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Knee Arthroscopy - Intraoperative view of arthroscope and shaver inserted into knee joint, with instrument debriding medial meniscus.
Chest Tube Placement - Technique for placing a thoracostomy tube at the fifth intercostal space.
Open Reduction and Internal Fixation of Fibula Fracture - Intraoperative view of instrument securing tubular plate to fibula, and postoperative view.
Open Wound Injury and Skin Graft Repair - Purulent open wound, harvesting of split-thickness skin graft, and stapling of graft onto forearm.
Trigger Point Injections - Common trigger point areas and technique for inserting needle.
Epidural Steroid Injection - Epidural steroid needle inserted at C4-5 to reduce pain from arms.
Foley Catheter Placement - Anterior and sagittal views of Foley catheter inserted into bladder through penis.
Intravenous Catheter Placement - Orientation view with veins leading to heart, and enlarged view of catheter introduced into femoral vein.
Endotracheal Intubation - Lateral view of endotracheal tube advanced through vocal cords, and anterior views of proper position of tube with cuff inflated.
Lateral Brain Anatomy - Left lateral view of normal brain with labels of various poles, gyri, and sulci (pole, gyrus, and sulcus).
Lobes of the Brain - Top view of brain showing frontal sulcus and gyrus, central sulcus, longitudinal fissure, and lunate sulcus.
Brain Anatomy - Lateral, sagittal, superior and inferior views of the brain with surface anatomy labeled.
Lateral Brain Function - Left lateral view of color coded brain to show functional mental, motor, sensory, auditory, and broca's areas.
Anatomy and Functions of the Brain - Lateral, sagittal, superior, and inferior views of brain with color-coded functional areas.
Lobes of the Brain - Left lateral view of frontal, temporal, parietal, and occiptal lobes color coded with central gyrus and sulcus and cerebellum.
Lobes of the Brain - Multiple views of frontal, temporal, parietal, and occiptal lobes color coded with central gyrus and sulcus and cerebellum.
Dermatomes - Anterior and posterior views of male with skin color coded to show innervation of sensory nerves.
Digestive System - General anatomy including nasopharynx, oropharynx, laryngopharynx, esophagus, trachea, stomach, duodenum, intestines, colon, and rectosigmoid junction and rectum.
Right Knee Anatomy - Shows femur, patella, tibia, conydles, meniscus, tibial plateau, posterior and anterior cruciate ligaments.
Abdominal Anatomy - General anatomy of the abdomen including stomach, duodenum, ileum, jejunum, ascending, transverse and descending colon, sigmoid colon, rectum, liver and gallbladder.
Sagittal View of Pharynx - Shows nasopharynx, oropharynx, laryngopharynx, sphenoidal sinus, throat, nose, mouth, tongue, and airway in generic head.
Normal Anatomy of the Abdomen - Primary digestive organs of the abdomen including stomach, pancreas, portion of large and small intestines, liver retracted to show the gall bladder. Suitable for explaining conditions and/or surgeries affecting the stomach, pancreas, and gall bladder.
Thoracic Outlet Syndrome - Anatomy of the brachial plexus as it passes between the clavicle and the first rib; surgical resection of the first rib to relieve pressure on the inferior trunk of the brachial plexus (thoracic outlet syndrome).
Nerves of the Cauda Equina - Diagram of the cauda equina of the spinal cord showing relation to lamina of the vertebrae, and areas of the lower body supplied by the L2-S5 nerve.
Necrotizing Fasciitis - Three tissue blocks identifying layers of abdominal fascia, path of infection along fascial plane, progression to necrotizing fasciitis.
Avoiding Shoulder Dystocia - Four maneuvers during delivery to avoid shoulder dystocia including hyperflexion of mother's legs (McRobert's maneuver), suprapubic pressure, episiotomy, rotation of posterior shoulder (Woods corkscrew maneuver)
Posterior Wall of Abdomen - Abdominal aorta, vena cava, kidney and adrenals of the posterior wall of the abdomen
Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm - Abdominal aorta with a large aneurysm, vena cava, kidney and adrenals in the posterior wall of the abdomen
Anatomy of the Heart and Thoracic Aorta - Heart and thoracic aorta viewed from the front and the left side
Dissection of the Thoracic Aorta - Normal aorta compared to aortic dissection; Stanford classification of dissection by location in the thoracic aorta
Steps in Cholecystectomy - Four surgical steps in cholecystectomy, removal of the gall bladder.
