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Embryology is a science of the origin and development of living organisms. The study of human embryology has theoretical (as a preclinical course during medical study), but also important clinical significance. Embryology is a fascinating field of science which can guide students of medicine or natural sciences in a miraculous way through the laws of human development from fertilization to birth. Owing to embryology, we get to know ourselves because we all went through this period of development (although we do not remember it). This issue will again capture our attention or has already done it in time when we are about to become parents or grandparents, and we will be interested in the development of our children or grandchildren. Regarding medical studies, embryology facilitates the study of anatomy as it can also explain the emergence of anatomical variations, anomalies. The knowledge of embryology is also beneficial for medical students in the preparation for the exam in Gynecology and Obstetrics (infertility disorders and assisted reproduction techniques, structure and function of the placenta, the factors affecting the development of the embryo), as well as in Pediatrics and Surgery (problems of congenital developmental defects and anatomical variations).

revista argentina de anatomía clínica

EMBRYOLOGY TEACHING: AN OFTEN-NEGLECTED PART OF THE MEDICAL CURRICULUM. Enseñanza de la Embriología: Una parte del Curriculum médico habitualmente relegada