Embryology provides the foundation for understanding human development and has transformed modern medicine, especially in treating infertility, birth defects, and genetic disorders. This book covers how embryological research has influenced medical advances, such as in vitro fertilization, fetal surgery, and prenatal screening. It also discusses future prospects, including artificial wombs and gene therapy, offering readers a comprehensive overview of embryology's role in shaping medical treatments.
Samuel Clark is a leading embryologist whose work focuses on the impact of embryology in modern medicine. His research explores how embryonic development informs medical treatments and therapies. Samuel has written extensively on the topic and edited seminal works on embryology and medicine. He specializes in the clinical application of stem cells, gene editing, and regenerative therapies. Samuel’s work aims to improve treatment outcomes for patients with genetic disorders.