This publication delves into the concept of Embryo as a Person and as a Patient. The topic of the origin of life, particularly human life, has captivated individuals throughout history. The development of humans within the womb was a mystery for many centuries, but advancements in technology have allowed for a closer look inside the uterus, leading to numerous dilemmas and unanswered questions. Comprised of 14 chapters, this book covers a range of topics including neurogenetic processes in the lateral telencephalon during human embryo development, morphogenetic and differentiation abilities of the human embryo, sonoembryology, debates surrounding the start of human life, abnormalities in embryos and early fetuses detected through three-dimensional ultrasound in the first trimester, embryo behavior, the ethical status of embryos in obstetric ethics, invasive diagnostic procedures during the embryonic stage, ultrasonographic assessment of embryonic cardiac development, preimplantation genetic diagnosis, vanishing twin syndrome, genomic editing, and human enhancement and transhumanism. Esteemed neuroscientists, embryologists, three-dimensional ultrasonography experts, behavior specialists, medical ethicists, geneticists, and sonoembryologists offer their unique perspectives on the human embryo based on their scientific interests. This compilation serves as a remarkable masterpiece, allowing readers to delve into the intricacies of the embryonic world.

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