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New illustration: This graphite drawing is produced with intention of publication within the scientific literature. It depicts the sacrum’s auricular surface with angles of long and short arm (we are publishing surface topography of sacrum into categories)
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Watercolors:
Excellent artwork provided by Mr. Quirk for my new publication (not complete). Depicts the muscles of the suboccipital triangle to report a newly reported structure known as the myodural bridge of the atlantoaxial interspace.
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Halloween Self Dissection: Danny Quirk’s body art. Acrylic and sharpie marker on latex base.
Follow my art: Dr. Frank Scali
Follow his art: Danny Quirk’s Artwork
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Graphite illustration complete. Publication will be in regards to sports hernia.
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“Want to know how to reduce the pain of a heartbreak? Well, one of the ways is analogous to how you would reduce physical pain: acetaminophen.”
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I am a research investigator who has been dissecting cadavers for 7 years. I update daily with facts that I found along my journey.
Cheers,
Dr. S
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New art for manuscript in preparation. Topographical contour of the sacrum’s auricular surface.
Graphite, smudge sticks, kneaded eraser. Contrast alteration and digital topography using photoshop.
Illustrated from a reference photograph.
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Einthoven’s heart
Surgeon: “I want a realistic heart drawn”
Me: “Let me see what I can do”
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Albert Einstein dissected.
Medical Illustrations of Dr. Frank Scali
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Anastomosis - The female portrays the superficial venous blood flow, the male depicts deep arterial blood flow. Together they form the complete circulatory system. Anastomosis is the term used in anatomy when two blood vessels connect and literally means to “open” or to “kiss”.
Medical Illustrations of Dr. Frank Scali
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Cure for the hiccups:
-Getting rid the hiccups is easy by massaging the phrenic nerve (red arrows). A hiccup is when the diaphragm is in spasmodic contraction caused by repetitive stimulation from this nerve. The nerve is located on both sides.
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