Head and Neck Illustrations. medical illustrations.

These illustrations of the head and neck focus on the upper part of the human body. In this section, we can find the various organs that compose it. The human head is the upper portion of the body and is connected to the trunk by the neck. It houses the entire brain, while the eyes, mouth, ears, and nose serve as the head’s primary sensory receptors.

Undoubtedly, the face is the most recognizable part of the human head, as the identity of each individual relies on it. The anatomy of the head is the most complex in the human body; not only does it contain the brain and various sensory organs, but it also controls numerous muscles that grant it exceptional mobility.

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Sección sagital de la cabeza — Sagittal section

Vista lateral del cerebro humano — Side view

El cerebro y tronco cerebral — Brain sagittal section

corte transversal del cerebro y cráneo — Cross-section

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Corte coronal del cerebro — Coronal section of the brain

Esquema Arterial y carótida — Arterial Scheme

Irrigación Cerebral arterial — Irrigation

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La visión del objeto — The vision of the object

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Anatomía del ojo y parpados — The eye and eyelids

Anatomia y musculo del ojo — Eye anatomy and muscle

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Fisiología y anatomía del ojo humano. — Human eye physiology

Fisiología del Nervio óptico — Optic Nerve Physiology

Estructura y capas de la cornea — Corneal layers

Anatomia de la cornea y el iris — Cornea and iris anatomy

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Anatomía del Nervio óptico — Nervio óptico

celulas-fotorreceptoras-conos-y-bastones — Células conos y bastones

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Anatomía del oído medio — The middle ear

sección transversal de la cóclea — Cross section

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Sección de la cóclea — Section of the cochlea

Audición y la cóclea — Hearing and cochlear

fisiologia de coclea — Anatomy of the cochlea

Estructura de la cóclea — Cochlea structure

Canales auditivos de la cóclea — Ear canals of the cochlea

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Estructura del oído interno — Structure of the inner ear

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Anatomía y Fisiología de la Faringe — Pharynx – Larynx

Anatomía y Fisiología del Olfato — Physiology of Smell

Esquema del nervio olfatorio — Olfactory nerve

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Los senos paranasales — The paranasal sinuses

Plano sagital de la cabeza — Sagittal plane

Sección frontal de la cabeza esqueleto — Paranasal sinuses

Glándula lagrimal normal — The tear gland

Las glándulas salivales — Salivary glands

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Cuerdas vocales en Susurro — Vowels in Whisper

Cuerdas vocales en respiración normal — Normal breathing

Cuerdas vocales en respiración forzada — Forced breathing

Laringe y Cuerdas vocales bebe — baby’s vocal cords

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Fisiología de la muela — Tooth physiology

Anatomía y fisiología de la boca — The mouth

Dentina y túbulos nerviosos — Dental dentin

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Clasificación de los dientes — Teeth classification

Anatomía del diente — Anat. of the tooth

Anatomía Interna del diente — Internal structure

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Anatomía interna de la muela — Tooth anatomy

Maxilar y mandíbula — Maxilla and mandible

Sensibilidad en la dentina — Dentin sensitivity

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Anatomia interna del diente — Inside the tooth

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Head and Neck Illustrations.
Next is the neck, which is the part of the body located between the head and the thorax. Therefore, it is connected longitudinally by the vertebral column, the spinal cord, the spinal nerves, the brain, the vessels that supply the head, the pharynx-esophageal duct, the larynx, and the trachea. The neck is the transition area between the skull. It functions mainly as a conduit for the structures that circulate between them. It contains specialized structures such as the larynx, trachea, esophagus, and thyroid and parathyroid glands. Which in turn facilitates flexibility and improves the efficiency of the sensory organs located in the head. However, the neck is a relatively thin structure.