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RFPKYJ9M–Vascular diseases. Vein thrombosis symptoms, treatment icon set. Medical infographic design. Vector illustration
RMK229BH–The umbilical cord connects the fetus to the placenta. It consists primarily of blood vessels (one vein and two arteries).
RMETMMGG–Illustration showing a vein with a cutaway section to reveal the internal anatomy, including valves and blood flow.
RMH026MT–Chinese Virginia-creeper, Silver vein creeper (Parthenocissus henryana, Ampelopsis henryana), at a wall
RMA79HRP–Necrotic yellow vein virus or rhizomania random adventitious root growth on a sugar beet root
RFPGTTAY–a health worker taking a blood sample from the cubital vein by piercing the vein and collecting blood into a test tube under negative pressure
RMT4K49E–A needle or butterfly cannula is inserted into a vein in an arm to take blood from a patient in a medical clinic, based at University of Bristol. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Monday April 8, 2019. Photo credit should read: Ben Birchall
RMETMN49–Illustration showing a vein with a cutaway section to reveal the internal anatomy, including valves and blood flow.
RMH026MR–Chinese Virginia-creeper, Silver vein creeper (Parthenocissus henryana, Ampelopsis henryana), at a wall
RMCW263T–Golden Pseuderanthemum, Yellow-Vein Eranthemum, Pseuderanthemum reticulatum, Acanthaceae. Polynesia.
RM2NH36C6–Breathing a Vein. Bloodletting was a standard practice from antiquity until the late 19th century. The practice was supposed to prevent illnesses or cure diseases, but more often than not the patient's health deteriorated. After a work by James Gillray.
RFPGTTC4–a health worker taking a blood sample from the cubital vein by piercing the vein and collecting blood into a test tube under negative pressure
RMT4K45R–A needle or butterfly cannula is inserted into a vein in an arm with a tourniquet to take blood from a patient in a medical clinic, based at University of Bristol. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Monday April 8, 2019. Photo credit should read: Ben Birchall
RM2DJ4D8N–Breathing a Vein, James Gillray, 1757–1815, British, after Rev. John Sneyd, active 1804, 1804, Etching
RMETMPJ0–Illustration showing a vein with a cutaway section to reveal the internal anatomy, including valves and blood flow.
RM2BE0GTB–A cross-section of a healthy vein with its different muscular layers. See BP4527 and BP4529 for others in the series.
RMH026MP–Chinese Virginia-creeper, Silver vein creeper (Parthenocissus henryana, Ampelopsis henryana), at a wall, United Kingdom
RMCW262E–Golden Pseuderanthemum, Yellow-Vein Eranthemum, Pseuderanthemum reticulatum, Acanthaceae. Polynesia.
RFMAJ287–Artery and vein structure as a human circulation concept with blood vessels close up in a 3D illustration style.
RFPGTTBA–a health worker taking a blood sample from the cubital vein by piercing the vein and collecting blood into a test tube under negative pressure
RMP851W3–Volcanogenic Massive Sulfide (VMS) Ore (Copper, Zinc, Lead) Deposit with non-ore Quartz Vein from Parys Mountain, Anglesey
RMT3H1GW–A needle is inserted into Matt Pera's vein as he has blood taken during a clinic session at Children of the 90s, a world-leading birth cohort study, charting the health of 14,500 families in the Bristol area, based at University of Bristol study centre in Bristol.
RMETMMJC–Illustration showing a vein with a cutaway section to reveal the internal anatomy, including valves and blood flow.
RMCW2612–Golden Pseuderanthemum, Yellow-Vein Eranthemum, Pseuderanthemum reticulatum, Acanthaceae. Polynesia.
RFMAJ276–Artery and vein structure comparison concept as a human circulation section with blood vessels anatomy close up in a 3D illustration style.
RFPGTTCT–a health worker taking a blood sample from the cubital vein by piercing the vein and collecting blood into a test tube under negative pressure
RMETMPHC–Illustration showing a vein with a cutaway section to reveal the internal anatomy, including valves and blood flow.
RMD4B4M9–Second ligature is placed around the femoral vein, following the amputation of a right leg.
RMCFC2WG–berry, vein, leaf-vein, nervure, autumn, fall, groundcherry, ground cherry, ground cherry, lampion, Chinese lantern, nightshade
RFPGTTD8–a health worker taking a blood sample from the cubital vein by piercing the vein and collecting blood into a test tube under negative pressure
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