cervical vertebrae 3d

A 3D intricate representation of a Human Cervical Vertebrae includes color mapping and bump mapping for accurate visuals. Ideal for 3D medical demonstrations or animations, this model is ready to use. ... Anatomically, cervical vertebrae are the...

This model is ready for 3d medical presentation/animation.Medical Description:Cervical vertebrae are the smallest of the true vertebrae, and can be readily distinguished from those of the thoracic or lumbar regions by the presence of a foramen (hole)...

A 3D model showcases the atlas and axis, which are the first and second cervical vertebrae respectively, for a 29-year-old male. ...The model was constructed based on medical scan data.

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The atlas bone is the first of seven cervical vertebrae (vertebra cervicalis I or C1). It supports the weight of the skull. The name for the bone was derived from a deity of Greek mythology called Atlas, who supported the heavens. ...Markings of the...

A 3D model, formed from computed tomography (CT) scans, displays the first cervical vertebra, or atlas (C-1). As the topmost vertebra of the spine and part of the cervical region, it connects to the occipital bone in the skull. Unique among cervical...

This Smilodon gracilis 5th cervical vertebra was 3-D scanned with a NextEngine Desktop 3D scanner at the Western Science Center in Hemet, California, in December 2017. ...More details on this sabertooth cat can be found here:...

The initial 3D model was derived from computed tomography (CT) scans of a 64-year-old female's cervical vertebrae. Specifically, it represents the first and most superior cervical vertebra, also known as the atlas or C-1 (from Latin 'collum' - neck),...

High-quality 3D model of animal cervical vertebrae. Default scanline and V-Ray versions are available for 3ds Max. Previews rendered with V-Ray. ...

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It was 3D scanned with a NextEngine Desktop 3D scanner on July 31, 2018 at the Virginia Living Museum as discussed here: http://www.dailypress.com/news/science/dp-nws-mastodon-bone-scan-20180727-story.html and here:...

In anatomy, the second cervical vertebra (C2) of the spine is named the axis (from Latin axis, “axle”) or epistropheus.

The remarkable Psittacosaurus cervical vertebrae numbers two through seven demonstrate striking anatomical adaptations for support and stability, essential attributes for this species' robust build and probable plant-based diet. Notably, these upper...

Fossil records confirm that Psittacosaurus' Cervical Vertebrae number nine up to its fourth dorsal vertebra have been discovered and studied.

Cervical Vertebrae, anatomical model.

The cervical vertebrae serves as the initial component of this spinal model, consisting of four distinct sections that are divided into quarters based on rigorous scientific research. ...This strategic division significantly enhances the efficiency of...

Vertebrae of the human neck

Cervical vertebrae This is for entertainment and anatomical study at the same time about cats.

Cervical vertebrae This is for entertainment and anatomical study at the same time about pigs.

Cervical vertebrae This is for entertainment and anatomical study at the same time about canines.

Cervical vertebrae This is for entertainment and anatomical study at the same time on equines.

Cervical vertebrae This is for entertainment and anatomical study at the same time on bovines.

3D scan of the fourth cervical vertebrae Captured with Einscan Pro Captured and edited by: Madelyn Murphy Copyright2019 BK Alsup & GM Fox

This highly detailed 3D model of human cervical vertebrae is perfect for anatomy students or just people interested in studying human body. Printing on SLA or SLS printers gives best results (as shown in pictures) but FDM technology works just fine...

Computer-Generated Medical Image Analysis: Automated Reassembly of Human Cervical Vertebrae from High-Quality CT Scans of the Upper Neck Region (C1-C4)

Cervical vertebrae of a Pleistocene age bison recovered off Bureau of Reclimation lands in Southeastern Idaho. ...3-D model courtesy of Bureau of Reclimation.

Cervical vertebrae of a Pleistocene age bison recovered off Bureau of Reclimation lands in Southeastern Idaho. ...3-D model courtesy of Bureau of Reclimation.

Cervical Vertebrae of a Pleistocene age bison recovered off Bureau of Reclimation lands in Southeastern Idaho. ...3-D model courtesy of Bureau of Reclimation.

Cervical Vertebrae of a Pleistocene age bison recovered off Bureau of Reclimation lands in Southeastern Idaho. ...3-D model courtesy of Bureau of Reclimation.

Cervical Vertebrae of a Pleistocene age bison recovered off Bureau of Reclimation lands in Southeastern Idaho. ...3-D model courtesy of Bureau of Reclimation.