Normal Embryonic Morphology in Ultrasound

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Video ID:	V_0010
Subject:	Normal Embryonic Morphology in Ultrasound
Category:	Basic Embryology Ultrasound
Explanation:	3d obstetric ultrasound showing a gestation sac of an embryo of 9 weeks gestational age. The upper limb primordia are differentiated into forearm, arm and hand which are flexed and well applied to the front of the embryonic chest. The lower limb primordia are also shown with the same differentiation process to the thigh, leg and foot, which are flexed and abducted with the feet facing each other.
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