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33 DAY HUMAN EMBRYO: Identify developing LIMBS, CARDIAC REGION, FOREBRAIN
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CROSS SECTION THROUGH DEVELOPING SPINAL CORD. Green stain identifies cell bodies and red stain
identifies developing neurons. Define the embryonic origin of each of the different types of cell bodies and
neurons.
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BRACHIAL PLEXUS (51/2 WEEKS): Identify the developing SPINAL NERVES, ANTERIOR LIMB, SURFACE
ECTODERM.
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SEVEN WEEK EMBRYO. Identify DEVELOPING HAND, AMNION, UMBILICAL CORD, PLACENTA UMBILICAL
VEIN
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EIGHT WEEK HUMAN HANDS
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POLYDACTYLY
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SYNDACTYLY
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MEROMELIA
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AMELIA
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NORMAL SKELETON AT WEEK 20
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OSTEOGENESIS IMPERFECTA: What is the basis for this abnormality?
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ACHONDROPLASIA: Describe the characteristic features and genetics of this abnormality.
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ACHONDROPLASIA (X-RAY OF FOREARM AND HAND): Why are there ossified bones in this individual?
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CONGENITAL DISLOCATION OF THE HIP: Discuss the importance of correctly diagnosing this condition.
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ERB'S PARALYSIS (RT SIDE): Discuss the etiology and most probable outcome of this lesion.
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HORNER'S SYNDROME: Discuss the etiology and most probable outcome of this lesion.
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ERB'S PARALYSIS WITH HORNER'S SYNDROME: Recovering.
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DUCHENNE' PSEUDOHYPERTROPHIC MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY.