atlas necklace | gold vermeil vermeil The inner-ear-anatomy and spine pendants

The inner-ear-anatomy and spine pendants cover other anatomy used in head-and-neck and surgical training

cholinergic neurons from the basal forebrain project widely to the cortex and hippocampus

Cervical vertebra necklace | gold vermeil

Most often given to a working microscopist or a histology technician

and who can explain the c² factor without flinching

atlas necklace | gold vermeil vermeil The inner-ear-anatomy and spine pendantsAtlas necklace 18k gold vermeil The atlas is named for the Titan condemned to hold up the heavens, because it holds up the skull. Greek anatomy gave it the name. Vesalius documented it in detail in De Humani Corporis Fabrica in 1543. The C1 vertebra has done the same job ever since. An atlas necklace, in 18k gold vermeil. The Anatomy of the Atlas (C1) The atlas is the most specialised vertebra in the spine. Unlike all other vertebrae, it has no body.