Medical stuff ; specially kids deseases and special medical conditions.
Basic explanations
some theories
pictures
general disorders
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Based on the MRI, the patient was diagnosed with obstructive hydrocephalus, the magnetic resonance imaging scans, show enlargement of the third and lateral ventricles secondary to multiple posterior fossa metastases, which are narrowing the cerebral aqueduct, the fourth ventricle, and the fourth ventricular outflow tract, supratentorial metastasis is also noted, an MRI of the brain also shows multiple metastases, including a posterior fossa lesion causing obstructive hydrocephalus
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Finished as in no longer working on it yaaa
I’m glad I got this angle I really enjoyed it
It’s too bad I don’t get any more time though!!
Virginia told me to tag these as scientific illustration so plz dont kick me out
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Sutures following tattoo excision surgery
Full set on my Blogspot
Here’s a pretty quick sketch I recently did comparing the lynganeal nerve in humans and giraffes. I have a few more sketches to take care of and then I’ll hopefully have some Mandarin Ducks in progress this weekend. :)
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Bone neoplasms of the skull and spinal stenosis.
Chazal, Antoine Toussaint de, 1793-1854
Lithography, with hand-colouring
From: Anatomie pathologique du corps humain, 1829-1835
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Fronto-parietal cortical involvement in generalized tonic-clonic seizures, imaged by single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT). Red represents relative increases in ictal compared to interictal CBF on SPECT scans, and green represents decreases. Despite the clinically generalized convulsions, focal relative signal increases are present in higher-order frontal and parietal association cortex, while many other brain regions are relatively spared.
A red velvet brain cake for a wedding of two brain surgeon’s by cake artist Karen Portaleo
Sub-luxed mature cataract into anterior chamber
Photo credit: Dr. Philip Sidrian
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Band keratopathy involving the interpalpebral cornea in a patient with pauciarticular juvenile idiopathic arthritis and chronic anterior uveitis.
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