Male Reproductive Anatomy Illustrations

Detailed illustrations of male urogenital anatomy, including organs such as the bladder and prostate, and a cross section of a womb with a fetus.

Male reproductive system, medical illustration

Male urogenital system, illustration

Cross section of womb with foetus

Cancer of the prostate, drawing Cancer of the prostate, drawing 016889_232

Anatomy of male urogenital system with bladder, prostate, testis.

Anatomy of male urogenital system with bladder, prostate, testis.

Sagittal section of the abdomen of a woman.

Anatomy of male urogenital system with ureter, bladder.

Male reproductive system, medical illustration

Section of the male genitals with penis, testicles, vas deferens, bladder.

Medical illustration of a rectourethral fistula.

Illustration of male urinary system.

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.

Muscles of the perineum in women, bladder and rectum removed.

Anatomical model of the male sex organs

Male reproductive system, medical illustration

Female reproductive system, illustration.

Anatomy of the sow genitourinary tract. On the top left, the kidneys, followed by the ureters that discharge into the bladder. Above the bladder, the vagina, followed by the uterus, then the uterine horns and eventually the ovaries. Above the vagina the rectum.

3D Illustration Concept of Human Digestive System Anatomy

Anatomy of the sow genitourinary tract. On the top left, the kidneys, followed by the ureters that discharge into the bladder. Above the bladder, the vagina, followed by the uterus, then the uterine horns and eventually the ovaries. Above the vagina the rectum.

Section of the stomach and duodenum with the gastric mucosa.

Male genital system, drawing

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

Sectional anatomy of the pancreas with gallbladder and common bile duct.

Anatomy of the male urogenital apparatus.

Anatomy of the female genital apparatus.

Cross section of womb with foetus in amniotic sac

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.

Human male reproduction organs for education isolated on white background

Small intestine, illustration

Illustration of the male reproductive system.

Human digestive system: Anatomy of duodeno-hepato-pancreatic block.

Section of the stomach and duodenum with the gastric mucosa.

Medicine: Human anatomy, ear section

Illustration of the perineum and the organs contained within. The perineum, or pelvic floor stretches from the pubic symphysis to the coccyx, holding up the bladder and the urethra, the uterus, vagina and rectum.

Urinary system components.

Male penis erection, illustration

Male reproductive system, illustration.

Cow reproductive system anatomy with vagina, bladder.

Transverse section of the midbrain.

Illustration of lymph node involvement in prostate cancer.

Human internal organs, computer artwork.

Inner ear and zoom on the macule (organ of static balance).

Inner ear and zoom on the macule (organ of static balance).

Male reproductive system, computer artwork.

Thorax with the rib cage (ribs, sternum..), Liver and spleen.

Thorax with the rib cage (ribs, sternum..), Liver and spleen.

Anatomy of female reproductive system.

Side view of pelvis showing rectal prolapse.

Salivary glands (sublingual, submandibular, parotid), lungs and pancreas.

Human thyroid, computer artwork.

Male genital system, drawing

Illustration of female reproductive system.

Anatomy of the urogenital system of a sow with kidneys, ureter, bladder.

The Bladder Cancer, Stage III 3D rendering. The Bladder Cancer, Stage III

Illustration of male urinary system.

Human liver, computer artwork.

Anatomy of human pelvic bone and ligaments.

Top view larynx with vocal cords in action.

Location of the parathyroid gland.

Human foetus anatomy at week 40, illustration.

Illustration of potential areas of congenital diaphragmatic hernia. The hernia most often forms on the left postero-lateral side through the Bochdaleck foramen, but can also form through the right foramen, or the anterior Morgagni foramen.

Horizontal cross-section illustration of the medullary canal in order to visualise the epidural space located between the yellow ligament and the dura mater.

Human colon, computer artwork.

Ear

Cross section of womb with foetus

Internal female organs in the lower abdomen of model isolated on black background

science anatomy of human body in x-ray with glow kidneys

3D Illustration Concept of Human Digestive System Anatomy

Spine in ankylosing spondylitis, X-ray

Illustration of female reproductive system.

Venous network in anus with hemorrhoids.

Location of the parathyroid gland.

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

Illustration of a thyroid nodule on the right lobe of the thyroid gland. These nodules mainly affect women and are mostly benign, but need to be watched.

Sacrum anatomy.

Illustration of a male bladder and urinary system.

Liver, computer illustration.

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

All uses except for Canadian college and university publishing - Liver and gallbladder in infants, pediatrics. The infant's liver occupies proportionally more space than in adults. The inferior border of the right lobe can be palpated approximately 0.5 to 2.5 cm below the costal border. It is located very close to the iliac crest. The left lobe can extend to the left side wall of the abdomen. The newborn's liver is immature. It is at 2 years that the gallbladder functions like that of an adult.

Representation of the anatomy of the muscles of the head seen from the front (cutaway).

Male reproductive system, computer artwork.

General colon anatomy.

science anatomy of human body in x-ray with glow kidneys

cross-section illustration of the spinal nerve. The spinal nerve degenerates and leads to the loss of feeling and a loss of motor functions in the innervated zone. The blue arrow indicates the direction of the degeneration.

Cross section of womb with foetus

Illustration of human bladder anatomy.

Anatomical highly detailed illustration of the human eyeball

Male Urinary System

Asthma, healthy bronchiole (left) and asthmatic (right).

Illustration of a hiatal hernia. A hiatal hernia is when part of the stomach (at the cardia) goes into the thorax through the hiatal orifice of the diaphragm, which causes gastro-oesophageal reflux.

Illustration of the various sensitivities of the lemniscus system. They are made of axons that leave special skin receptors (fine touch) and receptors located in the joint capsules and ligaments (conscious proprioreceptive sensitivity). They ascend the spinal cord, penetrating the medulla oblongata and relay to the nucleus gracilis and cuneiform. After crossing on the median line (sensitive decussation), these pathways form the medial lemniscus (Reils ribbon) which goes all the way up the brainstem behind the pyramidal tracts to reach the thalamus, the last relay before the parietal lobe in the cortex.

The pelvis is the most inferior region of the trunk. 3D rendering. The pelvis is the most inferior region of the trunk.

Transmission of nerve impulses with a zoom on the myelin sheath, Ranvier's node and the synapse.

Testicular artery

External auditory canal of human ear.

Human spinal chord, computer artwork.

Female appendix, illustration

Human artery, cut-away computer artwork.

Stomach and oesophagus, illustration

Illustration of bone marrow. The spinal nerve (or rachidian nerve) is shown in yellow, followed by the gland which divides into two roots, the dorsal root at the back and the ventral root at the front. The marrow is cut and shows a pink part, the white matter and a brown part, the grey matter in the shape of a butterfly, made up of two dorsal branches (at the back) and two ventral branches (at the front).

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