Best Textbook for embryology

[IllinoisStudent]

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So I screwed up in the last thread.

Which textbook do you guys recommend for embryology, and why?

Also, which is better-Simbryo or Macbaby?

 

[Amy B]

I think Moore's is great. I like how it is laid out. I think it is straightforward.

 

[lilmo]

i love langman's and simbryo, the background music makes for a great late night study session.

 

[CeLo]

I've never seen MacBaby but I have used Simbryo. I didn't find it helpful at all. It was too simplistic to learn from, doesn't go into any detail at all. If I were you I wouldn't even bother with it. The Langman book it comes with is awesome though. I used that instead of lecture notes and did really well in embryo.

 

[felipe5]

i love langman's and simbryo, the background music makes for a great late night study session.

yep.......one way to get lilmo in the mood is pop in symbryo, turn on the music, and let nature take its course 😍

 

[IllinoisStudent]

Langman's medical embryology will be it then! Thanks to all you guys for voting.

 

[Long Dong]

I think High Yield is more then enough. But that is because my school doen't have an embryo class, it's woven into our organ system based curriculum.

 

[lilmo]

yep.......one way to get lilmo in the mood is pop in symbryo, turn on the music, and let nature take its course 😍

we've got some embryo lectures coming up. you available to tutor?