Jun 26, 2025
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Victoria rescued this cat from a tree and kept making the ”pspspsps” sound…
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LOOK AT THIS!!!
Victoria rescued this cat from a tree and kept making the ”pspspsps” sound…
She got the message. She looks like she’s thinking “Well played…”
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Do you draw "worm"
I have!! I need to again soon!
Juni draw your "ideal" harry du bois outfit
Pericardial Disease The pericardium First, we draw the heart and great vessels in context with the diaphragm and lungs. • The fibrous pericardium forms a loose “bag” around the heart; it is attached to the central tendon of the diaphragm. • T
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When I was studying medicine, I found it very compassionate from grace of god to create the heart with enclosed membrane, it’s called: “Pericardium” When my mother passed away, I realized that I had lost my pericardium, I moved from theoretical to applied. I felt like someone’s sneezing on the street hurts me.
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Great video of a heart beating inside the pericardium during retraction of the lung. Also in slow motion <3
Reasons I became an engineer: #3
This is third in a series of posts reflecting on my path to becoming an engineer. In the previous one, I described how I left the Royal Navy and became a research assistant at the University of Sheffield in the Department of Mechanical Engineering [see ‘Reasons I became an engineer: #2’ on May 3rd, 2023]. My choice of research topic was dictated by the need for a job because I had to buy myself…
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