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Pulmonary Emphysema - Airways Respiratory

Pulmonary Emphysema - Airways Respiratory

 

Pulmonary Emphysema - Airways Respiratory
Image Number: 103-165
Dimensions: 300 DPI
Media Used: Mixed
Formats Available: Digital File
Title: Pulmonary Emphysema - Airways Respiratory
Customization: Available
Image Description:  Breakdown of alveolar sacs and capillary membrane, collapsed airways, interstitial leaks, alveoli join to form larger, less effective air sac.

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Board Certified Medical Illustrator Fellow, Association of Medical Illustrators
Master of Associated Medical Sciences, Biomedical Illustration. University of Illinois at Chicago, 1989.
Bachelor of Arts, Drawing and Painting. The University of Alaska, 1986.
Bachelor of Science, Biomedical Science. Texas A&M University, 1983.

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