Carol Hrejsa

Alveolus of a Lactating Mammary Gland 

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Seretonergic Pathway

medical illustration of This image depicts the alveolus of a lactating mammary gland. The lactocyte, the primary epithelial cell, synthesizes lipid droplets and casein granules, essential for breast milk. The alveolar lumen is filled with these secretory products, illustrating lactation function. Eccrine secretion contributes to milk composition. This representation is valuable for medical training and patient education on lactation physiology. © Hrejsa Medical Media.
Next medical illustration of This anatomical illustration depicts the facial arteries and their anastomoses, highlighting the external carotid artery and its branches. It shows the pathway of the facial artery as it supplies blood to the face. This detailed representation serves as an educational tool for medical students and healthcare professionals, enhancing understanding of vascular anatomy and its clinical significance in facial surgeries and assessments.

Facial Arteries and Anastomoses

This image depicts the alveolus of a lactating mammary gland. The lactocyte, the primary epithelial cell, synthesizes lipid droplets and casein granules, essential for breast milk. The alveolar lumen is filled with these secretory products, illustrating lactation function. Eccrine secretion contributes to milk composition. This representation is valuable for medical training and patient education on lactation physiology. © Hrejsa Medical Media.

Keywords: Airbrush, Color, Microscopy, Education, Professional Education, Cell biology / Histology, Maternal / Child, Obstetrics / Gynecology

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