Medicine: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 19:35, 31 May 2012

Introduction

All pre-2012 Medicine content (lectures and practicals) resides on the Medicine Archives page.

Textbooks

Embryology Textbooks - There are many different textbooks that have used in preparing UNSW Embryology and there are some excellent textbooks that cover medical embryology or more broadly developmental biology. I do not intend to endorse any specific textbook, the Embryology Textbooks page simply lists, and provides links too, those I have seen and/or used.

I am indebted in preparing this online resource to the many wonderful embryology textbooks that are available now as both hard copies and online. Students studying embryology should review those available in their library and select the one which most suits their study methods. On the first page of each notes section there is a list of specific chapters of embryology texts relevant to that section of notes. I have also prepared a short list of development related Journals and Historic Texts.

UNSW students have online access to two embryology textbooks that requires a Zpass log-in to access through the UNSW Library.

Medicine 2012

2012 Foundations

2012 SH Cycle A

2012 BGD Cycle A

--Mark Hill 13:08, 3 April 2012 (EST) Preliminary 2012 content links.

BGDA Lecture - Development of the Embryo/Fetus 1
BGDA Lecture - Development of the Embryo/Fetus 2
BGDA Practical - Fertilization to Implantation (practical 3)
BGDA Practical - Implantation to 8 Weeks (practical 7)
BGDA Practical - Fetal Development (practical 12)
BGDA Practical - Placenta and Fetal Membranes (practical 14)
2011 Tutorial

2012 BGD Cycle B

--Mark Hill 12:56, 3 April 2012 (EST) Preliminary 2012 content links.

2012 BGD Phase 2

Tutorial - Applied Embryology and Teratology

Medicine Archives 2009 - 2011

Older notes pages have been moved now to Medicine Archives.

Glossary Links

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Cite this page: Hill, M.A. (2024, April 23) Embryology Medicine. Retrieved from https://embryology.med.unsw.edu.au/embryology/index.php/Medicine

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-[[Embryology Textbooks]] - There are many different textbooks that have used in preparing UNSW Embryology and there are some excellent textbooks that cover medical embryology or more broadly developmental biology. I do not intend to endorse any specific textbook, the [[Embryology Textbooks|linked page]] simply lists, and provides links too, those I have seen and/or used.
+[[Embryology Textbooks]] - There are many different textbooks that have used in preparing UNSW Embryology and there are some excellent textbooks that cover medical embryology or more broadly developmental biology. I do not intend to endorse any specific textbook, the [[Embryology Textbooks]] page simply lists, and provides links too, those I have seen and/or used.
-I am indebted in preparing this online resource to the many wonderful embryology textbooks that are available now as both hard copies and online. Students studying embryology should review those available in their library and select the one which most suits their study methods.
+I am indebted in preparing this online resource to the many wonderful embryology textbooks that are available now as both hard copies and online. Students studying embryology should review those available in their library and select the one which most suits their study methods. On the first page of each notes section there is a list of specific chapters of embryology texts relevant to that section of notes. I have also prepared a short list of development related [[Journals]] and [[Site_Map#Historic_Texts|Historic Texts]].
-Please note that on the first page of each notes section there is a list of specific chapters of embryology texts relevant to that section of notes. I have also prepared a short list of development related [[Journals]] and [[Site_Map#Historic_Texts|Historic Texts]].
 UNSW students have online access to two embryology textbooks that requires a Zpass log-in to access through the UNSW Library.