This book forms a part of a series of seven books titled, ‘Konuri’s Approach to Human Anatomy’. The significant and the most dominant feature of this series of books on Human Anatomy is that “Anatomy should be Explained and not just Described”.

Konuri’s Human Embryology manifests two distinct featues that sets apart this book from all others on this subject. They constitute the story and its purpose.

While all other books on Embryology are hard to read, difficult to visualize and not easy to memorize; this book runs like a story, flows like a novel and could be swallowed like a choclate. The reason for this special feature lies in the approach of the author. While others books treat the subject in a broken fashion, this book emphasizes the continuity.