Radiograph Collection (page 6)

Gorilla skull (Gorilla). Side view X-ray showing the cranium, eye socket, nasal area and jawbone

Skeleton lifting a box incorrectly. Side view X- ray. This image shows the incorrect method of lifting heavy objects using the lower back muscles with the spine bent

Monkey skull, X-ray
Monkey skull. X-ray image of the skull of a monkey (species unknown). Elongated front teeth (canines) are found in many monkey species, often in males only

Babys skull. Side view X-ray showing the cranium, eye socket, nasal area and mouth. For an X-ray of an adult human skull see image P120/222 and for an X-ray of a childs skull see image P120/224

Normal chest, coloured x-ray C013 / 5283
False-colour normal chest x-ray, showing a womans healthy lungs, elongated heart and the aortic arch. The lungs (yellow-orange areas to the left and right of the central spinal column)

Normal chest coloured x-ray C013 / 5280
False-colour normal chest x-ray, side view, showing a womans healthy lungs (yellow-orange areas to the right of the spinal column)

Earthworms in a can, X-ray
Earthworms (Lumbricus sp.) spilling out of a tin can, coloured X-ray

Angel wing shell, X-ray
Angel wing shell (Cyrtopleura costata), coloured X-ray. The angel wing is a bivalve marine mollusc. It burrows into coastal sands and feeds on algae through a siphon

Starfish and abalone, X-ray
Starfish and abalone. Coloured X-ray of a starfish (class Asteroidea) and an abalone (Haliotis sp.). A starfish typically has 5 arms radiating outward from a central disc

Queen scallop shell, X-ray
Queen scallop shell (Chlamys delicatula), coloured X-ray. The queen scallop is a coldwater, bivalve marine mollusc of sub-Antarctic waters

Swallow, X-ray
Swallow. Coloured X-ray of a swallow (family Hirundidae). The swallow spends much of its time on the wing, and it is well adapted for energy- efficient flight; its hollow bones

Gorilla skull, X-ray
Gorilla skull. Coloured X-ray of a front view of the skull of a male gorilla (Gorilla gorilla). The gorilla is the largest living primate

Seahorses, X-ray
Seahorses, historical X-ray. Some of the seahorses (Hippocampus sp.) are long dead, and have been dried. These appear hollow

Seahorse, X-ray
Seahorse. Coloured X-ray of the external bony skeleton of a seahorse (Hippocampus sp.). The gill cavity is seen behind the eye

Diagnostic imaging. Conceptual computer artwork of a human figure with an exposed X-ray plate over his arm and ribcage. This may represent diagnostic medical imaging

Healthy lung, X-ray
Healthy lung. Coloured X-ray of a healthy human lung. The spine runs vertically down far left. The ribs curve across the chest and protect the lungs. The upper arm bone (humerus) is at right

Large intestine, X-ray
Large intestine. Coloured barium X-ray of a section of a healthy large intestine (pink/yellow), the final section of the digestive tract

Lung bronchogram, coloured X-ray
Healthy lung. Coloured bronchogram x-ray of a side (lateral) view of a healthy human lung. The vertebrae of the spinal column are seen at left

Lungs and heart, X-ray
Lungs and heart, coloured chest X-ray. The lungs and heart are enclosed and protected by the ribs (horizontal bars) which meet at the breastbone, or sternum (down centre)

Hip bones, X-ray
Hip joints. Coloured X-ray of a womans groin and upper legs, revealing the bones that form her hip joints. The left hip (identical to the right one) is at upper left in this rear view

Skeleton stretching. Coloured side view X-ray of a human skeleton performing stretching exercises on an exercise mat

Coccyx and lower back, X-ray
Coccyx and lower back. Coloured X-ray of a side view of the coccyx and lower back of a healthy adult man. The front of the body is at right

Skeleton lifting a box correctly. Side view X- ray. This image shows the correct method of lifting heavy objects using the leg muscles in a crouched position with the spine straight

Neck and skull, X-ray
Neck and skull. Coloured X-ray of a normal human neck (lower centre) and part of the skull (upper centre). The neck joins the head to the body

