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Blausen.com staff (29 August 2014). "Medical gallery of Blausen Medical 2014". WikiJournal of Medicine 1 (2). doi:10.15347/WJM/2014.010. Wikidata Q44276831. ISSN 2002-4436. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiversity/en/8/82/Medical_gallery_of_Blausen_Medical_2014.pdf. 

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Abstract

This is a gallery of images contributed to Wikimedia projects by Blausen Medical by 2014.

Cardiology

Cardiac anatomy

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  Heart valves.
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  Heart location
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  Thoracic cavity.
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  Heart anatomy
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  Heart valves during contraction of the ventricles.
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  Posterior view of the heart
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  Circulatory system through the heart.
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  Posterior view of coronary circulation.
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  Layers of the walls of the heart.

Cardiac diseases

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  Patent ductus arteriosus.
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  Mitral valve regurgitation and stenosis.
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  Atrial septal defect.
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  Aortic valve regurgitation
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  Atherosclerotic plaque of a coronary artery.
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  Coronary artery disease.
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  Angina pectoris.
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  Normal heart versus one with dilated cardiomyopathy
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  Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
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  Hemopericardium
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  Fainting from bradycardia.
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  Coarctation of the aorta.

Cardiac interventions

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  Placement of a pacemaker.
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  Correction of an atrial septal defect using a patch.
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  Correction of an atrial septal defect using a percutaneous device.
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  A coronary stent placed by percutaneous coronary intervention.
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  The setting of cardioversion
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  Endarterectomy.
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  Enhanced external counterpulsation.
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  Artificial heart valve of St. Francis model
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  Arterial switch procedure to correct dextro-Transposition of the great arteries.
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  Coronary thrombectomy by AngioJet technique.
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  Coronary artery bypass surgery.
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  Coronary artery bypass surgery types.
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  Single coronary artery bypass.
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  Double coronary artery bypass.
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  Triple coronary artery bypass.
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  Quadruple coronary artery bypass.
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  Implantable cardioverter-defibrillator.
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  Electrocardiography.

Other circulatory

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  Peripheral artery disease.
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  Normal artery vs. one with atherosclerotic plaque and blood clot.
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  Blood clot.
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  Blood clot motion.
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  Deep vein thrombosis.
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  Arteriovenous fistula.
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  Arteriovenous graft for hemodialysis.
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  Veins of the leg.
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  Arteries of the leg.
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  Hypertension.
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  Carotid arteries.
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  Carotid artery stenosis.
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  Arterial wall.
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  Artery.
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  A red blood cell in an isotonic solution.
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  A red blood cell in a hypotonic solution.
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  A red blood cell in a hypertonic solution.
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  Bag of packed red blood cells.
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  Cell types of blood.
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  Non-tunneled central venous catheter.
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  Hemodialysis.
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  T cell.
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  B cell.
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  Blood pressure flow.
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  Blood transfusion
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  Abdominal aortic aneurysm.
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  White blood cells.
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  Red blood cells.
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  Platelets.
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  Neutrophil granulocyte.
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  Monocyte.
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  Eosinophil granulocyte.
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  Basophil granulocyte.
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  Lymphatic system.

Gastrointestinal

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  Digestive system.
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  Anatomy of the pancreas.
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  Anatomy of the mouth.
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  Types of colostomy.
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  Location of the liver.
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  Throat.
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  Tonsils and adenoid.
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  Salivary glands.
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  Gastrointestinal system.
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  Gallbladder, liver and pancreas
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  Tooth decay.
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  Vertical banded gastroplasty surgery.
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  Small intestine anatomy
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  Roux-en-Y anastomosis.
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  Endodontic therapy of a root canal.
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  Pancreas anatomy
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  Pancreatic tissue
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  Large intestine.
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  Large intestine.
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  Adjustable gastric banding
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  Appendix in a child.
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  Hemorrhoids.

Neurology

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  Brain structures.
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  Brain stem anatomy.
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  Layers of the scalp.
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  Regions of the cerebral cortex.
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  Primary motor, somatosensory, auditory and visual cortex.
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  Basal ganglia.
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  Acoustic neuroma.
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  Acoustic neuroma.
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  Limbic system.
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  Hypothalamus location.
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  Ventricular system.
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  Cerebral hemispheres
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  Brain lobes.
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  Anatomical planes of the brain.
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  Dura mater of the spine.
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  Action potential.
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  Types of neuroglia cells.
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  Synapse types.
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  Nervous tissue.
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  Cranial nerves.
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  Innervation of the parasympathetic system.
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  Innervation of the sympathetic system.
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  Parkinson's disease.
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  Lumbar puncture.
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  Spinal stenosis.
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  Carpal tunnel syndrome.
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  Arachnoiditis.

