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Images Dated 21st October 2011 (page 9)

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Cross section biomedical illustration of large and small intestine and pelvis in adult female

Cross section biomedical illustration of esophagus, liver, gallbladder, pancreas in adult female

Cross section biomedical illustration of liver lobule

Cross section biomedical illustration of colonoscopy procedure in adult female

Cross section biomedical illustration of hernia repair and site of incision to uncover the hernia

Biomedical illustration of umbilical hernia in female baby

Cross section biomedical illustration of position of colectomy incision

Cross section biomedical illustration of human cell division with zygote dividing to form new cells

Images Dated 21st October 2011: Cross section biomedical illustration of mitosis where the nucleus breaks down

Cross section biomedical illustration of mitosis where the nucleus breaks down and threads form across cell with chromosomes lining up on these threads

Illustration of pie chart

Cross section biomedical illustration of tumour-forming cancer cell

Cross section biomedical illustration of cancer cells forming tumour at first doubling stage

Cross section biomedical illustration of cancer cells forming tumour at second doubling stage

Cross section biomedical illustration of cancer cells forming tumour at third doubling stage

Cross section biomedical illustration of cancer cells forming tumour at fourth doubling stage

Cross section biomedical illustration of Angiogenesis - how tumour obtains nutrients

Cross section biomedical illustration of digestive tract in adult female

Cross section biomedical illustration of damaged skin and blood vessel

Images Dated 21st October 2011: Cross section biomedical illustration of blood clotting over broken skin and fibroblasts multiplying

Cross section biomedical illustration of blood clotting over broken skin and fibroblasts multiplying and migrating to injury

Cross section biomedical illustration of adult female human skeletal system and joints

Cross section biomedical illustration of lumber microdisectomy before surgery

Cross section biomedical illustration of lumber microdisectomy after surgery

Cross section biomedical illustration of liver transplant procedure

Cross section biomedical illustration of internal components of the ear

Cross section biomedical illustration of human ear

Cross section biomedical illustration of the anatomy of the ear

Cross section biomedical illustration of partial colectomy

Images Dated 21st October 2011: Cross section biomedical illustration of bone repairing itself with clot forming to seal broken

Cross section biomedical illustration of bone repairing itself with clot forming to seal broken blood vessels and fibrous tissue forming to replace the clot

Images Dated 21st October 2011: Cross section biomedical illustration of bone repairing itself with new, soft

Cross section biomedical illustration of bone repairing itself with new, soft, spongy callus developing on framework provided by fibrous tissue, joining the broken ends

Images Dated 21st October 2011: Cross section biomedical illustration of bone repairing itself with dense

Cross section biomedical illustration of bone repairing itself with dense, compact bone gradually replacing the callus, and blood vessel regrowth

Cross section biomedical illustration of site of incision for microdiscectomy surgical procedure

Images Dated 21st October 2011: Cross section biomedical illustration of internal position external fixator used to repair broken

Cross section biomedical illustration of internal position external fixator used to repair broken leg

Images Dated 21st October 2011: Cross section biomedical illustration of endoscope and tubes inserted in abdomen of adult female

Cross section biomedical illustration of endoscope and tubes inserted in abdomen of adult female during Laparoscopic Surgery

Images Dated 21st October 2011: Cross section biomedical illustration of nasal / sublingual / buccal route with drugs absorbed

Cross section biomedical illustration of nasal / sublingual / buccal route with drugs absorbed through thin mucus
Cross section biomedical illustration of nasal/sublingual/buccal route with drugs absorbed through thin mucus membrane directly into bloodstream

Images Dated 21st October 2011: Cross section biomedical illustration of how oral and non-oral drugs circulate in the body

Cross section biomedical illustration of how oral and non-oral drugs circulate in the body, showing liver and inset

Images Dated 21st October 2011: Cross section biomedical illustration of eye cataract surgery sucking softened tissue out using

Cross section biomedical illustration of eye cataract surgery sucking softened tissue out using ultrasound probe inserted into lens via incision in cornea

Biomedical illustration of Otoacoustic Emission sound wave chart

Images Dated 21st October 2011: Cross section biomedical illustration of how the body uses food for energy, the liver for digestion

Cross section biomedical illustration of how the body uses food for energy, the liver for digestion, fat storage and glycogen storage

Cross section biomedical illustration of rib cage, spine and pelvis, and femur of adult male

Cross section biomedical illustration of female anus and rectum

Cross section biomedical illustration of anatomy during pregnancy

Cross section biomedical illustration of anatomy at 36 weeks pregnant

Cross section biomedical illustration breast engorgement and sucking position of baby

Cross section biomedical illustration of anatomy of human eye

Images Dated 21st October 2011: Cross section biomedical illustration of showing how agonist drugs act on receptors - before

Cross section biomedical illustration of showing how agonist drugs act on receptors - before and after

Images Dated 21st October 2011: Cross section biomedical illustration of oral route of drugs swallowed

Cross section biomedical illustration of oral route of drugs swallowed and passing into digestive system

Images Dated 21st October 2011: Cross section biomedical illustration of vertebral column in neck showing cervical curve

Cross section biomedical illustration of vertebral column in neck showing cervical curve and cervical vertebrae, close-up

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