Human and Animal Anatomy Graphics

Illustrative anatomical cutaways of human and animal reproductive systems, emphasizing structural details. The color palette includes natural flesh tones and anatomical labels.

Human pelvic bones, computer artwork.

Anatomy male reproductive system Anatomy male reproductive system, cutaway representation, graphic version. Copyright: xZoonar.com/Pixelchaos.x 9885182

Lateral illustration of the larynx, from top to bottom: - hyoid bone - thyrohyoid membrane - epiglottis - the aryepiglottic muscle - the oblique and transverse arythenoid muscles - the thyroarytenoid muscle - thyroid cartilage - the lateral cricoarytenoid muscle - the posterior cricoarytenoid muscle - cricoid cartilage - the cricothyroid muscles

Reproductive system of a pregnant cow.

Human pelvic bones, computer artwork.

Female genitalia: vagina, uterus, fallopian tubes and ovaries.

Drawing of a calf in gestation.

Illustration of the tongue muscles on the left all the way to the pharynx at the back.

Illustration of the patellar reflex. On the left, an illustration of the nerve signal with, in blue, the journey of the afferent impulse from the muscle spindle in the muscle near the bone marrow, counterbalanced by the efferent impulse response (red) which triggers muscle contraction, resisting and opposing stretching, and the efferent impulse (purple) which prevents the antagonistic muscle contracting. The leg remains static. On the right, an illustration of the actors in the patellar reflex. The afferent impulse (blue) goes from the muscle to the bone marrow through the sensory nerve which responds to stimulation sent via the contact of the hammer on the patellar ligament. It sets off the efferent impulse (red) which results in the muscle contracting and the instantaneous extension of the leg. The efferent impulse (purple) which makes the antagonstic muscle contract is suppressed.

Anatomy of the bull's reproductive system with kidneys, bladder, ureters.

Mediastinum in sagittal section with the rib cage, the sternum.

Anatomy of iliopsoa, often referred to as the dorsal hip muscles. These muscles are distinct in the abdomen.

Human hip musculature, computer artwork.

Human hip musculature, computer artwork.

Illustration of endometriosis, and the organs infected by this disease. Endometriosis is the presence of the uterine lining outside the uterine cavity, which bleeds during each period and causes abdominal pain.

Side view of head showing nasal passages and pharynx.

Testicles

Human musculature, computer artwork.

Illustration of a silicone breast prosthesis placed in front of the pectoral muscle, and behind the mammary gland.

Airways (nasopharynx) revealing the nasal cavity, the pharyngeal wall and the uvula.

Illustration of a unilateral stenosis of the renal artery, defined by the shrinking of the arterys diameter. The illustration shows the extent of the calcified area in the lining of the aorta, the iliac arteries and the right renal artery.

Anatomy of the bull genital system. From left to right : - the kidneys, of which filtrating products are brought in the bladder by the ureters. - On the top in pink the rectum with underneath, the seminal vesicles (in yellow) and the bladder (off-white).

Stage IV bladder cancer, tumor invasion, metastases. This medical illustration represents stage IV bladder cancer (primary cancer). The bladder is shown in section in the pelvic cavity to show the extent of tumor invasion. The tumor invaded the entire wall of the bladder and spread inside and beyond outside into the pelvic cavity. The vessels are affected, as well as the lymphatic system. Metastases can then at this stage migrate via the arterial system to other organs. They will then become dormant metastases and may cause secondary cancers., Restriction : Exclusive to pharmaceutical laboratories in Belgium. from 04/26/2020.

Larynx in anterior view with epiglottis, hyoid bone, thyroid cartilage.

The urinary bladder is surrounded by the muscles that make up the abdominal wall and pelvic floor. 3D rendering. The urinary bladder is surrounded by the muscles that make up the abdominal wall and pelvic floor.

Human pelvis, computer artwork.

Mid sagittal section of a healthy shoulder joint.

Ear, nose and throat cross-section.

