Langman's Medical Embryology [with Simbryo CD-ROM]

by Thomas W. Sadler

%F%irst published in 1963, this comprehensive text on embryology has long been respected for its scientific authority, pedagogy, and clinical relevance to medical education. Known for its outstanding illustrations and clear and concise writing, the text covers almost all aspects of embryology that would be of interest to medical students and their instructors. The Ninth Edition follows the organization of previous editions, first structured by chronology and then by system. New to this edition are 30 additional illustrations and clinical images, as well as a chapter on prenatal diagnosis and birth defects. Also included is Simbryo, an electronic supplement consisting of Flash animation showing the evolution of early embryonic development.

Genres: Medicine, Medical, Nonfiction, Textbooks, Science, Biology, School

534 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1963

About the author

Thomas William Sadler (April 17, 1831 – October 29, 1896) was a U.S. Representative from Alabama.

Born near Russellville, Alabama, Sadler moved with his parents to Jefferson County, Alabama, in 1833. He pursued an academic course. He moved to Autauga County, Alabama, in 1855 and engaged in mercantile pursuits. During the Civil War volunteered and served in the division of the Confederate States Army commanded by Gen. Joseph Wheeler. He engaged in agricultural pursuits. He studied law. He was admitted to the bar in 1867 and commenced practice in Prattville, Alabama. County superintendent of education 1875-1884.

Sadler was elected as a Democrat to the Forty-ninth Congress (March 4, 1885 – March 3, 1887). He was an unsuccessful candidate for renomination in 1886. He resumed the practice of law. He died in Prattville, Alabama, October 29, 1896. He was interred in Oak Hill Cemetery.

Reviews

[Alex Kørup]

What a terrible book. It is probably the worst piece of medical literature I own. It is not only badly written, but also without any effort to try and make the topics just the least interesting.

Don't ever buy this book! If you study medicine, you can surely find the information elsewhere cheaper and way, way better! I did.

I do still own this book though, with the sole purpose, that it contains a lot of terrifying pictures of disabled fetuses and severely mutated newborns that I can show any couple that still doesn't think it hurts to smoke and drink alcohol during pregnancy. :) An overreaction and oversimplification I know, but hey, it works... ;)

[Mahdie]

ین که برای بار اول میشه فهمید مجرای اشکی چرا گوشه ی بینی قرار داره ،چرا عصب واگ چپ شبکه ی قدامی مری رو تشکیل میده و واگ راست شبکه ی خلفی رو،این که ساختارهای جنسی هر دو جنس نر و ماده اول یه شکل بوده و با تاثیر یه ژن این همه تفاوت پیش اومده،این که شکاف های کام و لب شکری ها چجوری ایجاد شدند،این که واقعا میشه یه آدم یه چشم داشته باشه،میشه جنین با دوسر متولد بشه ،این که میشه متولد شد و حتی یه عضله تو شکم نداشت و کل روده و احشا رو بشه دید،یا تریزومی سیزده که به مراتب وحشتناک از تریزومی های دیگه است،سندروم مارفان،کلوبوم چشم،بسته نشدن فورامن اوول،سندرم زجر تنفسی ،آبی بودن صلبیه ی چشم که به خاطر اختلال تو ژن های سازنده ی کلاژنه، این که چرا بعضی ورزشکارا حین تمرین های سنگین خیلی غیر منتظره سکته میکنن یه اختلال با منشا جنینی توی سازماندهی میوزین هاست و خیلی خیلی اطلاعات کاربردی تر که میشه از این کتاب به دست آورد و انصافا اونایی که میگن جنین شناسی وحشتناک سخت و غیر قابل تحمله منطقی بهش نگاه نمیکنن.جزو کتاباییه که قطعا بعد علوم پایه هم نگهش میدارم

[Galib]

বইটা ভালো । তবে আরও ভালো হতো যদি ছবিগুলি .GIF ফর্মেটে হতো .... হা হা হা ।

[Amr Khaled]

Embryology is a really tough subject to tackle. This book not only succeeds in explaining embryology, but it also provides a very helpful insight about the genetic bases of embryology.
All in all, this book is great. I highly recommend it.

[amira ☆]

just looking at the cover makes me want to go back to the blastocyst stage and not implant so I have no memory of this monstrosity

[Fatemeh (Samin) Mehrasa]

نسبت به رفرنسی که از محتواش بدم میاد، نظری ندارم :|

[Shreya ♡]

:)

জীবন তছনছের জন্য এই একটা বই যথেষ্ট।
Moore ভালো। :")

[AmirHosein]

اونقدرام که فکر می کردم خر نبود
کتاب جالبی بود، شاید بخاطر اینکه این اواخر توی فامیل چندتا زایمان داشتیم و یک مورد نادر ژنتیکی هم داشتیم برایم جالب بود خواندن این کتاب.
البته خواندن اینجور کتاب ها به آنهایی که دل نازکی دارند توصیه نمی شود. از سر شب هر کس وارد اتاق من شد با حالت تهوع و حال زار بیرون رفت:))
مرسی توماس سادلر

[Peaches]

Not my favourite embryology book but I love the pictures.

