Human Anatomy Visualizations

3D renderings showing various human body systems, including reproductive anatomy, pancreatic vascularization, and ear infections.

Male reproductive system, computer artwork.

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

Healthy adrenal glands, computer artwork.

Human Ribs

Human arteries, computer illustration.

Conceptual image of human male reproductive organs.

Metallic human skeleton and organs of the trunk viewed from the front.

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.

Human vascular system, Illustration

ALL originates in cells in the bone marrow called lymphoblasts 3D rendering. ALL originates in cells in the bone marrow called lymphoblasts

The upper quarter of female anatomy.

Female breast anatomy , illustration

Male reproductive system, computer artwork.

Human vein, cut-away computer artwork.

Breast anatomy (dark skin) with nipple, mammillary muscle.

Atherosclerosis

Anatomy of the thoracic aorta crossing the diaphragm.

The Prostate, Sagittal Cross Section 3D rendering. The Prostate, Sagittal Cross Section

Rotational atherectomy by rotablator. The rotablator pulverizes the calcified atheromatous plaque. Here, example of a coronary artery. This image is part of a series concerning vascular pathologies and their treatments (angioplasty, atherectomy).

Lymphatic system of the breast with lymph nodes and vessels.

The cysts caused by PKD block the blood vessels and urine producing tubes within the kidneys 3D rendering. The cysts caused by PKD block the blood vessels and urine producing tubes within the kidneys

Male reproductive system, computer illustration.

Colorectal cancer (CRC) is a common colon or rectal cancer that affects many patients over middle age. 3D rendering. Colorectal cancer (CRC) is a common colon or rectal cancer that affects many patients over middle age.

Acid reflux is caused by the involuntary release of stomach acid into the esophagus, throat, and mouth. 3D rendering. Acid reflux is caused by the involuntary release of stomach acid into the esophagus, throat, and mouth.

Cross-section illustration of an abdominal hernia, intra-abdominal tissue protruding through the weak areas of the abdominal lining.

Illustration of a male bladder and urinary system.

Secretion of insulin on a person with diabetes type 2. Diabetes type 2 (or non-insulin-dependent) is a form of diabetes mellitus affecting mainly adults over 40 due to a food too rich in fat, the metabolism of glucose is very perturbated. The muscle cells do not respond normally to the action of insulin, that is responsible for indicating them to let glucose enter to make glycemia decrease (rate of sugar in the blood). The ingestion of a sweetened aliment causes an increase of glycemia (glucose in blue). This provoks the secretion of insulin (in yellow) by the pancreas, that is sent to different organs of the body to stimulate the use of glucose, mainly towards the muscles and the spleen. Thereby, glucose will be either transformed into glycogen (in green) to be stocked in the liver and the muscles, or either used by the other organs. This will then make the rate of blood sugar decrease. On the patient with diabetes type 2, often in overweight, the secretion of insulin by the pancreas

Female cervix, illustration.

This shows the gastroesophageal reflux 3D illustration. This shows the gastroesophageal reflux

Human foot musculature, computer artwork.

Illustration of benign prostatic hypertrophy, also called adenoma of the prostate, an increase in the size of this gland that affects men from the age of 50 on.

Many parts of the male reproductive system are located near the bladder and are directly related to the urinary system. 3D rendering. Many parts of the male reproductive system are located near the bladder and are directly related to the urinary system.

Locating and Grasping the Appendix 3D rendering. Locating and Grasping the Appendix

In stage II esophageal cancer, the tumor has spread to certain areas of the esophageal wall. 3D rendering. In stage II esophageal cancer, the tumor has spread to certain areas of the esophageal wall.

The male reproductive system. Anatomy of the Male Reproductive System 3D illustration. The male reproductive system. Anatomy of the Male Reproductive System

Colorectal cancer (CRC) is a common colon or rectal cancer that affects many patients over middle age. 3D rendering. Colorectal cancer (CRC) is a common colon or rectal cancer that affects many patients over middle age.

Side view of pelvis showing location of lower bowel and rectum.

Colon cancer, computer artwork.

Anatomy of the male penis, computer illustration.

Human vascular system, computer artwork.

Illustration of larynx cancer

The mammary glands as modified sweat glands designed to produce and secrete milk. 3D rendering. The mammary glands as modified sweat glands designed to produce and secrete milk.

Organs surrounding the female reproductive organ 3D rendering. Organs surrounding the female reproductive organ

Illustration of surgical access during a classic operation for a herniated disc. The operation involves moving aside the back muscles, around the spinous process to reach the space between the vertebrae. An incision is made in the yellow ligament in front of the compressed nerve roots. The hernia is removed with special surgical pliers.

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

Close-up of a human throat

Chlamydia infection, illustration

Human diaphragm, computer illustration.

The mesenteries are the double layers or folds of the peritoneum in the abdomen that connect the organs. 3D rendering. The mesenteries are the double layers or folds of the peritoneum in the abdomen that connect the organs.

3D Illustration Concept of Human Skeleton System Hip Bone Joints Anatomy

Front view of a close-up of the upper digestive tract focusing on the esophagus and liver.

Male genitourinary system, computer artwork.

The cysts caused by PKD block the blood vessels and urine producing tubes within the kidneys 3D rendering. The cysts caused by PKD block the blood vessels and urine producing tubes within the kidneys

Stage 0 breast tumors are in situ they remain in the area in which they originated and show no signs of spreading to nearby tissues. 3D rendering. Stage 0 breast tumors are in situ; they remain in the area in which they originated and show no signs of spreading to nearby tissues.

