice, and research. Currently serving as a Resident of Pathology and Cytodiagnostics at the University Clinical Center of Kosovo in Pristina, she meticulously analyzes bodily fluids and tissue specimens, compiles pathology reports, and engages in research. Previously, Donikė honed her clinical skills as a General Practitioner, where she assessed and treated patients during COVID-19 pandemic. Donikė's academic journey includes earning her MD degree from the University "Hasan Prishtina", Faculty of Medicine in Pristina. She furthered her knowledge through research summer school at the University of Angers in France. Committed to continuous learning, Donikė actively participates in extracurricular activities. Alongside her professional endeavors, she dedicates her time to volunteering with organizations like the Red Cross of Kosovo. Donikė's passion for medicine, coupled with her diverse experiences, shapes her into a compassionate and skilled healthcare professional.
