The Digestive System Anatomical Chart

This informative chart provides a detailed overview of the digestive system, highlighting key organs and their functions, making it a valuable educational tool.

The update of the Digestive System Anatomical Chart brings clarity and detail to the complex structures of the human digestive system. This chart prominently features a central image that showcases essential organs such as the esophagus, liver, and stomach, with the latter sectioned to reveal its internal walls. Key components like the gallbladder, pancreas, small and large intestines, rectum, and appendix are meticulously labeled, providing an informative resource for both students and professionals alike.

In addition to the main illustration, the Digestive System Anatomical Chart includes concise text sections that describe the functions of various organs involved in digestion. This educational tool is further enhanced by detailed illustrations that place the digestive system within the broader context of the human body. Among these are drawings of the muscles of mastication, the walls of the stomach, jejunum, and colon, as well as the arterial supply that nourishes these vital structures.

Measuring 20 x 26 and printed on heavy paper, this chart is designed to be laminated for durability, making it suitable for framing or hanging in educational settings. Original medical illustrations by Brian Evan, in collaboration with Mark Frasier, a Professor of Anatomy at Colorado State University, ensure that the information is both accurate and visually appealing. Additionally, the expertise of consultant Nicole R. Herring, PhD, adds further credibility to this comprehensive anatomical resource.