Module One Flashcards

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Late 3rd Week

Cut edge of amniotic membrane

Arrow points to primitive node at junction of primitive streak and posterior end of neural groove.

Neural groove bounded by neural plate which will form neural folds.

Mesoderm forms by ectodermal–>mesenchymal transition in primitive groove.

Primitive pit anterior to primitive node–>notochordal process

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Late 3rd Week

Widened neural folds of head plate flare and form a shelf

X=Prochordal plate

BP=brain plate unsegmented

Fb=forebrain

Primitive pit is visible

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Early 4th Week

Rapid anterior growth leads to small primitive streak (arrow)

NT=neural folds which have elevated and begin to approach over NG (neural groove)

Somites can be distinguished by looking for horizontal separating grooves. Fusion of neural folds begins here.

PN=posterior neuropore which will be the last place fusion occurs. Most common site for spina bifida.

M=midbrain

H=hindbrain

Bulging areas next to hindbrain are developing cardiac process and 1st mandibular branchial arches

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Early 4th week

Triangle at junction of forebrain and midbrain

Hindbrain marked by square

Forebrain extends over prochordal plate and what will become the stomodeum (arrow)

1st branchial arch (circle) begins to form below midbrain near origin of CN V

Pericardial cavity and embryonic heart visible beneath arch

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Early 4th Week

Cervical fold has taken place

FB=forebrain

MB=midbrain

HB=hindbrain

Stomodeum and foregut have come into more adult anatomical relationship

Buccopharyngeal membrane shown by arrow separating stomodeum from foregut

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Early-Mid 4th Week

Anterior folding has begun

Within cardiac bulge heart has begun to beat

Neural folds of forebrain (telencephalon and diencephalon) and of membrane have started to fuse

Hindbrain folds still wide apart

After fusion in anterior, single broad and smooth surface called frontonasal proces FNP

Mandibular process of first arch is now visible and lies between FNP and cardiac bulge

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Early to mid 4th week

Dorsal aspect

MB and HB neural folds still widely separated

Neuroectoderm medially and integumental ectoderm laterally

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Mid 4th Week

Fusion of brain plate nearly complete

1st branchial arch has enlarged and extends forward beneath FNP

Slit like invagination is stomodeum (primitive oral cavity)

Heart has been removed but cut edge of pericardium obscures opening of stomodeum in center

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Mid to Late 4th Week

Midline fusion completed and FNP smooth

Stomodeum deep cavity bordered by FNP and mandibular processes (Mnd) below

Mnd merge in v shape groove

Maxillary processes (mx) bound the stomodeum laterally and appear as slight bulges between Mnd and FNP

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