Morphology of long limb bones in the context of multiple pregnancy: a review of current data

This article provides a review of current research on the morphological changes of embryonic bones during multiple pregnancies. It discusses the main features of the formation and development of the embryonic skeletal system during multiple pregnancy, as well as the impact of these changes on the structure and morphology of the bones. Special attention is given to the dynamics of bone tissue formation in embryos, as well as a comparative analysis of existing data. The review aims to identify key factors influencing the morphology of embryonic bones and potential consequences for the health of both the mother and the fetuses.