Fetal Development - 18 Weeks

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Introduction

Images on this current page show thymus development histology occurring during the 18 week post-fertilization age or 20 week gestational age (GA) second trimester stage of development.


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Thymus Histology

Thymus Histology: Fetal Thymus overview | Fetal Thymus Medulla | Fetal Thymus Cortex | Adult Thymus | unlabeled fetal overview | unlabeled fetal medulla |unlabeled fetal thymic corpuscle |unlabeled fetal cortex | unlabeled adult overview | Category:Thymus | Immune System Development

The developing fetal thymus shown below is from a 20 week gestational age (GA), 18 week post-fertilization age, or second trimester stage of development.

Note, there is no specific event occurring in thymus growth during week 18, this happens to be the period available to show fatal histology.

References

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Articles

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Note: Week 18 post-fertilization age (used throughout this current website) is Week 20 gestational age (LMP). Searches for clinical Week 20 gestational age will match this post-fertilization age.

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Cite this page: Hill, M.A. (2024, April 19) Embryology Fetal Development - 18 Weeks. Retrieved from https://embryology.med.unsw.edu.au/embryology/index.php/Fetal_Development_-_18_Weeks

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