[Rawia R]

I need an endocardial cushion, I say :/

[Héctor Esparza]

Muy buena trama, aunque el final estuvo un poco flojo y el antagonista dejó mucho que desear.

[Tooba]

i’d rather listen to ninja nerd for a full week than cram a page out of this

[Sarezh kamla]

This book for me from the top of those books that i liked from Curriculum ever that we taken :) and i am really enjoyed from time of studying and even during exam , there are some positive points i feel from this book -* simple explaining that help us as a beginner for embryology , -* so many scientific image really helpful despite those from clinical images that they are really incredible , -* although there is chapter special for defects ( chapter 8 ) but in any system or organ developing re remind any defects and causes relate to this organ .
totally it was so attractive book that change lots of habits and angle of view in our mind and make us more sensitive to the environmental condition for pregnant women and lots of new and helpful information
Me as a dentistry student we took from this book whole chapters of ( part one (11-111 p. ) and 2 chapters from second part ( head and neck- p. 257 & central nervous system - p. 285 ) but iam really urge to take whole chapters i am waiting for some one helping me from any possible time .
as my opinion it should't be just recommend for medical student it will be so help ful for any one how try to have healthy pregnant time and healthy baby :) :)

[Khanman]

Idk why i read this. But i kinda sorta did. Skimmed through mostly. Bad idea. One of the toughest and densest books ive ever read in my LIFE. Not necessary and will not recommended for new med students. Too dense, too much fluff and most of it is for gynecologists and their understanding.
For embryology, stick to class notes.

[ahmad afridi]

concise book and is enough for undergraduate. more emphasis is given on clinical aspects and molecular regulations(which I think is not required at undergraduate level ). the real problem is with its illustrations and without good illustrations the already confusing embryo becomes a headache and you start hating this interesting (which I discovered later) subject. from my personal experience I would recommend animations available on youtube and all this book would take your 2 or 3 days .

[Nina Jaquelle]

I read parts of it that I needed for my embryology exam. Among all the other books I had to choose from, this one was the most helpful and I will definitely use it again for the upcoming exam as it made studying much easier and more interesting with detailed pictures and clinical examples.

[P-the book nerd]

This book was a nightmare for me.... I read it my second year of med school, oh my god, it was torture! I hated embryology! The book was too hard for me at that level... I would not recommend this, I suggest something simpler, since Embryology itself is complicated like crazy!

[Einer]

Perfect to Read if you already read Moore it helps you remember and you can read it in 2 days or 1.

[Sara]

I don't know why, but I never could love embryology...

[Roma]

Aside from being student-friendly, this book made me love embryology.

[Samuel Inbaraja]

One of the best textbooks for embryology. Full of images and schematics to help understand embryonic growth from the single cell to birth.

[reizen]

OHHHHHH MYYY GOOODDDDD now this IS a fun read

[Matilda (booksinwildplaces)]

2.5 stars

This book was recommended for my first year of grad medicine. I found it really tricky to follow, especially since I have such a limited background in the subject matter. Some of the information was useful, but I understood so little and it was just too overwhelming to use.

Not sure if I'd recommend it to others - I'll have to revisit it once I've learned more of my course.

[Peter Rath]

Fejlődéstan. Tömör fejlődéstan.
Szép ábrák, néhol érdekesen magyarázta az egyes embriológiai vonatkozásokat, de egyszerűen túl mélyen tárgyalta a dolgokat személyes és orvosi egyetem standardokhoz mérve is. De tagadhatatlanul hihetetlen mennyiségű tudás van benne. Ha utálod magad, de lenyűgöz, hogy hogyan alakultál ki és mi-minek a maradványa a testedben, akkor sem ezt olvasnám.

[Ariadna Conde]

No me gustó embrio pero si pasé los exámenes, si explica las cosas bien el libro solo que falta que haya no se como un glosario de palabras que se usan frecuentemente en el porque si me quedo como q q pedo? a media lectura.

[Sizzoling Ishoo]

I can't open the book

[Laiba Ghouri]

Rated it 4 stars only b/c this alone isn't sufficient for conceptual learning.

[Elena]

Utilissimo, approfondito, con molte immagini. Lo userò per le mie lezioni. Io però ho letto la versione in italiano.

[francis]

spoiler alert : it sucks ass
Literally!!! U forget everything after 10 mins of learning it

[adrienne]

this book is so poorly written, it probably took me more time to research each individual section than it did to actually write it