Normal Anatomy of the Anterior Eye - Front view of the eye, and cross-section view of the cornea, iris and lens. Suitable for explaining pathologies or surgeries of the cornea, iris, or lens.
Steps in ALK Surgery for Hyperopia - Steps in automated lamellar keratoplasty for correction of hyperopia (farsightedness). Includes dye marking the cornea, use of microkeratome to create a flap in the cornea, removal of a thin slice of tissue from the cornea, and replacement of the flap.
Normal Uterus and Intramural Fibroid Tumor - Cross-section of a normal uterus compared to a uterus with a large intramural fibroid tumor with hyaline degeneration.
Healthy Teeth and Gums - Right side of the mouth showing healthy teeth and gums; cross-section of the third molar showing the root and crown of the tooth in detail.
Aortic Dissection - Heart, pericardium, and aorta shown over x-ray, with pleural effusion, aortic perforation, and false and true lumen.
Aortic Dissection - Heart with aortic dissection and vascular relationship to kidneys, with aortic detail of true and false lumen.
Brain Surgery - Hemorrhage in sagittal view with location of tumor indicated in fourth ventricle / cerebellum area.
Correct Artery Harvest Surgery - Proper procedure to harvest internal mammary artery using mammary retractor and Cooley retractor.
Craniotomy - Surgery showing frontal scalp flap, elevation of frontal lobe of brain, removal of bone fragments, and repair with fat graft.
Cushing's Syndrome - Shows Hypothalamic - Pituitary - Adrenal Axis including Cortisol, CRH, ACTH relationship, side effects, and suppression with Prednisone.
Ethmoidectomy - Ethmoidectomy involving aggressive polyp removal resulting in herniation of frontal lobe into ethmoid sinus with Rhintec shaver.
Incorrect Artery Harvest Surgery - Improper procedure to harvest internal mammary artery resulting in pinching of brachial plexus by raising rib cage too high using mammary retractor.
Intramuscular Injection - Improper injection into the muscular bundle resulting in rectus sheath hematoma.
Knee Surgery - Improper knee surgery done with Mitek anchors and resection of rectus femoris tendon resulting in instability of patella.
Marsupialization - Marsupialization of Bartholian gland, located inferior to hymen, to remove abcess with scalpel and reduce swelling.
Normal Anatomy - Normal head anatomy showing brain with dura mater, frontal sinus, ethmoid sinuses, sphenoid sinus, and maxillary sinus.
Pericardial Effusion - Pericardial effusion resulting in pressure on the lungs and empyema and pneumonic infiltrate.
Shoulder Replacement Arthroplasty - Shoulder replacement surgery using a reamer, trial prosthesis, and final prosthesis in relationship to radial nerve, radius, and humerus.
Subarachnoid vs. Subdural Hematoma - Compares subarachnoid and subdural hematomas to show that SAH is bleeding in the brain, ventricles and falx, while SDH is blood under the dura mater and tentorium.
Birth Hypoxia with Brain Edema - Compares normal brain with asphyxia related cerebral edema, swollen brain, and indistinct sulci in a newborn.
Arteries of the Brain - Arterial blood supply to the brain from coronal, side, and bottom views. Exhibit can be modified to show aneurysms and stroke infarcts.
Cervical Disc Herniation - Whiplash hyperflexion and hyperextension injury resulting in herniation of a cervical disc into the spinal canal. Cervical fusion plate fixation surgery included.
Detached Retina - Normal retina and posterior chamber of the eye compared to a detached retina. Views with an indirect and direct ophthalmoscope are shown.
Fetal and Newborn Circulation - Blood supply to the fetus and newborn via umbilical vessels, placenta, ductus venosus and ductus arteriosus.
Fundoplication - Laparoscopic fundoplication surgery for a hiatal hernia in which the stomach can be seen protruding through the diaphragm, a condition that may cause gastroesophageal reflux.
