Axillary Collection

Cyathelia axillaris coral (Axillary madrepore, Madrepora axillaris). Illustration drawn and engraved by Richard Polydore Nodder

Armpit muscles, 1831 artwork
Armpit muscles. Muscle connections in the second layer of the armpit. This anatomical artwork is plate 110 from volume 2 (1831) of Traite complet de l anatomie de l homme (1831-1854)

Anatomy of superficial (surface) lymphatics

Neck and head arteries, MRA scan C016 / 6449
Neck and head arteries. Coloured magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) scan of a normal carotid system of a 36 year old patient

Arm anatomy, historical artwork. 19th Century hand coloured lithographic print showing the arteries (red), tendons (white) and muscle structure (brown) of the human upper limbs. Fig

Pagellus Owenii, or Spanish Bream
Pagellus Owenii (or Pagellus acarne), also known as Spanish Bream and Axillary Bream. Date: 1862

Medical illustration of female lymphatic system with heart at center, front view

Female body in dynamic posture with lymphatic system superimposed
Human female body in dynamic posture with full lymphatic system superimposed

Medical illustration of female circulatory system with heart and veins
Medical illustration of full female skeleton standing against white background, three dimensional view

Left armpit nerve plexus, artwork C016 / 6812
Left armpit nerve plexus. Artwork of the nerves (yellow), arteries (red), muscles (red-brown) and bones (light brown) of the left armpit, seen from the front

Right armpit nerve plexus, artwork C016 / 6813
Right armpit nerve plexus. Artwork of the nerves (yellow), arteries (red), muscles (red-brown) and bones (light brown) of the right armpit, seen from the front

Vascular anatomy, historical artwork. 19th Century hand coloured lithographic print showing the arteries (red) and muscle structure (brown) of the human neck and chest

Human arteries, 19th Century illustration. Historical hand coloured lithographic print showing the arteries (red) and muscle structure (brown) of the human torso

Hydrilla bud, light micrograph
Hydrilla bud. Light micrograph of a longitudinal section through an axillary bud on a Hydrilla plant, showing its internal structure

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"Exploring the Intricacies of Axillary: From Coral to Anatomy" Discover the fascinating world of axillary, where we delve into various aspects that make this term truly captivating. Starting with Cyathelia axillaris coral, a stunning species known for its vibrant colors and intricate patterns. Marvel at its beauty as it thrives in underwater ecosystems, showcasing nature's artistry. Moving on to Pagellus Owenii, or Spanish Bream, a fish species that inhabits coastal waters. Learn about its characteristics and role within marine ecosystems, highlighting the diversity of life beneath the waves. Delve into the anatomy of superficial (surface) lymphatics, understanding how these vessels play a crucial role in our immune system. Explore their intricate network throughout our bodies and uncover their vital functions. Take a step back in time with an 1831 artwork depicting armpit muscles. Witness how artists from centuries ago captured human anatomy with remarkable precision and detail. Next up is a medical illustration showcasing the female lymphatic system alongside the heart. Gain insights into this complex system responsible for maintaining fluid balance and defending against infections. Continuing our journey through medical illustrations, explore the male lymphatic system intertwined with reproductive organs. Understand how these systems work together to ensure overall health and well-being. Dive deeper into blood pressure and circulatory systems' intricacies – essential components ensuring proper oxygenation throughout our bodies. Uncover their mechanisms while appreciating their significance in sustaining life itself. Witness dynamic posture come alive as we superimpose the lymphatic system onto a female body image – capturing both gracefulness and inner workings simultaneously. Returning once again to blood pressure and circulatory systems' exploration; marvel at another medical illustration portraying veins alongside a beating heart within the female circulatory system – an awe-inspiring display of interconnectedness within us all. Conclude your journey by exploring neck and head arteries through an MRA scan C016 / 6449.