Subclavian Artery Collection

Female body showing digestive and circulatory system
Medical illustration of female body showing digestive and circulatory system, perspective view

Anatomy of the human bloodstream, lithograph, published in 1874
Anatomy of the human bloodstream. Lithograph, published in 1874

Anatomy of human circulatory system

Pulmonary embolism, pathway of embolus to the heart and lungs

Human circulatory system

Arteries and veins of the human body

Medical illustration of male chest with arteries, veins, heart and rib cage
Three dimensional medical illustration of male chest showing arteries, veins, heart and rib cage

Neck and head arteries, MRA scan C016 / 6449
Neck and head arteries. Coloured magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) scan of a normal carotid system of a 36 year old patient

Right shoulder and nerve plexus, artwork C016 / 6811
Right shoulder and nerve plexus. Artwork of the nerves (yellow), arteries (red), and bones of the right shoulder, seen from the front

Human body showing skeletal system, arteries, veins, and nervous system
Medical illustration of human body showing skeletal system, arteries, veins, and nervous system

Medical illustration of female circulatory system with heart and arteries visible, three dimensional view

3D rendering of human circulatory system

Medical illustration of female arteries, veins and lymphatic system, full body view

Medical illustration of female breast arteries, veins and lymphatic system with heart at center

Back view of human skeleton with nervous system, arteries and veins

Female body sitting in dynamic posture with circulatory system superimposed
Human female body sitting in dynamic posture, with full circulatory system superimposed

Anatomy of female body with arteries and veins

Left armpit nerve plexus, artwork C016 / 6812
Left armpit nerve plexus. Artwork of the nerves (yellow), arteries (red), muscles (red-brown) and bones (light brown) of the left armpit, seen from the front

Left shoulder and nerve plexus, artwork C016 / 6810
Left shoulder and nerve plexus. Artwork of the nerves (yellow), arteries (red), and bones of the left shoulder, seen from the front

Right armpit nerve plexus, artwork C016 / 6813
Right armpit nerve plexus. Artwork of the nerves (yellow), arteries (red), muscles (red-brown) and bones (light brown) of the right armpit, seen from the front

Heart and brain vascular system, artwork
Heart and brain vascular system. Artwork showing the arteries (pink) and veins (blue) of the torso, arms, neck, head and brain. The brain is at top (red) and the heart at centre

Coloured angiogram of embolus blocking arm artery

Subclavian artery nerves, 1844 artwork
Subclavian artery nerves. This anatomical artwork is figure 1, plate 96 from volume 3 (1844) of Traite complet de l anatomie de l homme (1831-1854)

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The subclavian artery, a crucial component of the neck and shoulder arteries, plays a vital role in maintaining proper blood flow throughout the body. This X-ray image showcases its intricate path as it branches out to supply oxygenated blood to various regions. In this captivating illustration of the female body's digestive and circulatory system, we can observe how the subclavian artery seamlessly integrates with other major vessels. Its significance becomes evident as it nourishes organs and tissues with life-sustaining nutrients. Dating back to 1874, this lithograph provides an insightful glimpse into the anatomy of the human bloodstream. The detailed depiction highlights the subclavian artery's position within the complex network of veins and arteries that make up our circulatory system. Understanding how pulmonary embolism occurs is essential for comprehending why subclavian artery function is critical. This pathway shows how an embolus travels from its origin to reach both heart and lungs through this significant vessel. Exploring further into our remarkable circulatory system reveals just how interconnected everything truly is. The subclavian artery stands tall among countless other arteries, ensuring efficient blood distribution throughout our bodies. This artwork beautifully portrays not only the right shoulder but also emphasizes nerve plexus intricacies associated with it - including those connected to the subclavian artery itself. Such illustrations help us appreciate both form and function within our anatomical structures. A comprehensive view encompassing skeletal structure, arteries, veins, and nervous systems allows us to marvel at nature's masterpiece -the human body. Here we witness firsthand how every element works harmoniously together; including none other than our trusty subclavian artery. Delving deeper into understanding female physiology brings forth medical illustrations showcasing their unique circulatory systems. These depictions highlight not only arterial pathways but also emphasize venous networks intertwined with lymphatic vessels - all orchestrated by none other than our dependable friend: The Subclavian Artery.