Human Brain during the Second Trimester 160- to 170-mm Crown-Rump Lengths

CONTENTS

PART I. INTRODUCTION --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1

Specimens and Organization --------------------------------------------------------------------------------1

Developmental Highlights -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------1

References ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1

PART II. 160 mm Crown-Rump Length, Y27-60, Sagitttal -------------------------------------------------------4

Low-Magnification Plates 1-6 A-B ----------------------------------------------------------------------6-17

Cerebral Cortex Plates 7-8--------------------------------------------------------------------------------18-19

Cerebellar Cortex Plates 9-10 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------20-21

PART III. 165 mm Crown-Rump Length, Y47-63, Frontal ------------------------------------------------------22

Low-Magnification Plates 13-22 A-B -----------------------------------------------------------------24-47

High-Magnification Plates 23-34------------------------------------------------------------------------48-71

Cerebral Cortex Plates 35-40----------------------------------------------------------------------------72-77

PART IV. 170 mm Crown-Rump Length, Y197-65, Horizontal -----------------------------------------------78

Low-Magnification Plates 41-48 A-B -----------------------------------------------------------------79-95

High-Magnification Plates 49-59 A-B-----------------------------------------------------------------96-117

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• Anatomia
• Neurociências
• Prontuários médicos, atlas de cores
• Biologia do desenvolvimento
• Biologia humana
• Neurologia e neurofisiologia clínica

neurodevelopmental processes;fetal brain histology;neuronal migration patterns;germinal matrix analysis;prenatal neurobiology;embryonic cerebral cortex;second trimester brain atlas research