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Buy Lungs, 3D MRI scan

Buy Lungs, 3D MRI scan

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Buy Multiple sclerosis

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Buy Kidney stone crystals, SEM

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Lungs, 3D MRI scan

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Multiple sclerosis

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Kidney stone crystals, SEM

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Scarring caused by self harm

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Buy Col. MRI scan of a brain with multiple sclerosis

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Used dental floss, SEM

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Bladder infection

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Kidney stone crystals, SEM

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Col. MRI scan of a brain with multiple sclerosis

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$Broken leg. Broken leg. X-ray showing multiple fractures (centre left) to the lower leg. Both the tibia (the thicker bone, foreground) and the fibula have been broken. Fractures are usually caused by a severe force, such as a fall or a car accident. In most cases a fracture is repaired by a surgical operation performed under anaesthesia. The bone ends are realigned and immobilized, sometimes with metal pins or plates, to allow the broken pieces to reunite firmly. In an adult a weight-bearing bone such as the tibia may take up to six months to knit together completely. Also seen in the image are the bones of the foot at bottom centre.$

$Broken leg. Broken leg. X-ray showing multiple fractures (centre left) to the lower leg. Both the tibia (the thicker bone, foreground) and the fibula have been broken. Fractures are usually caused by a severe force, such as a fall or a car accident. In most cases a fracture is repaired by a surgical operation performed under anaesthesia. The bone ends are realigned and immobilized, sometimes with metal pins or plates, to allow the broken pieces to reunite firmly. In an adult a weight-bearing bone such as the tibia may take up to six months to knit together completely. Also seen in the image are the bones of the foot at bottom centre.$ #media dmcs-1103130

Buy Colour blindness test

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Buy Feet, CT scan

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Buy Medical Fund Dispensary Waiting Room, Milton Road, 1920

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Broken leg

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Colour blindness test

from £9.78

Feet, CT scan

from £9.78

Medical Fund Dispensary Waiting Room, Milton Road, 1920

from £2.93

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