Medical Embryology - Difficult Concepts of Early Development Explained Simply

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• @HorrorBrot · 2018-08 · in “[Preclinical] Internal organ anatomy”

  For embryology ▶ this video explains the layers really good

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• @oneandonlymoore · 2017-06 · in “I've finished 3 years of preclinical (EU) without learning embryology. Any resource tips to get a basic understanding before clinical?”

  There is an "essentials" version Moore's before we are born that might be worth flicking through. It was our recommended reading here in Ireland. This was SUPER USEFUL when I was learning it ▶ link

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• @dystrophin · 2016-11 · in “Struggling with embryology. Any advice?”

  ▶ link This guy is great. He's a got a bunch of other videos on embryology (and other topics) too.

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• @slknights · 2016-05 · in “Which is your weakest topic from the material?”

  Sure! This is his video on the key concepts of Embryology (mainly the anatomy). ▶ link Check out his other videos under that channel. What I found is that after watching these videos I got a good general foundation to build upon.

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