Skeletal System Anatomy. Medical illustrations.

Skeletal System Anatomy. These illustrations are focused on the human skeletal system. Essentially, this structure supports the most important internal organs and soft tissues. We can also say that the skeleton is the set of bony parts that provide the human body with a firm, multifunctional structure—with the exception of the hyoid bone, which is separate from the rest of the skeleton. Therefore, all other bones are articulated with one another and supported by complementary connective structures such as ligaments, tendons, muscles, and cartilage.

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Cráneo Vista Lateral — Skull Lateral view

Cráneo Vista Frontal — Skull Frontal view

Cráneo vista frontal lateral y posterior — Skull lateral and posterior frontal view

cráneo y vertebras cervicales — Skull and cervical

Vista frontal vertebras cervicales — Vertebrae Frontal view

Vista posterior vertebras cervicales — Vertebrae Posterior view

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Vertebras Cervicales laterales — Laterales

Omóplato vista posterior — Scapula posterior view

Omóplato vista frontal — Scapula front view

Anatomía de la Clavícula — Clavicle Anatomy

Vista frontal le las Costillas humanas — Ribs front view

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La producción de células sanguíneas — Células sanguíneas

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Huesos del oído medio — Bones of the middle ear

Estructura anatómica del cartílago — Anatomical structure of cartilage

Estructura interna del hueso largo — The Femur

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hueso radial y cubital — Radial and ulnar

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Columna vertebral vista posterior — Posterior

Clasificación Columna vertebral — Classification

Vertebras lumbares y sacro — Lumbar and sacral vertebrae

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Sacro Vista Frontal — Sacred Frontal View

Sacro Vista Posterior — Sacred Posterior view

Anatomía de la Cadera — Anatomy of the Hip

Caderas vista posterior — Hips posterior view

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Visión frontal y posterior del Fémur — Front Rear

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Vista lateral del pie — External lateral view of the foot

El pie Vista lateral — The foot internal lateral view

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Bone structures
Illustrations Skeletal System. In these illustrations, we can see that the human bone structure is made up of 206 bones, 80 axial bones, among which are the bones of the head, face, ribs, and sternum. Also, 126 appendicular bones, among which are: arms, shoulders, wrists, hands, legs, and feet. The bone skeleton is a structure typical of vertebrates. For this reason, in Biology, the skeleton is any rigid or semi-rigid structure that provides support and also provides the basic morphology of the body; some facial cartilages (nasal, auricular, etc.) should also be considered part of the skeleton.

First of all, we have 2 different types of bones, compact and spongy. Compact bones form the outer and hardest layer of bones; this type of bone makes up 80% of bone mass. They also provide protection, support, and resist the efforts that occur during movements. Next, the spongy bones form the majority of the vertebral body; they consist of a network called trabeculae. Within each trabecula are cells that directly receive nutrients from the blood that circulates through our body.