Gallbladder and Liver - Normal anatomy of the biliary system showing bile ducts, hepatic vessels, pancreatic ducts and the ampulla in the duodenum.
Infant Intubation - Placement of a laryngoscope and breathing tube in a newborn and connection to a ventilator. Details of the infant larynx, epiglottis and vocal cords are shown.
Laparoscopic Assisted Hysterectomy - Laparoscopic camera viewing fallopian tubes while uterus and ovaries are removed through the vagina. Trocar placement is indicated.
Leg Fractures - Severe crushing injury to the tibia and fibula is shown with internal and external Ilizarov fixation.
Lumbar Spinal Fusion - Lumbar vertebrae fusion with a laminectomy, pelvic graft and rod hardware.
Saddle Embolism - Heart and lungs are shown with an embolism in the fatal saddle position that blocks blood flow to both lungs.
Placental Abruption - Two types of abnormalities of the placenta are shown; placental abruption and partial abruption with head tamponade.
Shoulder Rotator Cuff Impingement - The rotator cuff muscles and tendons are shown in section with arthroscopic removal of excess acromion bone demonstrated.
Shoulder Dystocia During Labor - A fetus in the birth canal is shown with the shoulder trapped under the pubic bone. Damage to the brachial plexus is demonstrated. Normal delivery is also shown.
Esophagus: Normal v. Distal Spasm - An esophagus and diaphragm in a body from the front, depicting normal condition vs spasm in the distal, lower, portion (not typical of achalasia, which involves the whole esophagus).
Skull, Nasal, Sinus Fractures, Head and Eye Injuries - Skulls from front and back three-quarter views showing fractured bone, nasal bone, sinuses, scalp hematomas, and eye injury.
Cerebral Edema (Brain Swelling) - Based on a CT scan, this exhibit shows scalp contusions, subdural hematomas, blood clots, damaged brain tissue, midline shift, cerebral edema, and corresponding deficits.
Severed Cervical Spine - A broken neck, fractured, dislocated cervical vertebra and sagittal section of spine, dislocated facet joints resulting in quadriplegia.
Baby's Brain Injury from Vacuum Extraction - Veins, sinuses and membranes of the brain and brain stem, the vacuum extraction, the large hematoma and deep bleeding on the brain.
Stations of Presenting Part in Childbirth, Degree of Engagement - Degrees of engagement showing the head at 0, but can be customized to any level. This babyÍs head is in the left occiput anterior position. Other positions are also available.
Oxygen Exchange - A microscopic view of gas exchange between the alveoli and the blood stream demonstrating the physiology of smoke inhalation.
Normal Heart - This image shows the anterior, external view of a normal heart.
Rheumatoid Arthritis - Depicts an inflammatory condition in which the body's immune system attacks the tissues lining the joints. The illustration shows synovium with abnormal cells destroying the cartilage and bone.
Spinal Cord Hematoma - Also called hematomyelia spinal vascular malformation, or spinal blood clot, can follow or be caused by coumadin treatment.
Aortic Valve Repair - Common surgeries performed to repair damage to the aorta caused by dissecting aneurysm. Left image shows replacement of valve and reimplantation of coronary arteries. Right image shows simple replacement of damaged segment of aorta with a Dacron graft.
Fetal Circulation - Normal fetal circulation with a magnified view of the placental membrane.
Heparin - Induced Thrombus - Enlarged view of deep venous thrombosis, or Heparin associated thrombocytopenia in a peripheral vein.
Epidural Spinal Cord Stimulator - Procedure used to relieve reflex sympathetic dystrophy (intractable pain) resulting from a motor vehicle accident. Spinal cord stimulator is placed subcutaneously and electrodes are guided through epidural needle into T9 interspace.
Tracheostomy - Tracheostomy is surgically created following excision of a laryngeal tumor. It can also be performed because of severe neck or mouth injuries, coma, paralysis of swallowing muscles, or breathing caustic material.
Aortic Injury Repair - Exhibit depicts repair of traumatic ascending aortic rupture caused by motor vehicle accident. Damaged aortic tissue is excised and replaced with Dacron tube graft. Of note: injuries include four fractured ribs.
