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Items tagged “anatomy”

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    • Greater superfical petrosal nerve
    • Thoracic aorta - variants

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    • Femur: anterior view
      ID: 7555 Femur: osseous anatomy Dr Frank Gaillard - 9 Nov 2009 Femur
    • Glenoid
      ID: 8751 Glenoid - anatomy illustration Dr Frank Gaillard - 27 Feb 2010 Lateral view of the glenoid demonstrating insertion of the biceps tendon...
    • FIESTA sagittal
      ID: 2621 IAM content Dr Frank Gaillard - 7 May 2008 Hi-res T2 (FIESTA) sequence demonstrating the content of the Internal ac...
    • Koi fish head MRI
      ID: 7833 Koi fish head MRI Vet Juan M. Grinan - 16 Dec 2009
    • Macaw MRI 3D reconstruction images
      ID: 7829 Macaw MRI 3D reconstruction images Vet Juan M. Grinan - 15 Dec 2009
    • Normal
      ID: 2580 Normal Aortic Arch (diagram) Dr Frank Gaillard - 7 May 2008 Normal arrangement of vessels originating from the aortic arch.

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