Gastroenterological Collection

Gallstones, artwork
Gallstones. Cutaway computer artwork showing gallstones (brown, lower left) in a human gall bladder (red, oval). The gall bladder is a small muscular sac lying under the liver (not seen)

Enema-themed satirical buttons, louis xiv C018 / 0377
Satirical buttons depicting King Louis XIV during and after taking an enema. These are made from plated brass and date from around 1700, France

Colitis, light micrograph
Colitis. Light micrograph of a section through colon (large intestine) tissue affected by bacterial infection, causing injury to the mucosal lining, which has resulted in inflammation (colitis)

Ischaemic bowel, light micrograph
Ischaemic bowel. Light micrograph of a section through a portion of intestine that has been damaged by an interruption of the blood supply, or ischaemia

Pouchitis, endoscope view C015 / 5074
Pouchitis, endoscope view. This is the inflammation of an artificial rectum, known as an ileal pouch, formed in patients that have had their large intestine removed

Gall stones, artwork C016 / 7520
Gallstones. Cutaway computer artwork showing gallstones (blue, round, lower left) in a human gall bladder (oval, sac-like, lower left)

Gall stones, artwork C016 / 7519
Gallstones. Cutaway computer artwork showing gallstones (blue, round, upper left) in a human gall bladder (oval, sac-like, upper left)

Gall stones, artwork C016 / 7518
Gallstones. Cutaway computer artwork showing gallstones (small, round, upper left) in a human gall bladder (oval, sac-like, upper left)

Intestinal hernia, artwork C016 / 7525
Intestinal hernia. Computer artwork of a person with an intestinal hernia (lower right), showing how it has been treated (left)

Colon cancer, barium contrast CT scan
Colon cancer. Coloured barium contrast computed tomography (CT) scan, and 3D CT colonoscopy image (inset), of an axial section through the sigmoid colon (large intestine) of a 54-year-old patient

Colon cancer, 3D colonoscopy image
Colon cancer. 3D colonoscopy image showing the location of a cancerous growth (centre right) in the colon of a 59-year-old patient. Here, the growth has caused a narrowing (stenosis) of the colon

Colon polyp, 3D colonoscopy image
Colon polyp. Coloured 3D computed tomography (CT) colonoscopy image of a pedunculated (stalked) polyp in the sigmoid colon (large intestine) of a 50-year-old patient

Threadworms in the gut, SEM
Threadworms in the gut. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) showing threadworms (Enterobius sp. orange) on the interior surface of a human intestine

Colorectal cancer cell, SEM
Colorectal cancer cell. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a cancer cell from the human colon (large intestine). Cancer of the colon is also known as colorectal cancer

Colon cancer, CT scans
Colon cancer. 2D computed tomography (CT) rendering (left) and 3D colonoscopy image (right) showing the location of a cancerous growth in the colon of a 59-year-old patient

Intestinal brush border, TEM
Intestinal brush border. Transmission electron micrograph (TEM) of intestinal absorptive cells sectioned horizontally at their apex to show the surface microvilli (round)

Enema and stomach pump, circa 1870 C018 / 0360
Nineteenth century enema and stomach pump, made from wood, metal, and rubber. An enema is a syringe-like device used to evacuate the lower intestinal tract through introducing fluids to the rectum

Enema and stomach pump, circa 1880 C018 / 0361
Nineteenth century enema and stomach pump in a wooden case made from brass, wood, and ivory. An enema is a syringe-like device used to evacuate the lower intestinal tract through introducing fluids

Enema syringe, circa 1860 C018 / 0366
Enema syringe, manufactured by Arnold and Sons. Pictured in its wooden case, this device is made in England from brass and pewter, it dates from around the year 1860

Enema syringe, circa 1840 C018 / 0376
Nineteenth century enema, made from pewter, by Strickland in Bristol, England. The enema is a medical procedure whereby fluid is introduced to the rectum and colon via the anus

Cylinder enema, circa 1850 C018 / 0375
Cylinder enema with pump action (in its case) dating from around 1850, England. Enema procedures involve the evacuation of the lower intestines by the introduction of fluids into the rectum

Weiss patent syringe, circa 1850 C018 / 0362
Weiss patent syringe for use as enema or stomach pump. The components of this apparatus are made from brass and ivory. It dates from around 1850, England

Weiss patent syringe, circa 1850 C018 / 0369
Weiss patent syringe for use as an enema or stomach pump. The components of this apparatus are made from brass and ivory. It dates from around 1850, England

Enema and stomach pump, circa 1870 C018 / 0374
Nineteenth century enema and stomach pump made from wood, metal, and rubber (in a wooden case). An enema is a syringe-like device used to evacuate the lower intestinal tract through introducing

Cylinder enema, circa 1850 C018 / 0368
Cylinder enema with pump action (assembled) dating from around 1850, England. Enema procedures involve the evacuation of the lower intestines by the introduction of fluids into the rectum

Silver torch, 20th century
Nineteenth century self-administering clyster (a type of enema syringe). The enema is a medical procedure whereby fluid is introduced to the rectum and colon via the anus

Hutchinsons tropical enema, circa 1850
Hutchinsons tropical enema (assembled) with its morocco case. This piece is in brass and steel and dates from around 1850

Dividing cancer cell, SEM C014 / 0362
Dividing cancer cell. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a colorectal cancer cell undergoing mitosis (nuclear division) and splitting into two daughter cells (left and right)

Stomach cancer, barium X-ray
Stomach cancer. Coloured frontal X-ray of the upper gastroduodenal tract of a patient with stomach cancer (grey, upper centre)

Intestinal polyp removal, endoscopic view C016 / 8325
Intestinal polyp removal. Endoscopic view of a polyp (centre-right) being removed from the sigmoid colon (large intestine). Polyps are benign (non-cancerous) growths that arise from mucous membranes

Dividing cancer cell, SEM C014 / 0361
Dividing cancer cell. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a colorectal cancer cell undergoing mitosis (nuclear division) and splitting into two daughter cells (left and right)

Intestinal tumour, artwork C015 / 6451
Intestinal tumour. Computer artwork of a tumour on the internal wall of an intestine

Capsule endoscopy. Doctor holding a capsule endoscope. This pill-shaped capsule contains a small camera and is swallowed by a patient to provide real-time video images of the stomach and intestines

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"Gastroenterological Wonders: Exploring the Intricacies of the Digestive System" Delicate and captivating, this artwork beautifully depicts the formation of gallstones within the gallbladder. Dive into a microscopic world with this stunning SEM image showcasing colorectal cancer cells, reminding us of the importance of early detection and prevention. A mesmerizing light micrograph reveals the intricate details of gastritis, highlighting its impact on our digestive system's delicate lining. Witnessing threadworms in their natural habitat through an SEM image provides valuable insights into these parasitic creatures' presence within our gut. Another glimpse into gastritis through a captivating light micrograph emphasizes its diverse manifestations and effects on our gastrointestinal health. Colitis comes to life under a microscope as this vibrant light micrograph showcases inflamed tissue, urging us to prioritize proper management and care for this condition. Ischaemic bowel takes center stage in this enlightening light micrograph, shedding light on a potentially serious condition that demands immediate medical attention. Threadworms make another appearance in yet another striking SEM image, serving as a reminder to stay vigilant against these common intestinal parasites. Intriguingly complex and visually compelling, gastroenterology unravels mysteries hidden deep within our bodies—reminding us to nurture our digestive health for overall well-being.