Vertebral

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  Normal vertebral column.
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  Facet joints.
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  Cervical spine.
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  Lumbar spine.
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  Lumbar puncture.
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  Lumbar disc herniation
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  Harrington rods
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  Discectomy.
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  Compression fracture.
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  Ankylosing spondylitis.
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  Facet joint injection.
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  Epidural steroid injection.
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  Spinal disc herniation.
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  Scoliosis.

Obstetrics and gynecology

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  Artificial insemination.
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  Laparoscopy.
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  Pregnancy.
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  Placental abruption.
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  Pelvic inflammatory disease.
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  Mammography.
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  Intrauterine device.
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  In vitro fertilization (IVF) with intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI).
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  Breast reconstruction using a tissue expander.
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  Breast reconstruction using a prosthesis.
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  Breast reconstruction using autologous tissue (TRAM).
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  Post-operative state after breast reconstruction using autologous tissue (TRAM).
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  Fertilization.
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  Female reproductive system.
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  Female reproductive system.
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  Episiotomy.
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  Endometriosis.
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  Caesarean section.
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  Contraceptive patch.
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  Correct latch-on in breastfeeding.

Dermatology

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  Free nerve endings of the skin.
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  Hair follicle.
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  Epidermis.
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  Sebaceous gland states.
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  Tactile corpuscle.
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  Anatomy of the skin.
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  Tactile mechanoreceptors of the skin.
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  Ruffini corpuscle.
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  Hair plexus.
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  Merkel cell.
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  Lamellar corpuscle.
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  Free nerve endings.
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  Location of the melanocyte.
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  Blood supply of the dermis.
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  Epithelium classification.
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  Rash of Lyme disease.
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  Anaphylaxis.

Endocrine

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  Endocrine system.
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  Endocrine system in the male
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  Blood glucose meter.
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  Usage of a blood glucose meter
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  Forms of medical cannabis.
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  Insulin pen and syringe.
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  Priming an insulin pen.
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  Glucose.
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  Diabetic retinopathy.
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  Diabetic neuropathy.
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  Diabetic nephropathy.
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  Lauric acid, a fatty acid.
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  Goiter.
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  Parathyroid adenoma.
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  Hyperglycemia.

Respiratory

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  Respiratory system.
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  Upper respiratory tract.
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  Anatomy of the tonsils and throat.
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  Anatomy of the trachea.
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  Pseudostratified columnar epithelium in the respiratory tract.
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  Respiratory epithelium.
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  Sinuitis.
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  Pneumothorax.
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  Normal airway versus airway with bronchoconstriction
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  Allergic rhinitis.

Diseases

Diseases not primarily belong in any of sections above.

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  Blue baby syndrome.
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  Angioedema.
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  Allergic contact dermatitis
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  Allergic conjunctivitis.
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  An abscess in the dermis.
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  Kidney stones.
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  Inguinal hernia.
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  Karyotyoe in Down syndrome.
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  Cystic fibrosis.
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  Osteoporosis.
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  Bunion.
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  Deer ticks

Other anatomy

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  Landmarks of surface anatomy, anterior view.
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  Landmarks of surface anatomy, posterior view.
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  Anatomical terms of location.
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  Abdominal quadrants
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  9-region scheme of the abdomen.
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  Distribution forces of the femur.
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  Skeletal anatomys of the hand.
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  Skeletal anatomys of the foot.
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  Facial bones
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  Nail.
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  Kidney anatomy.
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  Anatomy of the knee, viewed from the side.
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  Anatomy of the knee, viewed from front.
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  Bones of the leg.
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  Skeletal muscle.
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  Tooth anatomy
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  Eye.
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  Eye.
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  Anterior eye.
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  Ear.
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  Middle ear.
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  Inner ear.
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  Shoulder joint.
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  Pelvis.
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  Sacroiliac joint.
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  Anatomy of a long bone.
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  Humerus.
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  Femur.
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  Axial skeleton.
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  Appendicular skeleton.

Cell biology

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  Cell anatomy
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  Sodium-potassium pump and resting potential,
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  Adipose tissue.
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  Golgi apparatus.
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  Endoplasmic reticulum.
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  Centrioles.
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  Cell nucleus.
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  Mitochondria.

Biochemistry

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  Pyrimidine-derived nucleobases.
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  Purine-derived nucleobases.
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  DNA molecule.
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  DNA molecule.
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  Passive transport by diffusion across a cell membrane.
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  Facilitated diffusion.
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  Sodium-potassium pump.
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  Ligand-gated ion channel.
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  RNA molecule.

Interventions

Treatments, diagnostic tools and other interventions not already primarily belong to any of the sections above.

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  Bone densitometry scan.
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  Artificial urinary sphincter.
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  Ankle stirrup splint.
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  Abdominal paracentesis.
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  Stapled hemorrhoidopexy.
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  Bone grafting using an autograft.
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  Cochlear implant.
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  Blepharoplasty.
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  Continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis.

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