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Human Anatomy Muscular Illustrations

Detailed illustrations of human muscles, including biceps and triceps, showcasing muscle structure and movement in a clear, educational style.

Human Extensor hallucis longus muscle computer artwork.
Human Extensor hallucis longus muscle computer artwork.
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Neck muscle
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Human neck muscles, illustration.
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Human sacrum, computer artwork.
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Femoral artery, CT scan
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Human skull
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Cross section through an model of an normal upper right femur or leg bone.
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A human model showing the leg and foot muscles.
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Newborn bone tissue, bone development, cartilage structure, pediatrics. This illustration shows the anatomy of a humerus in frontal section. From birth to childhood, the bone structure is cartilaginous and flexible. The center of the bone presents a vascularized medullary cavity. Compact bone is formed around this cavity (beige area in the center). At each end of this area is the epiphyseal cartilage (in pink). This area is more important in infants than in children. It has disappeared in the adult. Then the ends of the bone (epiphyses) are very vascularized. It is at this level that the secondary ossification center is located. The bone can thus grow gradually with the child. A cut section is indicated at the level of the shaft of the bone. It is shown top view at the bottom of the illustration. This makes it possible to see the structure of the bone in horizontal section. The bone is covered with a membrane, the periosteum. Then a part of compact bone, and in the center the medullary
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Human femur, computer artwork.
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BALLISTIC IMPACT OF MONOLYTHIC AND COMPOSITE PLATES
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Bone development on a humerus at birth, in children and adults. This illustration makes it possible to compare the development of the bone during these three ages. From birth to childhood, the bone structure is cartilaginous and flexible. We see it thanks to the aspect of the bone at the level of the epiphyses and the diaphysis. But we can also see it thanks to the area shown in pink. This area constitutes the epiphyseal plate. It is this epiphyseal plate that produces cartilage. This allows the bone to gradually grow and ossify. Bone growth ends between the ages of 18 and 25. In adults, the epiphyseal cartilage has ossified. We can no longer distinguish an epiphyseal line. This line is visible with a lighter color between the epiphysis (head of the humerus) and the metaphysis. The metaphysis is the intermediate zone between the epiphysis and the diaphysis. The diaphysis represents the body of the bone. On each section of the humerus is shown a section of horizontal section in blue. At
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Anatomical model of an arm.
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Thoracic vertebrae compose the middle segment of the vertebral column, between the cervical vertebrae and the lumbar vertebrae. 3D illustration. Thoracic vertebrae compose the middle segment of the vertebral column, between the cervical vertebrae and the lumbar vertebrae.
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Skeleton layered over a female body in a variation of the dolphin plank pose showing the skeletal alignment in this particular yoga posture.
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