Cystic fibrosis (CF) is a genetic disorder characterized by thick mucus production. 3D rendering. Cystic fibrosis (CF) is a genetic disorder characterized by thick mucus production.

Rectum, anatomy of the terminal part of the large intestine. On this cut, we see the structures of the rectum and anus. These structures are formed at the top of folds (rectal valves) and bulbs, lower of columns delimiting the valves limited at the bottom by a horizontal line, the ano-cutaneous line which delimits the anus at the bottom. Demonstration of the different muscular structures constituting the rectum with the outermost at the bottom the levator ani below the external sphincter muscle of the anus and more inside the internal sphincter of the anus. The entire rectum is largely supplied by the rectal venous plexus and down the lower rectal veins. This is where hemorrhoids form. (Photo by: JACOPIN/BSIP/UIG)

Illustration of vocal cords that are adducted due to the action of the lateral cricoarytenoid muscles, seen from above.

Human arm musculature, computer artwork.

Anatomy of the larynx (posterior view).

Scorched axillary hollow, relationship between the auxiliary lymph node chain and the other elements.

Human hip musculature, computer artwork.

Anatomy of left shoulder, coronal view.

Sagittal section of the left kidney with the renal arteries and veins.

Human hip musculature, computer artwork.

Shoulder tendinitis, tendinopathy, tendon pathology. Tendinitis (or tendinopathy) of the shoulder reflects the wear of the tendons over time and by excessive use. It is a pathology of the tendons that affects the rotator cuff. The rotator cuff unites 4 tendons, the supraspinatus, the infraspinatus, the subscapular, the small round. The tendon of the subscapularis muscle is not shown here because it is visible in an anterior view. Outside this drawing represents a posterior view with the arm raised which allows to show the long biceps. The long biceps tendon is also considered to be the rotator cuff tendon for its shoulder stabilizing action.

Male reproductive system, computer artwork.

Male reproductive system, computer artwork.

Labyrinthitis is an infection and inflammation of the inner ear and the nerves that connect the inner ear to the brain. 3D rendering. Labyrinthitis is an infection and inflammation of the inner ear and the nerves that connect the inner ear to the brain.

Positioning of the organs of the mouth to pronounce an 'A' in phonation.

Human vertebral structure, illustration

A cross-section illustration of the knee showing ligaments, articular capsule, cartilage, meniscus, femur, tibia and knee cap.

Lumbar vertebra.

Cross-section of the skull from above.

The urinary bladder is surrounded by the muscles that make up the abdominal wall and pelvic floor. 3D rendering. The urinary bladder is surrounded by the muscles that make up the abdominal wall and pelvic floor.

Human vertebra, computer artwork.

Human skeleton, computer artwork.

Illustration of vocal cords that are abducted due to the action of the posterior cricoarytenoid muscles, seen from above.

Coxal bone anatomy - external view.

Human knee anatomy, computer artwork.

Human knee anatomy, computer artwork.

Detail of normal rectum and anus.

Human hip musculature, computer artwork.

Venous return, blood vessel showing red blood cells.

Anatomie des menschlichen Atmungssystems Kehlkopf und Pharynx 3D Illustration Concept of Human Respiratory System Larynx and Pharynx Anatomy LicenseRF Copyright: xZoonar.com/magicminex 23022800

Male reproductive system, computer artwork.

Human leg musculature, computer artwork.

Male reproductive system, testicles side view, pink tinted color, white background

Frontal anatomical illustration of the location of the stenosis or occlusion at the aortic bifurcation, lower limb arterial axis.

A rear ¾ view illustration of the opening and closing of the glottis. On the left, the vocal cords are open due to the posterior cricoarytenoid muscles and the lateral cricoarytenoid muscles. On the right, the vocal cords are closed due to the transverse arytenoid muscles and oblique arytenoid muscles.

