Prolapsed Collection

Slipped intervertebral disc, artwork
Slipped intervertebral disc, computer artwork. Intervertebral discs (red) are pads of cartilage between the bones (vertebrae) of the spine

Lower back pain C016 / 9667
MODEL RELEASED. Lower back pain

Artificial spinal disc, X-ray C016 / 6561
Artificial spinal disc. Coloured X-ray of the spine of a 42 year old woman, showing a prosthetic spinal disc (white) in the lumbar (lower) spine

Artificial spinal disc, X-ray C016 / 6562
Artificial spinal disc. Coloured X-ray of the spine of a 42 year old woman, showing a prosthetic spinal disc (white) in the lumbar (lower) spine

Lower back pain C016 / 9668
MODEL RELEASED. Lower back pain

Hiatal hernia, endoscopic view C016 / 8330
Hiatal hernia. Endoscopic view of a hiatal hernia (gastro-oesophageal prolapse), seen from below, with the endoscope(black) seen in an inverted position inside the stomach

Hiatal hernia, endoscopic view C016 / 8329
Hiatal hernia. Endoscopic view of a hiatal hernia (gastro-oesophageal prolapse), seen from above. A hernia is the protrusion of an organ, or the fascia of an organ

Slipped intervertebral disc, artwork C013 / 4663
Slipped intervertebral disc. Computer artwork of a side view of the vertebral column in a case of a slipped (herniated) disc

Slipped disc, CT scan
Slipped disc. Coloured computed tomography (CT) scan of an axial section through an inter- vertebral disc (orange) showing herniation

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Exploring the complexities of the human body: From the subtle slip of a slipped intervertebral disc (C016 / 9667, C016 / 6561, C016 / 6562) to the intricate view of a hiatal hernia (C016 / 8330, C016 / 8329), art and medical imaging provide unique perspectives. The former, depicted in this artwork (C013 / 4663), can lead to lower back pain and may require artificial spinal disc replacement, as shown in these X-rays (C016 / 6561, C016 / 6562). Meanwhile, a hiatal hernia, as seen in these endoscopic views (C016 / 8330, C016 / 8329), can cause various symptoms and may require surgical intervention. Both conditions remind us of the intricate balance and complexity of our bodies, and the importance of seeking medical care when needed.