Digestive System Illustrations

Detailed illustrations of the female digestive system, showcasing organs like the stomach, intestines, and liver in varying views and colors.

Illustration of gastric bypass.

Illustration of a child's large intestine.

Illustration of a child's digestive system.

Hookworm

Illustration of female breast anatomy.

Illustration of pancreas and small intestine.

Stomach of a child, illustration.

Human digestive system, computer artwork.

Female cardiovascular system, computer artwork.

Hepatitis A viruses in intestine, illustration

Illustration of large intestine cross-section.

Illustration of female breast anatomy.

Illustration of male small intestine anatomy.

Female alveoli and capillaries, illustration

Human digestive system, computer artwork.

Illustration of a child with megacolon.

Human kidney, computer artwork.

Human kidneys, illustration.

Illustration of small intestine anatomy.

Illustration of a child's lymph node.

Male stomach and small intestine, illustration

Male stomach layers anatomy, illustration

Child's stomach and small intestines, illustration

Small intestine of a child, illustration.

Rotaviruses infecting intestine, illustration

Stomach of a child, illustration.

Female breast anatomy, illustration.

Illustration of a man with diverticulosis disease.

Illustration of male liver.

Male heart-lung system, illustration

Human stomach and pancreas, illustration.

Illustration of a cross-section of the large intestine.

Liver of a child, illustration.

Cavernous pulmonary tuberculosis, illustration

Human muscular structure, computer artwork.

Illustration of female breast anatomy.

Illustration of female reproductive system.

Mega colon of a child, illustration.

Megacolon, illustration

Norovirus infection, illustration

Candida auris infection in female, illustration

Female reproductive system, illustration

Illustration of the male kidneys.

Appendicitis, illustration

Atherosclerosis, computer artwork.

Female reproductive system, illustration

Gallbladder, duodenum and pancreas, illustration

Illustration of a man with diverticulosis.

Anatomy of the female breast, illustration.

Illustration of child's duodenum.

Illustration of the male reproductive system.

Human liver, illustration.

Human large intestine, illustration.

Illustration of the anatomy of a child's thyroid gland and cartilage.

Illustration of the anatomy of a child's liver.

Trichomoniasis, illustration

Illustration of female lymph node structure.

Pneumonia, conceptual illustration

Child's lung alveoli, illustration

Human lymphatic system, illustration.

Illustration of a healthy (left) and unhealthy (right) human liver.

Human kidney, computer artwork.

Illustration of a spinal cord cross-section.

Human muscular structure, computer artwork.

Gonorrhoea infection in female, illustration

Illustration of type 2 diabetes. Blood sugar levels are regulated by insulin secreted by the pancreas. In a healthy individual (the top part of the blood vessel), insulin allows glucose to be absorbed by muscle cells which use it to function, and by liver cells which stock it in case of need. In the case of type 2 diabetes (lower part of the blood vessel), muscle cells and the liver become resistant to insulins action, limiting glucose absorption which then accumulates in the blood causing hypoglycemia.

Stomach, duodenum and pancreas, illustration

Illustration of radioimmunotherapy used to treat pancreatic cancer. A radioactive isotope (lead-212) is combined with a specific antibody capable of targeting cancerous cells. This combination of antibody and lead-212 radioisotope is injected intravenously into the body until it reaches the pancreas where it locks onto the cancerous cells' antigen. The lead destroys the cells by irradiating them. This treatment limits the toxicity on healthy cells located near the cancerous cells.

Hookworm

A human model showing pregnancy at week 10.

Male lymph node structure, illustration

E. coli bacteria in human intestine, illustration

Illustration of child's stomach and small intestine.

Human heart anatomy, computer artwork.

Human liver, illustration

Child's heart, illustration

Illustration of gallbladder.

Illustration of cystic fibrosis. It is characterised by thick, viscous mucus that prevents the digestive and respiratory tracts from functioning normally. The left-hand outline shows the organs affected by the illness: - The skin : abnormal sweat which is 3 to 5 times more salty. - The lungs : viscous mucus sticks to the bronchial tubes, making breathing difficult and increasing bronchial, viral and particularly bacterial infections. - The liver : affected in 15% to 20% of cases, thick bile blocks the biliary tracts preventing it from working properly. - The pancreas : affected in 80% of cases, mucus obstructs the pancreatic ducts preventing digestion enzymes from reaching the intestine. - The intestine : bad digestion causes abdominal pain and problems of digestive transit such as diarrhea or constipation. - The genital organs : male sterility in 98% of cases due to the tracts carrying the sperm being blocked. Sexuality remains normal however. The right-hand side explains the illness

Male liver anatomy, illustration

Stop helicobacter in stomach sign

Atherosclerosis. Computer artwork of a narrowed artery, due to a cholesterol plaque.

Pancreas, illustration

Female anatomy, computer artwork.

Lungs affected by miliary tuberculosis, illustration

Liver disease, illustration

Illustration of normal (left) and infected (right) bronchi of the lungs.

Lungs affected by lung cancer, illustration

Encephalitis and pneumonia caused by Nipah viruses, illustra

Lungs affected by pneumonia, illustration

Illustration of female lymph node and lymphatic system.

Illustration of alveoli.

Cavernous tuberculosis, illustration

Smoker's lungs, illustration

Molar tooth, computer artwork.

Lungs affected by miliary tuberculosis, illustration

Gonorrhoea infection in male, illustration

Illustration of a child's lymph node.

Lungs affected by apical tuberculosis, illustration

Illustration of a child with gallstones.

Buruli ulcer and Mycobacterium ulcerans, illustration

Lung mucormycosis lesion, illustration

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