Liver Lobule
$395.00Anterior view of liver lobule
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Loss of Smell from Head Trauma (Shearing of Olfactory Nerves)
$395.00Brain thrown out of normal position causing the olfactory nerves to stretch and tear.
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Lumbar Connective Tissue Injuries (Lumbar Strain)
$395.00Series of illustrations showing the relevant anatomy of the lumbar spine during excession flexion resulting in injuries that entrap blood vessels|nerves|and muscles|and cause pain and decrease range of motion.
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Lumbar Radiculopathy
$395.00Demonstrates a disc compressing an exiting left nerve root resulting in radicular pain that radiates to the left leg.
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Lumbar Radiculopathy
$395.00Demonstrates a disc compressing an exiting right nerve root resulting in radicular pain that radiates to the left leg.
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Lumbar Transforaminal Steroid Injections
$395.00Posterior and axial views of the lumbosacral spine with bilaterally placed epidural steroid injection needles.
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Medial Branch Radiofrequency Ablation (Rhizotomy)
$395.00Lateral and axial view of lumbar spine with introducers and needle electrodes destroying medial branch of left nerves in an attempt to alleviate chronic pain.
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Medial Branch Radiofrequency Ablation (Rhizotomy)
$395.00Lateral and axial view of lumbar spine with introducers and needle electrodes destroying medial branch of right nerves in an attempt to alleviate chronic pain.
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Mental Pain and Anguish from Psychological Stimuli without Physical Pain
$395.00Images created to support arguments that mental pain and anguish from psychological stimuli (even without physical pain) is a very real(and even debilitating) result from traumatic events.
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Mental Pain and Anguish from Psychological Stimuli without Physical Pain
$395.00Images created to support arguments that mental pain and anguish from psychological stimuli (even without physical pain) is a very real(and even debilitating) result from traumatic events.
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Microscopic Connective Tissue Injuries
$395.00Illustrations of muscular anatomy in varying degrees of magnification comparing normal anatomy (emphasizing the highly organized nature of the structures) to the same areas during excessive stretch. And finally to the areas after healing with scar tissue and adhering the muscular structures together and entrapping nerves and blood vessels.
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