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Hand-colored 1888 medical plate of cerebellum, brain base, and cervical vertebrae with spinal cord, numbered figures.

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Myxomata in cerebellum. Slow compression of spinal cord, by displacement of Atlas, Jean Allard Jeancon (1888). Via artnap.com

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This hand-colored medical plate presents five numbered figures showing the cerebellum, the base of the brain, and the upper cervical vertebrae with the spinal cord. Labels such as 1st and 2nd vertebrae and atlas markings indicate the anatomical features illustrated. The print is titled Myxomata in cerebellum and Slow compression of spinal cord, by displacement of Atlas, by Jean Allard Jeancon, dated 1888.