Malleus ear bone
The malleus is the most lateral of the three middle ear bones. The malleus lies adjacent to the tympanic membrane, and transfers the vibrations of the typmanic membrane to the incus, which then vibrates the stapes and transmits the vibrational signal to the oval window. The manubrium is often referred to as the handle of the malleus. The anterior process fits into the petrotympanic fissure, and can be of variable size, and is often found to be fractured or partially resorbed without apparent hearing loss (Anatomy of the temporal bone with surgical implications. 1994 Gulya and Schuknecht).
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Gymnast Metacarpal
A gymnast’s hand with broken (fractured) fourth metacarpal repaired with a plate and screws. The illustration shows an orthopedic repair of a fractured metacarpal, and demonstrates the extreme stress that can be tolerated after surgery. A similar surgical repair has been done on the USA Olympiad Paul Hamm. The medical illustration is available for print or digital projects, and would be excellent for educating both public and patients about anatomy and surgical procedures.
Medical illustration of gymnast hand, showing metacarpal bones, fracture repair, plate and screws.
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Golf Knee ACL injury
A medical illustration showing a golf player swinging a club, with a close up of the knee anatomy and the anterior cruciate ligament. Tiger Woods recently injured his anterior cruciate ligament while running. The image is available for digital or print publication, and would be well suited to orthopedic surgeons or physical therapists who work on ACL repair or those who have clients that are golf fans.
Golfer swinging golf club, detail of knee, bones, anterior cruciate ligament.
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Glottis Vocal Chords Intubation
Cross sectional view of glottis, vocal chords, posterior cartilages, interarytenoid notch, piriform fossa and epiglottis, during intubation with laryngoscope blade on tongue. Illustration previously published in Kovacs and Law (2008) “Airway Management in Emergencies“.
Glottis and vocal chords with laryngoscope during intubation
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Emergency Airway Intubation
The 3D medical animation above demonstrates the intubation of a patient during an emergency airway procedure.
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Human Skull
Medical Illustration : 1021
Medical illustration of human skull, in oblique view, showing maxilla, teeth, external naris, orbits, zygomatic, frontal and occipital bones, and temporal fossa. Labels can be added to satisfy the needs of your project.
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Occipital Nerve and Artery
Full colour medical illustration of the posterior head and neck, showing the occipital nerve and artery, skull, superior trapezius muscle, cervical vertebrae and head outline.
Medical illustration of occipital nerve and artery, trapezius and cervical vertebrae.
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Kyphotic and Lordotic Posture
A greyscale medical illustration showing the ideal posture, kyphotic and lordotic posture, flat back posture, sway-back posture, and military posture. Diagram shows position of head (skull), neck (cervical vertebrae), thoracic and lumbar vertebrae, pelvis, leg (femur, tibia, fibula) and foot.
Medical illustration of kyphotic, lordotic, flat back, sway back and military postures.
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1014 Regions Human Brain
Medical illustration: 1014
Medical illustration showing regions of the human brain, frontal lobe, parietal lobe, occipital lobe, cerebellum, brain stem, temporal lobe. Full color illustration suitable for print or digital publication, patient education or general education projects.
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Lower Limb Skeleton Muscles
Medical illustration: 1017
Medical illustration of bones and muscles of lower limb (leg), showing: pelvis, femur, patella, tibia, fibula, tarsal bones, metatarsals, phalanges, ilio psoas, sartorias, quadriceps, tibialis anterior, peroneus longus
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