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Images Dated 24th October 2011 (page 7)

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Illustration of hard contact lens

Illustration of soft contact lens

Cross section biomedical illustration of soft contact lens on eye

Cross section biomedical illustration of structure of skin

Cross section biomedical illustration of digestive system in adult woman

Cross section biomedical illustration of epidural anaesthesia during labour

Cross section biomedical illustration of long bone of newborn baby

Cross section biomedical illustration of childhood development long bone

Cross section biomedical illustration of fully developed long bone in adult

Images Dated 24th October 2011: Cross section biomedical illustration of nerves development with myelin winding around axons to

Cross section biomedical illustration of nerves development with myelin winding around axons to form protective and insulating sheath

Images Dated 24th October 2011: Cross section biomedical illustration of nerve development with axon wrapped in sections of myelin

Cross section biomedical illustration of nerve development with axon wrapped in sections of myelin separated by Node of Ranvier

Cross section biomedical illustration of cardiovascular system and respiratory system in child

Cross section biomedical illustration of degrees of severity of burns

Cross section biomedical illustration of Lactiferous due in human mammary gland

Cross section biomedical illustration of digestive system in girl

Images Dated 24th October 2011: Cross section biomedical illustration of liver, pancreas, and muscle in adult female with insets

Cross section biomedical illustration of liver, pancreas, and muscle in adult female with insets of pancreatic cells producing insulin and glucagon

Images Dated 24th October 2011: Cross section biomedical illustration of incision sites in chest

Cross section biomedical illustration of incision sites in chest and leg for saphenous vein bypass graft in adult male

Cross section biomedical illustration of route of bronchoscope inserted through nose

Cross section biomedical illustration of spinal nerves

Blue and green arrows

Biomedical illustration of Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR)

Cross section biomedical illustration of chemical breakdown in the digestive system

Cross section biomedical illustration of human eye before corrective surgery for myopia

Black and white illustration of primary teeth

Black and white illustration of secondary teeth

Images Dated 24th October 2011: Cross section biomedical illustration of cardiovascular system

Cross section biomedical illustration of cardiovascular system and human nervous system in adult male

Cross section biomedical illustration of electrical and chemical conduction of nerve signals

Images Dated 24th October 2011: Cross section biomedical illustration of brain and autonomic pathways in the autonomic nervous

Cross section biomedical illustration of brain and autonomic pathways in the autonomic nervous system

Images Dated 24th October 2011: Cross section biomedical illustration of how the retina responds to light using nerve cells

Cross section biomedical illustration of how the retina responds to light using nerve cells, rods and cones

Cross section biomedical illustration of pulp and root abscess in molar

Cross section biomedical illustration of teeth, dentin, and bone, close-up

Cross section biomedical illustration of tooth decay before dental filling

Cross section biomedical illustrationBiomedical illustration of dental filling

Cross section biomedical illustration of peristaltic wave

Biomedical illustration of incision site for liver transplant

Cross section biomedical illustration of hair follicle

Cross section biomedical illustration of hair follicle during growth phase

Images Dated 24th October 2011: Cross section biomedical illustration of tympanometer probe inserted in ear to test middle ear

Cross section biomedical illustration of tympanometer probe inserted in ear to test middle ear and eardrum (Tympanometry)

Biomedical illustration of tip of flexible endoscope

Biomedical illustration of rigid endoscope

Cross section biomedical illustration of normal eye

Cross section biomedical illustration of keratoconus or conical cornea

Cross section biomedical illustration of myopia

Cross section biomedical illustration of hypermetropia

Cross section biomedical illustration of lens to correct myopia

Cross section biomedical illustration of lens to correct hypermetropia

Images Dated 24th October 2011: Cross section biomedical illustration of formation of antibodies with memory retained in response

Cross section biomedical illustration of formation of antibodies with memory retained in response to organism in vaccine

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