Can be used in therapy practices or college anatomy class to teach clients or study what's happening in parts of the brain during stress, anxiety, panic, emotions, memories, etc ...

These sutures allow the skull to be squashed slightly as babies travel down the birth canal and enable the head to grow normally in the first years of life. Craniosynostosis occurs when one or ...

Near the entrance was a shattered human skull labeled “Effects of Canister Shot in the Civil War,” followed by more displays from that war: prosthetic eyes, a photograph of stacked amputated ...

“Nopcsa was asking questions nobody else was asking,” says David Weishampel, a paleontologist at the Center for Functional Anatomy and ... an unusual-looking skull, and she brought it to ...

The spaces between the bones of a typical baby’s skull are filled with a flexible material called sutures. These sutures allow the skull to grow as the baby’s brain grows. Around age two, a child’s ...

Some 150,000 artificial joints go into Australians’ bodies every year. But they’re no easy fix. What’s it like to get a new ...

A CEREMONY to repatriate the skull of a young Tasmanian man which was purchased by ... It was kept by the university, initially as part of its comparative anatomy collection, and latterly its human ...

The recurrent laryngeal nerve (RLN) anatomy is designed to supply function to most muscles ... The vagus emerges from the brain, exits the skull, then runs down your neck along the carotid arteries.

The radiofrequency (rf) pulses were applied using a standard transmit/receive (Tx/Rx) volume coil (72 mm I.d.), actively decoupled from the four-channel Bruker quadrature receive coil positioned over ...