detailed anatomical illustration the human thoracic region

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Detailed anatomical illustration of the human thoracic region, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Detailed anatomical illustration of the human thoracic region, highlighting ribs, Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Detailed anatomical illustration of the human thoracic region,

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Illustration of the human cardiovascular and respiratory systems in the chest region. Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Detailed anatomical illustration of the human thoracic region, showing key structures: the heart, lungs, and major vessels. The heart, centrally positioned, is labeled with the aorta, pulmonary artery, and superior inferior vena cava. The lungs are shown on either side, with bronchial tubes and trachea leading to them. The diaphragm forms the lower boundary, and the esophagus is visible posterior to the trachea. Each structure is clearly labeled, aiding in the study of human respiratory and circulatory systems.