Knee joint, X-ray
Knee joint. Coloured X-ray of the healthy knee joint of a 15-year-old girl. The knee joint is composed of three bones; the femur (thigh bone, upper frame), the tibia (shin bone)

Flying skeleton, computer enhanced X-ray

Calculator, simulated X-ray
Calculator. Simulated X-ray of a calculator

CD drive, simulated X-ray
CD drive. Simulated X-ray of a compact disc (CD) drive from a computer. A disc is in the sliding tray at bottom. This will retract into the machine

Computer keyboard, simulated X-ray
Computer keyboard. Simulated X-ray of a keyboard for a personal computer (PC). The keyboard connects to a computer (not seen) by the lead at upper right

Computer hard disk, simulated X-ray
Hard disk. Simulated X-ray of a hard disk memory mechanism from a computer. This consists of a read/write head (pointed, black) on a rigid hard disk (upper centre)

Purse, simulated X-ray
Purse. Simulated X-ray of a purse containing British pound sterling currency. The ten pound note bears an image of Queen Elizabeth II

CD drive, coloured X-ray
CD drive. Coloured X-ray of a compact disc (CD) drive from a computer. A disc is in the sliding tray at bottom. This will retract into the machine

Computer, simulated X-ray
Computer. Simulated X-ray of a vertical processing unit of a computer. The front of the unit (right) contains removable disc drives for data storage

Mobile phone X-ray with a coloured map of the British Isles superimposed. This conceptual image could represent regional variation in patterns of mobile phone usage or network coverage

Neonatal infant, X-ray
Neonatal infant. Coloured X-ray of a one month old baby. The babys spine (down centre), heart (pink, upper centre) and ribs (upper left and right) are seen. Various life support devices are visible

Dental X-ray
MODEL RELEASED. Dental X-ray. Dentist looking at an X-ray of a patients teeth. This is a panoramic wraparound X-ray that shows all the teeth of both the upper and lower jaw

Blocked Fallopian tubes, X-ray
Blocked Fallopian tubes. Coloured X-ray of a womans reproductive system, with her uterus (green) and blocked Fallopian tubes (oviducts, yellow)

Double hip replacement, X-ray
Double hip replacement. Coloured X-ray of a female patients hips with two prosthetic hip implants (white). Each implant is embedded in a hole drilled into its femur (thigh bone)

Heart pacemaker, X-ray
Heart pacemaker. Coloured chest X-ray showing a surgically-implanted heart pacemaker (red, centre right). The pacemaker supplies electrical impulses along leads (running to lower centre)

Spondylitis, X-ray
Spondylitis. Coloured X-ray of the lower spine and pelvis of a patient with spondylitis, an inflammation of the synovial joints of the backbone

Sarcoidosis of the lungs, X-ray
Sarcoidosis. Frontal coloured chest X-ray of the lungs of a patient with pulmonary sarcoidosis. Affected lung tissue shows up as red patches

Thalassaemia, X-ray
Thalassaemia. Coloured hand X-ray of a patient with thalassaemia, also known as Cooleys anaemia. The bones of the hand show demineralization (lighter patches)

Swallowed coin, X-ray
Swallowed coin. Coloured X-ray of a coin (orange) in a childs oesophagus. The heart (blue, centre), ribcage (upper centre) and abdominal region (blue, lower centre) are all seen

Lung scarring from tuberculosis, X-ray
Tuberculosis lung scarring. Coloured chest X-ray showing scarring (green) of the lungs after a case of chronic tuberculosis (TB). The heart (red) is also seen

Lungs, X-ray

Brain haemorrhage, CT scan

Diverticular disease, X-ray
Diverticular disease, coloured X-ray. This illness is also known as diverticulitis or CDD (colonic diverticular disease). This is a double-contrast X-ray

Paranasal sinuses, X-ray
Paranasal sinuses. Coloured X-ray of a sagittal section through a human skull. The skull has been sliced in half down the centre and the regions of the paranasal sinuses coloured

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