Museum of Pathological Anatomy (10 photos)





Museum of Pathological Anatomy (10 photos)


Call me crazy, and I agree with you. I went on a tour of the "Museum of Pathological Anatomy" with medfaka. Vela tour we aunt, who herself works in the gastro-some department. Auntie dear, but that's constantly slipping into a story and repeating some things twice. And when I saw in the pocket of her robe translucent packaging thousandths bills (and even a special piece of paper sealed) and pyatisotki, I do imbued with respect thereto. Incidentally, in the end we paid 100 rubles, and I doubt that the money will go, she said, "to fund the development and support of the museum."
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Museum of Pathological Anatomy (10 photos)

1. anencephalic. Child born without upper lobes of the brain.

Museum of Pathological Anatomy (10 photos)

2. Brain. The most that neither is the brain of one of the professors medfaka, perezhedschy bequest to the museum. There's the way the brain stores and other professors and rectors.

Museum of Pathological Anatomy (10 photos)

3. gangrene of the foot. But I took a picture of a foot. Gangrene is - just blackening on the foot. But she sawed-off leg beautiful ... Oh, you should have seen the cut bone ...

Museum of Pathological Anatomy (10 photos)

4. Deformities caused by alcoholism. Xs it ...

Museum of Pathological Anatomy (10 photos)

5. chondroma finger. Y-yes it's a finger! Here's little black - nail, but it's at the end of the round - a tumor. Shes atkaya tumor ...

Museum of Pathological Anatomy (10 photos)

6. hydrocephalus. Or water on the brain. A terrible thing, but I once saw this in real life ... I remember in the newspaper has written, and I saw myself on the street: the nine-year girl on a stretcher with a huge head, brain edema ... begging for treatment ... So I do not know where they are now ...

Museum of Pathological Anatomy (10 photos)

7. Nome cheeks. Fully rotted cheeks and adjacent parts ... A mustachioed uncle was ...

Museum of Pathological Anatomy (10 photos)

8. 4-x month fetus. Well, what else :)
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Museum of Pathological Anatomy (10 photos)

9. Siamese twins. IMHO all familiar.

Museum of Pathological Anatomy (10 photos)

10. Siren. So called children with fused limbs. Ignore the seam - his (her) just opened ...