Explore the fascinating stages of human fetal development, shedding light on the wonders and mysteries of life before birth.

An intriguing archaeological find in northwest Argentina has captured global attention due to the peculiar shape of a child’s ...

1 Institute of Anatomy, University Medical Center of the Johannes Gutenberg University, Mainz, Germany 2 Focus Program Translational Neurosciences, University Medical Center of the Johannes Gutenberg ...

Fetal growth restriction is when a fetus doesn’t grow as well as it should. Fetal growth restriction is also known as intrauterine growth restriction. Babies with fetal growth restriction are below ...

The suit said that the remains of "half of a deceased pre-born human being" were found in her pelvis as well as pieces of fetal skull stuck to her intestine. Doctors also found that her uterus had ...

For an adequate basic ultrasonographic evaluation of the fetal brain morphology, it is necessary to perform scans in three axial planes of the skull-the transthalamic, transventricular, and ...

To summarize, the development of the human fetal IC during the second trimester can be described as occurring in two major stages. During the first stage, between 15 GW and 18 GW, the process of ...

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Chiari Malformation Diagnosis Chiari malformations of types II, III, and IV are usually first identified using fetal sonography during the second-trimester anatomy check.

As Fetal Medicine Foundation USA's new president, Eran Bornstein, MD, will work closely with obstetric providers across the country to replicate Northwell Lenox Hill's success with its robust first ...

There is no federal law against buying or selling human remains and only a patchwork of state laws that go largely unenforced. That’s allowed the trade in so-called “medical specimens” to ...