Anatomy Explorer Pillows

While singing the popular song, Clay was disturbed to discover that his thigh bone wasn't connected to his hip bone, that it was, in fact, connected to nothing.

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'Do years 4, 5 and 6 cover the other foot?'

Master Artists' Computer Graphics: da Vinci's 'The Robot Body.'

'That was creepy. They ran short on cadavers, so we operated on the dean of students.'

'Veins...arteries...I told you I can never tell one from another.'

"That's enough about the noggin and the schnoz. Let's move on to the tummy-wummy and the keister."

The Uterus in the form of a Ewe

Pediatrics: Anatomy

"I'm afraid we're going to have to remove your appendix."

'There's a teddy and a pony... and that one looks like medulla oblongata!'

"Doctors, Gilby, Beam and Henson. Ears, nose and throat."

Anatomy.

"Sofia, right? You hung out in the back of Professor Dillof’s anatomy lectures."

"Ok, let's go over this one more time, 'The Leg Bone's Connected To The. . .'"

Medical students learning how to perform a prostate examination.

Clinical Trails. . . Prevention . . . Detection. . . Diagnosis. . . Treatment.

Skeleton model kit assembly instructions.

Medical Curiosities

"Well, it certainly looks like your DNA. How many times have I told you to wear gloves before touching anything?"

Since you conduct only thought-experiments, we were hoping you would, from time to time, come up with some thought-results.

'Isn't that gown cute? Those are little aortas all over it!'

"Mom, Dad – I’d like you to meet Edna."

'Life'

'Our experimental laser O.R. is in there.'

"Hello, A and E, which department do you need, stabbing, shooting or general GBH?"

Too Much SOY

'It came in just in time for Valentine's Day.'

Entering America's Heartland

Surprise

"Well, at least his heart's in the right place."

A Doctor displaying his first ever Appendix he removed from a person

"Your tests are back. We've ruled out anything covered by your HMO."

Day one, medical shool: 'This is my elbow, this is my ass...'

"I feel like we're drifting apart."