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21 Oct 2011 Framed Print Collection (#8)

843 Framed Prints

Cross section biomedical illustration of the brain and skull at 18 years of age

Cross section biomedical illustration of sites of tonsilectomy and adenoidectomy procedures

Cross section biomedical illustration of human ear

Cross section biomedical illustration of grommet inserted in eardrum (tympanic membrane)

Cross section biomedical illustration of position of adrenal glands in woman

Cross section biomedical illustration of position of pancreas in woman

Cross section biomedical illustration of adrenal gland on top of kidney

biomedical illustration of female mid section

Cross section biomedical illustration of kidney transplant

Cross section biomedical illustration of how breathing works - Inhaling

Cross section biomedical illustration of the process of exhaling breath

Cross section biomedical illustration of endoscopy of the nose and throat

Cross section biomedical illustration of mirror laryngoscopy

Cross section biomedical illustration of temporary colostomy

Cross section biomedical illustration of permanent colostomy with colon sutured to abdominal wall

Cross section biomedical illustration of removing synovial fluid from knee using joint aspiration

Cross section biomedical illustration of inside the knee joint during rigid endoscopy procedure

21 Oct 2011 Framed Print Collection: Cross section biomedical illustration of endoscope inserted through nose for Anterior Rhinoscopy

Cross section biomedical illustration of endoscope inserted through nose for Anterior Rhinoscopy procedure

Cross section biomedical illustration of relaxed calf muscle and femoral artery in human leg

21 Oct 2011 Framed Print Collection: Cross section biomedical illustration of calf muscle contraction constricting femoral artery in

Cross section biomedical illustration of calf muscle contraction constricting femoral artery in human leg

Cross section biomedical illustration of location of olfactory bulb and receptors in head

Cross section biomedical illustration of location of taste buds

Cross section biomedical illustration of structure of the nervous system in adult male

Cross section biomedical illustration of position of sinuses, front view

Cross section biomedical illustration of position of sinuses, profile

Cross section biomedical illustration of location of larynx and part of the trachea

Cross section biomedical illustration of position of soft palate and epiglottis during swallowing

Cross section biomedical illustration of position of pituitary gland in brain

Cross section biomedical illustration of position of thyroid and parathyroid glands in person

Cross section biomedical illustration of anatomy of a Roundworm (Nematodes)

Cross section biomedical illustration of human kidney with inset of renal medulla

Cross section biomedical illustration of alveolus

Illustration of multi-coloured pie chart

Cross section biomedical illustration of antibodies binding to mast cell after exposure to allergens

21 Oct 2011 Framed Print Collection: Cross section biomedical illustration of mast cell releasing histamine due to reaction with

Cross section biomedical illustration of mast cell releasing histamine due to reaction with allergens

Cross section biomedical illustration of touch receptors in human skin

Cross section biomedical illustration of human eye

Cross section biomedical illustration of post-operative stapedotomy surgery

Cross section biomedical illustration of cochlear implants

Biomedical illustration of lower jaw and direction of movement

Cross section biomedical illustration of esophagus and stomach in adult female

Cross section biomedical illustration of development of hernia

Cross section biomedical illustration of closed heart valve

Biomedical illustration of red blood cell

Cross section biomedical illustration of red blood cell

21 Oct 2011 Framed Print Collection: Cross section biomedical illustration of formation of blood clot with damaged blood vessel

Cross section biomedical illustration of formation of blood clot with damaged blood vessel constricting and platelets are activated and adhere to the blood vessel wall

21 Oct 2011 Framed Print Collection: Cross section biomedical illustration of formation of blood clot by protein fibrogen converting

Cross section biomedical illustration of formation of blood clot by protein fibrogen converting into insoluble fibrin strands

Cross section biomedical illustration of human body

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