Female Anatomy Illustrations

Detailed illustrations of female internal organs including the spleen, bladder, and intestines, presented in a glowing blue style against a black background.

Illustration of a woman's bladder

Illustration of an old woman's larynx

Female anatomy, computer artwork.

Urinary system, drawing

Illustration of the respiratory tract, the trachea, lungs and liver in a woman.

Insulin secretion in a person with type 2 diabetes. Type 2 diabetes (or non-insulin-dependent) is a form of diabetes mellitus that mainly affects adults over 40 years of age. Due to a diet too rich in fat, glucose metabolism is very disrupted. Muscle cells respond less well to the action of insulin, which is responsible for signaling them to let glucose in to lower blood sugar (blood sugar level). Ingesting a sugary food causes an increase in blood sugar (glucose in blue). This causes the pancreas to secrete insulin, which is sent to the various organs of the body to stimulate the use of glucose, mainly to the muscles and liver. Thus, the glucose will either be transformed into glycogen to be stored in the liver and muscles, or used by other organs. This will then lower the blood glucose level. In type 2 diabetic patients, who are often overweight, the secretion of insulin by the pancreas is insufficient to cover needs, so the blood glucose level remains high despite the production of

Illustration of an obese woman's mammary glands

Depiction of a healthy bronchial tube (left) and a bronchial tube during an asthma attack (right).

Female liver, illustration

Illustration of a womans immune system.

Illustration of female internal anatomy.

Female cardiovascular system, computer artwork.

Intrauterine fetus at 9 months and its placenta.

Female Reproductive System

Illustration of female lymphatic system.

Representation of the location of HIV-infected immune cells. Viral infection is very dynamic because immune cells circulate throughout the body and are disseminated in all tissues. Lymphoid tissues, lymph nodes and the digestive tract have a high level of infection and replication. Infected TCD4+ lymphocytes and viral particles are also present in the lungs, spleen, thymus and brain. Viral infection is easily detected in the genital compartments, in the state of reservoir cells but also in the state of infectious viral particles at the origin of sexual contamination.

Female mammary glands, computer artwork.

Female adrenal glands, illustration

Breast cancer, drawing

Female anatomy, computer artwork.

Woman anatomy

Anatomy of the chest with clothing, illustration

Reproductive system of a senior woman after menopause.

science anatomy of human body with glow mammary gland

Human spleen, illustration

Intestine of a boy, computer illustration.

Human spleen, illustration.

Healthy lungs, computer artwork.

Depiction of a healthy bronchial tube (left) and a bronchial tube during an asthma attack (right).

Liver cancer, conceptual computer illustration.

A young female figure examining her breast with internal anatomy visible.

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Illustration of an old woman's spleen

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A young female figure examining her breast with internal anatomy visible.

Internal organs, illustration

Illustration of a pregnant woman.

Female anatomy, computer artwork.

Liver, illustration

Female stomach and oesophagus, illustration

Depiction of a cancerous tumour in the left lung.

Illustration of a woman's mammary glands cancer

Depiction of a healthy bronchial tube (left) and a bronchial tube during an asthma attack (right).

Illustration of where cholesterol comes from and how it is eliminated. The body's cholesterol is synthesized in the liver (70%), the diet provides the rest. LDL cholesterol (bad cholesterol) is used for cellular consumption. When there is too much LDL in the body, it is captured by HDL (good cholesterol) to be redirected to the liver and eliminated. It is said that LDL is a bad cholesterol because in too large quantities in the body, it sticks to the walls of the arteries to form an atheroma plaque, while HDL protects the arteries and tissues.

Organs in transparent woman

Muscles of the chest, illustration

Human muscular structure, computer artwork.

Female liver, illustration

Bacterial intestinal infection, artwork

Human muscular structure, computer artwork.

Healthy liver, computer artwork.

Female pancreas, illustration

Healthy large intestine, artwork

The urinary and reproductive systems of women and men.

Female gall bladder, illustration

Female liver, illustration

Healthy kidneys, computer artwork.

Female pancreas, illustration

A young female figure examining her breast with internal anatomy visible.

Illustration of an obese man's pancreas

Front view of female breast anatomy with a lump present.

Breast anatomy, computer artwork.

Liver of a boy, computer illustration.

A hepatitis

Woman silhouette with healthy intestine

Mammary glands, illustration

Depiction of a healthy bronchial tube (left) and a bronchial tube during an asthma attack (right).

Mammary glands, illustration

Illustration of a pregnant woman.

Human anatomy, medicine, the circulatory system, blood circulation: section of the abdomen with the stomach, with arteries and veins shown in red and blue. Coloured lithograph by J. Maclise, 1841, 1844, Historical, digitally restored reproduction from a 19th century original

Illustration of biological clock.

Illustration of the hormonal changes during menopause, and in particular the production of oestrogen. After 50, oestrogen levels are maintained for a short while, thanks to the production of male hormones by the adrenal glands and ovaries. Ovaries also produce oestradiol (E2). These hormones are changed into oestrogen (oestrone, E1) by the fat cells.

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