Shoulder Dystocia - Shoulder dystocia occurs when the anterior shoulder of the fetus becomes impacted behind the symphysis pubis. This exhibit demonstrates a brachial plexus injury which is a common result.
Myocardial Infarct - This series depicts the blood flow through a normal artery, an artery effected by atherosclerosis, and an artery scarred by a myocardial infarction.
Cardiac Tamponade - Compression of the heart caused by blood or fluid accumulation between the myocardium and the pericardium preventing the ventricles from pumping blood.
Anterior Cervical Discectomy and Fusion at C5-6 - Sagittal views of disc herniation impinging nerve root, plus surgical views of left side incision, disc removal, graft placement, and plate with screws.
Anterior Cervical Diskectomy and Fusion - Sagittal views of disc herniation impinging nerve root, plus surgical views of right side incision, disc removal, graft placement, and plate with screws.
Anterior Cervical Diskectomy and Fusion at C5-6 and C6-7 - Sagittal view of disc herniation impinging nerve roots, plus surgical views of right side incision, disc removal at two levels, graft placement, and plate with screws.
Annular Tear in Lumbar Spine - Axial views of normal intervertebral disc versus disc with annular tear at L5-S1 level. Shows thecal sac with cauda equina and nerve roots.
Arthroscopic Bankart Repair of the Shoulder - Shows placement of arthroscopes, cross-sections of shoulder joint capsule with anterior labrum torn, and lateral view of joint with anchors attaching anterior capsule to glenoid.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome With Surgical Repair - Shows area of pain when the median nerve is compressed by the carpal ligament, cross-section of the anatomy, surgical incision on wrist, and cutting (decompression) of carpal ligament.
Artificial Disc Replacement Using Charite - Shows abdominal incision exposing L5-S1 intervertebral disc, disc removal and replacement procedure (diskectomy), and the placement of an artifical disc.
Decubitus Ulcer - Stage 1 shows red superficial skin, stage 2 shows blisters, stage 3 shows wound extending into suncutaneous tissue, and stage 4 shows wound extending into muscle, tendon, and bone.
Anatomy of the Eye - Multiple views of eye with iris, pupil, lens, cornea, anterior and posterior chambers, vitrous body, optic nerve, and rectus and oblique muscles.
Myofascial Sprain and Strain - Neck and back muscles such as splenius, scapulae, trapezius, sternocleidomastoid, rhomboid, lumborum, and latissimus dorsi, shown in hyperflexion and hyperextenson resulting in torn and swollen muscle, scar tissue, and nerves and vessels constricted by adhesions.
Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD) - Shows pain impulses from right knee going to central nervous system (brian), resulting in overactive nervous system, dilated vessels, and increased swelling and pain.
Anatomy of the Right Shoulder - Anterior view of shoulder bones and joint capsule, with supraspinatus and subscapularis muscles (and tendon), humerus, acromion, clavicle, glenoid, labrum, and rotator cuff.
Total Knee Replacement - Incision across patella, bone saw cutting femur and tibia, femoral and tibial components placed with plastic disk on back of patella.
Male Pelvic Anatomy - Sagittal section through male pelvis with organs labeled.
Cervical Disc Herniation - Normal disc space compared to central herniation.
Cervical Disc Bulge - Normal disc space compared to central disc bulge.
Cervical Strain injuries - Hyperextension and hyperflexion of head and neck.
Cervical Strain injuries - Hyperextension and hyperflexion with symptoms.
Muscle Strain Injuries - Microtears in neck muscles entrapping nerves and vessels.
Interactive Fetal Monitor Strip - Digital interactive fetal monitor strip with colored guides.
Enlarged Section of Normal Brain - Distinction of gray matter and white matter, with artery.
Normal Brain - Section of outer brain on MRI and illustrated.
Axonal Injury Without Evidence on MRI - Illustrates injury that is not visible on MRI.
Cell Injury Resulting in Spread of Cell Death - Shows damaged neuron leaking neuro toxins to neighboring neurons.
Cell Injury Resulting in Spread of Cell Death - Shows damaged neuron leaking neuro toxins to neighboring neurons.
Brain Functional Control - Describes functions of each lobe of brain.
