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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)


19 May 12
drfrankscali: Virchow’s Heart - 2 degrees frequency… My illustrations are about to go fractal. Done by hand with pencil.

drfrankscali:

Virchow’s Heart - 2 degrees frequency… My illustrations are about to go fractal. Done by hand with pencil.

Originally From: drfrankscali

Also: fractals Also: fractal Also: heart Also: moshita Also: morbid Also: dissection
11 May 12
The ball and shallow socket of a shoulder joint after being opened from behind. 

The ball and shallow socket of a shoulder joint after being opened from behind. 

Also: Bone Also: Osteology Also: Shoulder Also: Dissection Also: Anatomy Also: Physiology Also: Joint
Posted: 6:50 PM
&#8220;The epicardium has been removed from all parts of the atria with the exception of the left auricle.&#8221;

“The epicardium has been removed from all parts of the atria with the exception of the left auricle.”

Also: Heart Also: Anatomy Also: Dissection Also: Veins Also: Arteries Also: Medical Also: Medicine Also: Biology
Posted: 6:45 PM
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: 5:21 PM
&#8220;Nerves and blood vessels have been cut away from the specimen and the fascia of the foot has been removed except for its thickened parts which form the retaining structures for the tendons.&#8221;

“Nerves and blood vessels have been cut away from the specimen and the fascia of the foot has been removed except for its thickened parts which form the retaining structures for the tendons.”

Also: Foot Also: Tendon Also: Tendons Also: Physiology Also: Anatomy Also: Dissection Also: Nerves
Posted: 5:15 PM
&#8220;Ribs and vertebral bodies have been resected bilaterally between the second and the ninth thoracic segments. The periosteum which covered the inner surfaces of the ribs have been preserved in most areas. The anterior longitudinal ligament, with remnants of the intervertebral discs attached, has also been retained in part. The lungs have been inflated and are visible through the intact costal pleura.&#8221;

“Ribs and vertebral bodies have been resected bilaterally between the second and the ninth thoracic segments. The periosteum which covered the inner surfaces of the ribs have been preserved in most areas. The anterior longitudinal ligament, with remnants of the intervertebral discs attached, has also been retained in part. The lungs have been inflated and are visible through the intact costal pleura.”

Also: Ribs Also: Lungs Also: Dissection Also: Anatomy Also: Physiology Also: Medical Also: Nerves Also: Thoracic Also: Spine Also: I fucking love Standford's medical photographs Also: lovely lovely things they are Also: queue
29 April 12

(Source: ddreamscometruee)

Originally From: sociopathsanonymous

Also: Trigger Also: Trigger warning Also: I kind of need this video Also: like NEED this Also: Dissection Also: Physiology
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: 10:21 PM
The external layer of the jawbone (mandible) has been removed to display the nerves and blood vessels running within the bone to supply to the lower teeth and the chin region.

The external layer of the jawbone (mandible) has been removed to display the nerves and blood vessels running within the bone to supply to the lower teeth and the chin region.

Also: Mandible Also: Jaw Also: Skeleton Also: Anatomy Also: Dissection Also: Physiology Also: Medicine Also: Blood Also: Veins Also: Nerves Also: Teeth Also: Skeleton
19 February 12
Glioblastoma multiforme - the most common and most agressive form of malignant brain tumors. 

Glioblastoma multiforme - the most common and most agressive form of malignant brain tumors. 

Also: brain Also: pathology Also: medical Also: medicine Also: tumor Also: neurology Also: anatomy Also: physiology Also: dissection
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
7 February 12
&#8220;Tendons are strong, tough bands of inelastic fibrous connective tissue that connects muscle to bone. They are the body’s highest strength connective tissue. Tendons consist of elongated cells, minimal ground substance and collagen fibers. The collagen fibers are packed closely together, parallel to the direction of force.&#8221;

“Tendons are strong, tough bands of inelastic fibrous connective tissue that connects muscle to bone. They are the body’s highest strength connective tissue. Tendons consist of elongated cells, minimal ground substance and collagen fibers. The collagen fibers are packed closely together, parallel to the direction of force.”

Also: Achilles Tendon Also: Tendon Also: Body Also: Blood Also: Dissection Also: Autopsy Also: Crossection Also: Science Also: Medical Also: Medicine Also: Anatomy Also: Physiology
6 February 12

“Heart Strings”

Better known as “tendinous cords”, located in the ventricles. These strands of collagen and elastin connect the papillary muscle and atrio-ventrical valves, preventing prolapse into the atria during ventricular constriction and allow the blood to flow into these areas.

(Source: quizlet.com)

Also: Heart Also: Valentines Also: Daww look what I tagged it Also: Heart Strings Also: Cardiology Also: Anatomy Also: Physiology Also: Biology Also: Science Also: Organ Also: Blood Also: Dissection Also: Autopsy Also: Medical Also: Medicine
20 January 12
A gallbladder with marked Cholelithiasis. An obscene number of gullstones take up the entirty of this gullbaldder, found post postmortem. 

A gallbladder with marked Cholelithiasis.

An obscene number of gullstones take up the entirty of this gullbaldder, found post postmortem. 

Also: It looks like a Pomegranate Also: I thought it was a Pomegranate Also: Organ Also: Anatomy Also: Pathology Also: Gullblatter Also: Physiology Also: Dissection Also: Blood Also: Trigger Also: Trigger Warning Also: Gullstones
Posted: 7:09 PM
Aorta, small intestine and mesentery The small intestine is a long coiled tube that is responsible for absorbing nutrients from food. The mesentery is a membranous tissue that connects the intestine to the abdominal wall and supplies it with blood.

Aorta, small intestine and mesentery

The small intestine is a long coiled tube that is responsible for absorbing nutrients from food. The mesentery is a membranous tissue that connects the intestine to the abdominal wall and supplies it with blood.

Also: Intestine Also: Anatomy Also: Physiology Also: Organs Also: Veins Also: Pathology Also: Dissection Also: Trigger Also: Trigger Warning
Themed by Hunson. Originally by Josh