Vertebrae Collection (page 3)

Anterior view of human pelvis

Transparent view of human body showing skeleton, kidney and nervous system
Transparent rear view of human body showing skeleton, kidney and nervous system

Three dimensional view of female upper back and skeletal system

Back view of human skeleton with nervous system, arteries and veins

Three dimensional view of female skeletal system

X-ray view of human skeleton with liver

Human body with nervous system, lymphatic system and circulatory system
Transparent human body with internal organs, nervous system, lymphatic system and circulatory system

Three dimensional view of human pelvic bones

Three dimensional view of female urinary system, profile view

Conceptual image of human skeletal system

Medical chart showing the range of injuries to the human neck caused by whiplash

Human skeleton showing kidney, stomach and intestines
Human skeleton showing kidney, stomach, intestines and nervous system

Cross section illustration of human pelvis anatomy and male bladder

Cutaway view of human skull showing brain details, side view

Rear view of human body showing spinal cord and scapula

Human skeleton showing kidneys and nervous system

Perspective view of human skeletal system

Conceptual image of human rib cage and spinal cord with skull

X-ray view of human body showing skeletal bones in the arm and hand

Back view of female body with skeletal system superimposed

Three dimensional view of female spine and skeletal system

Dimetrodon was an extinct genus of synapsid from th Early Permian period
Dimetrodon was an extinct genus of synapsid that lived during the Early Permian, around 295a'272 million years ago

Transparent view of human torso showing liver

X-ray view of female upper body showing rib cage, spine and skull

Three dimensional view of female rib cage and skeletal system

X-ray view of female body showing skeletal system

Medical illustration of human brain and brain stem, perspective view

Anatomy of female hips and pelvic bones

Dimetrodon, an apex predator during the Early Permian period of time

Dimetrodon, a synapsid that was an apex pradator

Picture No. 10739577
Osteopath working on horses's neck vertebrae. Date:

Picture No. 10875834
Human skeleton - body structure - skull and Vertebrae side view Date:

Illustration of human bones, vertebrae articulations
Medicine: Human anatomy, bones. Vertebrae articulations. Drawing

Illustration of vertebral column and its possible movements
Medicine: Human anatomy, vertebral column and its possible movements. Drawing

Skeleton of a Starling (Sturnidae), side view

Skeleton of Guinea Pig (Cavia porcellus), side view

Old indeterminate Barosaur bone

Barosaurus: Old looking piece of dinosaur backbone

Single back fossilised vertebra of a Barosaurus

Human neck musculature, artwork F007 / 1906
Human neck musculature, computer artwork

Female skeleton, artwork F007 / 2210
Female skeleton, computer artwork

Human skeleton, artwork F007 / 1742
Human skeleton, computer artwork

Hip pain, artwork F007 / 0969
Hip pain, computer artwork

Human musculature, artwork F007 / 1619
Human musculature, computer artwork

Human pelvic bones, artwork F007 / 2202
Human pelvic bones, computer artwork

Human musculature, artwork F007 / 1089
Human musculature, computer artwork

Human skeleton, artwork F007 / 1408
Human skeleton, computer artwork

Human musculature, artwork F007 / 1631
Human musculature, computer artwork

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"Unlocking the Secrets of Vertebrae: Exploring Chakras and the Nervous System" Delve into the intricate world of vertebrae, where chakras and the nervous system intertwine like a beautifully orchestrated symphony. A diagram showcasing the human brain and spinal column reveals the remarkable connection between our thoughts and physical well-being. With a camera in hand, capture an X-ray image that unveils both the fragility and strength of our vertebral structure. The upper body skeleton depicted in computer artwork serves as a reminder of how these bones provide support for every movement we make. Observe a normal neck through an X-ray lens, appreciating its graceful alignment that allows us to turn our heads with ease. An X-ray image displaying a normal spine showcases its incredible flexibility while maintaining stability throughout our lives. Through captivating artwork, explore the complexity of human arm musculature intertwined with vertebrae – truly a marvel of nature's design (F007 / 1810). Even animals possess this fascinating skeletal structure; admire a dog skeleton captured in detailed artwork (F006 / 2267). Witness spine repair in action as workers diligently restore damaged vertebrae – highlighting humanity's dedication to healing (F007 / 9907). Plate 19 from Mantell's Geology of Sussex offers insight into how geological forces have shaped even our own vertebral history. A colored X-ray provides a side view glimpse into the delicate intricacies within one's neck – reminding us to cherish this vital part of ourselves. Sometimes, challenges arise such as slipped discs - but modern medicine continues to innovate ways to heal and alleviate discomfort. Intriguingly complex yet undeniably essential, vertebrae serve as both guardians protecting our nervous system and conduits connecting mind and body.