Traumatic Arthritis - Knee joint cartilage and bone destroyed by crushing impact.
Anatomy of Anterior Lumbar Region - Shows pelvis with all nerves and deep muscles on left.
Ectopic Pregnancy - Female reproductive system with embryo in left fallopian tube.
Female Reproductive System - Ovaries, fallopian tubes, and uterus with parts labeled.
Thrombosis and Pulmonary Emboli - Multiple pulmonary emboli from right iliac vein.
Normal Pulmonary Circulation - Normal lungs with flow through pulmonary arteries and veins.
Normal Pulmonary Circulation - Blood flow through pulmonary arteries and veins.
Bilateral Facet Joint Injections - Close-ups showing needles positioned at nerves in neck.
Administration of Trigger Point Injection - Needle advanced into sensitive area of trapezius.
Pressure Sore Development - Ulcers of several stages shown on front and back pelvic area.
Effects of Sepsis - Bacteria entering blood, leaking vessels, and multi-organ failure.
Suprapubic Cystotomy - Suprpubic tube placed to aid bladder drainage.
Paraplegic Condition - Front and back body showing paralysis from T10 downward.
Pressure Sore - Stages Appearance and treatment for stages 1-4 and severe cases.
Left Foot Metatarsal Surgery - Bone removed and plate with screws placed to secure joint.
Closed Head Injuries - Hyperextension and hyperflexion of neck with brain impacting skull.
Closed Head Injuries - Side-to-side and rotational twisting of skull and impact on brain.
Right Ankle Fixation Surgery - Lateral incision with plate, and medial screws placed across fracture.
Left Ankle Fixation Surgery - Medial screws placed across fracture, and lateral incision with plate.
Total Hip Replacement - Cutting, reaming, and impacting of prosthetic components.
Left Knee Athroscopy - Shaver and scope in knee debriding chondral defect and meniscal tear.
Retroperitoneal Approach to Lumbar Spine - Peritoneum and psoas moved aside to expose L4-5 disc.
Normal Approach Following Standards of Care - Bilateral laminectomies with disc removal at L2-3.
Anterior Cervical Fusion - Osteotomy, discectomy, foraminotomies and fusion.
Harvesting Bone Graft from Hip - Bicortical cylindrical graft harvested from left iliac crest.
Lumbar Spine Surgery - Bilateral laminectomies and discectomies at L3-4 and L4-5.
Lumbar Spine Surgery - Decompressive laminectomy and lumbar fusion at L2-L5.
Anterior Cervical Fusion - Incision, discectomy, and allograft tamped into place with plate.
Muscle Strain Injuries and Treatment - Stretched muscle with scar tissue and SI joint injection.
Traumatic Arthritis in PIP Joint - Insets of PIP joint with impact sprain, scarring, and scelrosis.
Anterior Cervical Fusion - Removing disc and drilling vertebral body for bone graft.
Harvesting Bone Graft from Hip - Bone plug cut from left iliac crest.
Lumbar Spine Surgery - Laminectomies, discectomy, and forminotomy at L3-L5.
Lumbar Fusion, Part 1 - Laminectomies, discectomy, and forminotomy at L3-L5.
Lumbar Fusion, Part 2 - Bone harvest, bone cage placement, and rod placement with graft.
Laparotomy with Lysis of Adhesions - Midline incision opened to expose adhesions and bowel obstruction.
IVC Filter Placement - Steps for filter deployment at origin of renal veins.
Muscle Strain Injuries - Excessively stretched back muscle with scar tissue and pain.
Anterior Cervical Fusion - C6-7 discectomy, bone rasping,and allograft fusion with plate.
Lumbar Surgery (Part 1) - Discectomy, bone graft harvest, and insertion of graft at L4-5.
Lumbar Surgery (Part 2) - Pedicle holes drilled, graft material placed, and rods installed.
Traumatic Arthritis of Hip Joints - Normal hip compared to during impact and arthritic joint.
Epidural Steroid Injection - Epidural steroid needle inserted at C4-5 to reduce pain from arms.
Epidural Steroid Injection - Epidural steroid needle inserted at C4-5 to reduce pain from arms.
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