Caecum, ileum and jejunum in infants, pediatrics. At birth, the folds of the intestine are fewer and less marked than that of adults. The muscle fibers of the large intestine are immature. The ascending and descending colons are short. While the transverse colon is long. The mucosa is very smooth and the haustrations appear only in the first 6 months of life. Food passes through the intestines very quickly. And have low absorption capacity. So the stools are soft. While in adults, the transit is longer and the absorption greater. As a result, the stools are harder. (Photo by: JACOPIN/BSIP/UIG)

Rectum in frontal section consisting of the rectal bulb and the anal canal.

Illustration of male urinary system.

Human hip musculature, computer artwork.

Lumbar nerve roots of the spinal nerves coming out of the lumbar vertebrae.

Central Organ of Human Nervous System Brain Anatomy 3D illustration. Central Organ of Human Nervous System Brain Anatomy

Human hip musculature, computer artwork.

Nodal dissection (lymphadenectomy).

Pelvic nerves, computer illustration.

Vertebral column made up of vertebrae (cervical, dorsal, lumbar).

A mid-sagittal plane illustration of the upper respiratory tract, showing the nasopharynx, the three nasal concha (superior, middle and inferior), the mouth, the upper part of the esophagus, the layrnx and the upper part of the trachea.

Stomach: the food bolus is represented inside.

Human skeleton, computer artwork.

Frontal anatomical illustration of the location of the stenosis or occlusion at the aortic bifurcation and the iliac artery, lower limb arterial axes.

Anatomy of prostate gland.

Illustration of the lumbar spine from L2 to L5, posterior view with the yellow ligament highlighted.

Illustration of the arteries in the pelvis and thighs. The aorta bifurcation is clearly visible, and on each side, the common iliac arteries, the internal and external iliac arteries, then the femoral arteries which go down through the femur and lead to numerous collateral veins for the thigh.

Human musculature, computer artwork.

Thymus, endocrine gland located in front of the heart.

Anatomy of the eye and eyelid (viewed from 3/4) with iris, pupil.

Obese man's pancreas, illustration.

Human arm musculature, computer artwork.

All uses except for pharmaceutical laboratories in Belgium - Full bladder anatomy in frontal section in women. This medical illustration represents the structure of the bladder and its relationships and lower limits in the pelvic cavity. From the bottom to the top, we can see on each side the pubic bones in section, and in the center, the urethra. The deep transverse muscle of the perineum stretched between the pubic bones and the urethra and the external sphincter of the urethra above constitute the urogenital diaphragm. The obturator muscles are inserted on the top of the oblique pubic bones outwards and upwards. Between the obturator muscles, deep transverse and the lower part of the bladder, there are the levator muscles of the anus (levators of the anus) which constitute the pelvic diaphragm. The urethra is extended by the wall of the bladder in section. Behind the two ureters open into the posterior wall of the bladder. Thus we distinguish the ostriums of the right and left urete

The urinary bladder is surrounded by the muscles that make up the abdominal wall and pelvic floor. 3D rendering. The urinary bladder is surrounded by the muscles that make up the abdominal wall and pelvic floor.

Human hip joint, computer artwork.

Male reproductive system, computer artwork.

Illustration of an overactive bladder. In this case, the detrusor muscle in the bladder contracts repeatedly and suddenly, even though the bladder isnt full.

Sagittal section of pelvis showing prolapsed uterus.

Male reproductive system, illustration

Illustration of the stenosis of the carotid. This pathology is a narrowing of the interior of the carotid artery (which ensures oxygenation of the brain), due to atheroma deposits. Stenosis of the carotid can cause a cerebral embolism (migration of a clot or the debris from fatty deposit) that can lead to a CVA.

Female reproductive system, medical illustration

Medical illustration, The human hearing organ, ear, school picture, authentic reproduction of a school mural, around 1900, exact date unknown, historical

Human nerves, computer illustration.

Anatomy of the gluteal muscles in the human buttocks.

Corpus cavernosum, illustration

Human hip musculature, computer artwork.

Cross section of womb with foetus being expelled

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