Tumor Animations and Medical Illustrations

3D animated visuals showing human anatomy with highlighted tumors in various organs, focusing on medical education.

Bowel pain, artwork

Kidney cancer, illustration

Bowel pain, artwork

Kidney cancer, illustration

Illustration of an old man's bladder tumour

Kidney cancer treatment, conceptual illustration

Testicular tumors are the most common type of solid cancerous tumors in men between the ages of 15 and 35. 3D rendering. Testicular tumors are the most common type of solid cancerous tumors in men between the ages of 15 and 35.

Kidney cancer, computer artwork.

Old man with tumours, illustration

Ventral Hernia

Ventral Hernia

Illustration of an old woman's thyroid

Kidney cancer, computer artwork.

Ventral Hernia

Illustration of an old man's urinary bladder tumour

Illustration of an obese woman's bladder

Two types of treatment for ovarian failure. For young women suffering from premature ovarian failure (dormant follicles), ovarian fragmentation is performed, ovarian surgery, to wake up the dormant follicles. A probe (in white on the drawing) is introduced into the uterus to take a fragment of the ovarian cortex. This fragment of the ovarian cortex was then cut to stimulate the dormant follicles which are reimplanted in the patient's ovaries. The second method concerns older women whose ovarian follicular capital does not allow them to obtain oocytes, a bone marrow stem cell transplant is performed by injection carried out using a catheter (shown in black in this drawing) introduced to the ovarian artery.

Anatomy of the female urinary system in the silhouette of a 3 year old girl. The urinary system includes several structures, the kidneys, the ureters, the bladder and the urethra. These four structures occupy the posterior abdominal part and the pelvic cavity. The kidneys are partially protected by the lower part of the rib cage. The right kidney is slightly lower than the left kidney. Each ureter starts from the kidney, runs along the side of the lumbar spine vertically downward. They also pass back from the uterus into the pelvic cavity. They end in the posterior wall of the bladder with an orifice at each end of the bladder trigone. The urinary tract produces, stores and eliminates urine, wastes and toxins. It maintains homeostasis, that is to say inner balance. (Photo by: JACOPIN/BSIP/UIG)

Male silhouette with sick intestine medical vector illustration

Appendicitis

Inflamed thyroid gland, illustration

Healthy liver, artwork

Healthy kidneys, computer artwork.

Treatment and prevention of pulmonary tuberculosis, conceptu

Inguinal Hernia

Reproductive system of a senior woman after menopause.

Inflammatory bowel disease, illustration

Kidney cancer, illustration.

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