Normal Embryonic Morphology in Ultrasound

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Video ID:	V_0049
Subject:	Normal Embryonic Morphology in Ultrasound
Category:	Basic Embryology Ultrasound
Explanation:	3d ultrasound showing a gestation sac and an embryo at the transitional time from the first to the second trimester of gestational age. Note: 1- the relatively large head primordium compared to the trunk, 2- the upper and lower limb segmental morpholgic development, 3- the thread like umbilical cord and the disappearance of the normal physiologic hernia at this stage of pregnancy, and 4- the progressive trunk elongation.
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