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This man suffers from Parkinson's disease (involuntary swaying and trembling of the limbs). But thanks to Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) - these symptoms of the disease go away. Follow us 🅰 ANATOMY

Flushing a huge wax plug out of your ear. Follow us 🅰 ANATOMY

Facial nerve paralysis. Neuritis is a sudden condition characterised by muscle spasm including, most often the phenomenon is short-lived and goes away on its own. In a couple of minutes, hours tops. Follow us 🅰 ANATOMY

Surgeons honing their skills on a grape. Very painstaking and delicate work 🍇 Follow us 🅰 ANATOMY

Cardiac ectopia is a congenital condition characterised by an abnormal position of the heart - outside the chest: most commonly in the cleft of the chest, less commonly in the abdomen or neck. Follow us 🅰 ANATOMY

Photo from the operating theatre where a man's life was fought for Follow us 🅰 ANATOMY

Until the mid-19th century, real human teeth were used to make dentures ... Follow us 🅰 ANATOMY

Mitosis - division of a cell to form two similar, genetically identical cells. It is the main instrument of life of any organism. Growth, development, cell movement, cell regeneration - all this is possible thanks to mitosis. Follow us 🅰 ANATOMY

Intraoperative view of multiple gastric foreign body retrieval. Follow us 🅰 ANATOMY

Amazing labyrinths inside our bones. Just inside these caverns is where the "production" of our blood cells takes place. This process is called haemopoiesis and it has two branches: Myelopoiesis - through it red blood cells, granulocytes, monocytes and platelets are formed. Lymphopoiesis - it forms lymphocytes and plasmocytes. Follow us 🅰 ANATOMY