
Kidneys, bladder, main arteries
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A hand-colored anatomical plate shows a cut-away view of a male torso with the chest and abdomen opened to reveal the kidneys, bladder, major arteries and veins, lungs and musculature. Smaller insets show a cross-section of a kidney and a magnified view of the kidney's filtering tubules and blood vessels. The print is attributed to E. Hoelemann and dated 1908.

















