Abner Louima who was arrested by cops in the 70 Precinct, lies handcuffed in Coney Island Hospital after he claimed that four cops beat him and put a...
Colon cancer, tumors in the caecum and rectum, Visualization using 3D reconstruction from a CT scan, virtual coloscopy).癌症, 體檢, 結腸
Colon cancer, tumors in the caecum and rectum, Visualization using 3D reconstruction from a CT scan, virtual coloscopy).癌症, 結腸
Colon cancer, tumors in the caecum and rectum, Visualization using 3D reconstruction from a CT scan, virtual coloscopy).癌症, 結腸
Colon cancer, tumors in the caecum and rectum, Visualization using 3D reconstruction from a CT scan, virtual coloscopy).癌症
Colon cancer, tumors in the caecum and rectum, Visualization using 3D reconstruction from a CT scan, virtual coloscopy).癌症, 電腦斷層掃描
Colon cancer, tumors in the caecum and rectum, Visualization using 3D reconstruction from a CT scan, virtual coloscopy).體檢, 癌症
Colon cancer, tumors in the caecum and rectum, Visualization using 3D reconstruction from a CT scan, virtual coloscopy).癌症, 體檢
Colon cancer, tumors in the caecum and rectum, Visualization using 3D reconstruction from a CT scan, virtual coloscopy).癌症, 體檢
Plate 13 showing two surgical instruments and anatomical diagrams of the perineum and the muscles of the perineum. From the 1780 quarto edition of...教育, 工業革命, 人體構造
Treating patients by means of an enema, the introduction of liquid into the rectum, dates back to ancient Egypt. Today, enemas are administered...
Caricature showing men and women being inflated with air via a syringe in the rectum, and floating off into the sky. Illustration from �Histoire des...幽默
Buxton�s apparatus for ether per rectum, possibly used by Lord Lister. Incomplete case. British, 1883-1900.
Made of steel and brass, by Collin of Paris. A speculum is an instrument designed to allow a doctor to view the inside of a passage or cavity of the...
Made of steel and brass, by Collin of Paris. A speculum is an instrument designed to allow a doctor to view the inside of a passage or cavity of the...