Human digestive system

Kidney with growing stones hd illustration. Kidney with growing stones

Tiny air sacs at the end of the bronchioles . The alveoli are where the lungs and the blood exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide during the process of breathing in and breathing out 3D illustration. The alveoli form clusters, called alveolar sacs, that resemble bunches of grapes.

The urinary bladder is a muscular, pouch-like organ of the urinary system. 3D rendering. The urinary bladder is a muscular, pouch-like organ of the urinary system.

Intestinal bacterial flora. Good and bad bacterias. Vector illustration

Human heart rear view, illustration

Structure of the spinal cord, and spinal nerves.

Illustration of a scar in the spiny mouse. The wound has been filled in identically to the original part, including the fur. Skin regeneration is a specific to the spiny mouse.

Cardiac muscle tissue, structure and function 3d illustration. Cardiac muscle tissue, structure and function

Axillary and thoracic lymph node chain in a female bust.

Hernia Cross-section

Human Anatomy

Arthritis of the neck. Coloured X_ray of the arthritic cervical spine of a 70 year old man.

Illustration of female breast anatomy.

Human Anatomy

Small intestine, illustration

Female gallbladder, illustration

Kidneys, illustration

Illustration of the Bundle of His in a cross-section of the heart.

Breast cancer and its treatments. A silhouette of a woman with a brain section with the pituitary gland. The pituitary gland stimulates the secretion of estrogens by the ovary (uterus in frontal section), which will bind to the estrogen receptors of cancer cells (bottom center). On the silhouette a mammary gland with the axillary ganglia which relate to it. A first zoom starts from this gland to show the anatomical structure of the mammary gland with a main galactophore channel receiving the lobules, themselves made up of acinus. An enlarged acinus is seen in section. A cancerous tumor is located on the main milk duct. In the foreground, zoom of a blood vessel surrounding cancer cells seen in section the tumor with its numerous vessels in the background. The HER2 receptor (green), EGFR (pink) and the estrogen receptor (orange) are present on the cancer cell whose nucleus is cut to show the mitotic spindle. A strand of DNA in the replication phase is extracted from a chromosome.

Female muscles, computer artwork.

Bladder as a normal and overactive urinary organ comparison representing the involuntary loss of urine concept as a healthy and unhealthy condition with 3D illustration elements.

Testes, illustration

Illustration of a hysterectomy through the abdomen, with a low suprapubic median abdominal incision, known as the Pfannenstiel incision.

Anatomy of human ear.

A blood clot in a vein, or venous thrombus, is the clumping of blood in vessels that bring blood back to the heart. 3D rendering. A blood clot in a vein, or venous thrombus, is the clumping of blood in vessels that bring blood back to the heart.

Urinary bladder, illustration

The last two sections of the large intestine, or colon, are the sigmoid colon and rectum. 3D rendering. The last two sections of the large intestine, or colon, are the sigmoid colon and rectum.

As the heart beats, it pumps blood through a system of blood vessels, called the circulatory system. The vessels are elastic, muscular tubes that carry blood to every part of the body. 3D illustration. Heartwork system. Pumps Blood Through The Human Body

The Adrenal Gland Cross Section 3D rendering. The Adrenal Gland Cross Section

Illustration of an artificial heart valve

Gallbladder, illustration

Asthma bronchial tube constricted breathing problem concept caused by respiratory muscle tightening and swelling of air passage with 3D illustration elements.

For the following reasons, adult stem cells may eventually prove to be better for cell therapy than embryonic stem cells: their greater availability in adult tissue, the absence of immune-response rejection, their decreased disposition for tumors. Removed from the patient, stem cells can be cultured and multiplied to attain a quantity that is sufficient to treat sickness or injuries. Here, culture of muscle stem cells to be transplanted to the cardiac muscle.

Scapula

Human leg arteries, computer illustration.

Illustration of female breast anatomy.

Embryo Development (Week 5)

Blood pressure and circulatory system.

Illustration of a healthy bronchus, the terminal section near the pulmonary alveoli.

Human Urinary System Kidneys with Bladder Anatomy 3D Illustration Concept of Human Urinary System Kidneys with Bladder Anatomy Copyright: xZoonar.com/magicminex 21258777

Illustration of the second phase of malaria transmission from one organism to another. The parasites (merozoites) move through blood vessels to the lungs where immune surveillance is lower and blood flow slower. They break out of their envelope (made by the liver). They penetrate red blood cells, ultra rapid transporters that allow them to avoid the filtering spleen. They proliferate in their shelter until, after 48h, they blow up the cell membrane, spread through the blood and quickly parasite other red blood cells to proliferate once more. An immune reaction starts up and the infected person has a high temperature. After a few cycles, the person is tired as the red blood cells no longer carry enough oxygen. Cell residue stuck to blood vessel lining risks blocking the vessels and producing a coma, or even killing the infected person. With each cycle, some merozoites change into asexual male or female gametes who cling to the lining of blood vessels close to the skin and wait for the r

Human penis, computer artwork.

Illustration of an atheromatous plaque, fatty build up (yellow) in a medium caliber artery. The plaque slows blood flow, which can cause cardio-vascular complications depending on the location of the plaque. The illustration shows the various layers in the artery. From outside to inside: -the tunica externa or adventitia (two types of tissue, connective and muscular) -the tunica media (two types of tissue, external elastic membrane and smooth muscle) -the tunica intima (three types of tissue, internal elastic membrane, connective tissue and endothelium, single layer of cells around the arterys lumen.) It is in this internal epithelial layer that the artheromatous plaque forms.

Human artery, cut-away computer artwork.

Human vein, cut-away computer artwork.

The urinary bladder is a muscular, pouch-like organ of the urinary system. 3D rendering. The urinary bladder is a muscular, pouch-like organ of the urinary system.

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