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Miles is a 21 year old gent, double majouring in bio anthro and pre med, moving towards a career in forensics. Currently Ohiostuck.

A writer, a transhumanist, a feminist, a deist, a socialist, a neurodivergent, a depressingly realistic idealist, a Time Lord, a science officer who above all is striving, determined to become who he was meant to be.

Single ☐ Taken ☐ Found my Watson ☑

My ♦ Zellie
My ♥ Ceci
My ♠ Shay (platonic <3< aww yeah)

My Companions:
              ‣ Janna
              ‣ Rebecca
              ‣ Emerson

Devaun too (though he transcends all categories)


11 May 12
Bilateral petrous ridge of temporal bone hemorrhages that can occur due to drowning.

Bilateral petrous ridge of temporal bone hemorrhages that can occur due to drowning.

Also: no 1 curr bout these posts Also: Cranium Also: Forensic Pathology Also: Skull Also: Osteology Also: Pathology Also: Anatomy Also: Dissection Also: Medical Also: Medicine
Posted: 6:10 PM
Cro-Magnon, early modern homo sapiens, skull ca. 35,000 BP

Cro-Magnon, early modern homo sapiens, skull ca. 35,000 BP

Also: Skull Also: Anthopology Also: Biological Anthropology Also: Osteology Also: Cranium Also: Fuck why don't I post more skulls on my blog?!
19 April 12
blood-countess: bone cancer.

blood-countess:

bone cancer.

(Source: beanerschnitzel)

Originally From: livinglifesloth

Also: Osteology Also: Pathology Also: Cranium Also: Skeleton
16 March 12
Dripping Wet Skull by Paul Alexander Thronton

Dripping Wet Skull by Paul Alexander Thronton

Also: Skull Also: cranium Also: Bone Also: Art Also: Anatomy Also: Physiology Also: Watercolour Also: Skeleton
13 March 12
a-medical-life: External Jugular Vein.

a-medical-life:

External Jugular Vein.

Originally From: platinumbones

Also: vein Also: jugular Also: circulatory Also: anatomy Also: Skull Also: Cranium
3 March 12

On the right the calvaria and layers of the scalp are shown in relation to the dura. On the left the dura has been cut away to reveal the cerebral hemisphere and cerebellum covered with the arachnoid membrane.

(Source: Flickr / stanfordmedicine)

Also: Actually posting what people expect to see on this blog for the first time in a few weeks Also: Medical Also: Brain Also: Cranium Also: Veins Also: BLood Also: Cerebral Also: Physiology Also: Dissection Also: Anatomy Also: Medicine Also: Biology Also: Science
Posted: 10:11 PM
Also: I'm too lazy to give you a summary of what this is Also: fucking figure it out Also: Anatomy Also: Medical Also: Physiology Also: Cranium Also: Head Also: Brain Also: Skull Also: Bones Also: Cross-section
29 February 12
Beauchene &#8220;Exploding&#8221; Skull

Beauchene “Exploding” Skull

Also: Beauchene Skull Also: Skull Also: Cranium Also: Skeleton Also: Bone Also: anatomy Also: Physiology
13 February 12
Child’s skull has two rows of teeth, deciduous sitting over permanent ones which will eventually replace them.

Child’s skull has two rows of teeth, deciduous sitting over permanent ones which will eventually replace them.

Also: Teeth Also: Cranium Also: Bones Also: Skull Also: Mouth Also: Dissection Also: Physiology Also: Science Also: Medical Also: Medicine Also: Skeleton Also: Trigger Also: Trigger Warning Also: Yeah I'm putting a TW for 'teeth' since people do legitimately have issue with this so don't send freaking hatemail about it for once
4 February 12
You are made of Ever Morphing Four dimensional Fractals! (Vertical progression through the human brain)

You are made of Ever Morphing Four dimensional Fractals!

(Vertical progression through the human brain)

Also: Brain Also: Anatomy Also: MRI Also: Brains Also: Medical Also: Medicine Also: Science Also: Fractals Also: Biology Also: Skull Also: Cranium Also: Eye Also: Eyes Also: My GIFs
28 January 12
Periapical lesion The first molar of the left mandible shows severe destruction resulting from dental caries. There is a large abscess to the external surface of the upper and lower jaw.

Periapical lesion

The first molar of the left mandible shows severe destruction resulting from dental caries. There is a large abscess to the external surface of the upper and lower jaw.

Also: Skull Also: Skeleton Also: Cranium Also: Teeth Also: Bones Also: Bone Also: Anatomy Also: Physiology Also: Molar
25 January 12
A Peruvian skull with evidence of early trepanation

A Peruvian skull with evidence of early trepanation

Also: Skull Also: Cranium Also: Osteology Also: Bones Also: Bone Also: Skeleton Also: Pathology Also: Anatomy Also: Paleopathology
14 January 12
Hydrocephalic child whose head has opened like a flower A congenital brain defect known as &#8220;water in the brain&#8221; this medical condition is categorized by an abnormal accumulation of cerebral fluid in the ventricles (or cavities) of the brain - causing increased pressure inside of the skull and a progressive enlargement of the head to relieve the pressure.

Hydrocephalic child whose head has opened like a flower

A congenital brain defect known as “water in the brain” this medical condition is categorized by an abnormal accumulation of cerebral fluid in the ventricles (or cavities) of the brain - causing increased pressure inside of the skull and a progressive enlargement of the head to relieve the pressure.

Also: Trigger Also: Trigger Warning Also: Skull Also: Congenital Defect Also: Cranium Also: Skeleton Also: Bones Also: Anatomy Also: Physiology
Posted: 8:23 PM
paleopathology: Probably one of the most disturbing and fascinating pictures of my collection, this is an example of a hydrocephalic juvenile… gone terribly wrong. 

paleopathology:

Probably one of the most disturbing and fascinating pictures of my collection, this is an example of a hydrocephalic juvenile… gone terribly wrong. 

(Source: scurvyricketssyphilisohmy)

Originally From: scurvyricketssyphilisohmy

Also: paleopathology Also: pathology Also: cranium Also: skull Also: hydrocephalic
11 January 12
There are few grossly visible features of drowning. A frothy fluid may exude from mouth and nose. Prolonged immersion may produce skin wrinkling. Seen here are bilateral petrous ridge of temporal bone hemorrhages that may occur in association with drowning.

There are few grossly visible features of drowning. A frothy fluid may exude from mouth and nose. Prolonged immersion may produce skin wrinkling. Seen here are bilateral petrous ridge of temporal bone hemorrhages that may occur in association with drowning.

Also: Hemorrhage Also: Skull Also: Cranium Also: Bones Also: Forensic Pathology Also: Pathology Also: Autopsy Also: Drowning Also: Death Also: Anatomy Also: Trigger Also: Trigger Warning
Themed by Hunson. Originally by Josh