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The Spinal Cord during the First and Early Second Trimesters is a detailed anatomical atlas focused on the early development of the human spinal cord from 4 mm to 108 mm crown-rump lengths. As Volume 14 of the respected Atlas of Human Central Nervous System Development series, this reference provides a precise visual and scientific guide to spinal cord development during the first and early second trimesters.
This volume presents highly detailed spinal cord sections with expert annotations, supported by 3-D reconstructions that demonstrate the development of germinal zones, early neurons, white matter formation, and cervical-level spinal cord organization. It is an excellent reference for students, researchers, neurologists, anatomists, embryologists, and medical educators studying early human CNS development.
This atlas gives readers a rare, focused look at how the human spinal cord forms during the earliest stages of development. The combination of anatomical sections, detailed labeling, and developmental reconstructions makes it a valuable resource for understanding normal spinal cord formation and early central nervous system organization.
It is especially useful for professionals and advanced learners who need a reliable visual reference in neuroanatomy, developmental anatomy, embryology, neurology, and medical education.
The Spinal Cord during the First and Early Second Trimesters 4- to 108-mm Crown-Rump Lengths: Atlas of Human Central Nervous System Development, Volume 14
$19.99