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The anterosuperior view of the head of an anencephalic fetus demonstrates the disorganized connective tissue membrane that, in the absence of the calvarium, covers the top of the skull. Shot with a Nikon FE2 on Kodak Elite daylight film, ISO 100, with a blue filter to correct for tungsten illumination. |
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20020113 |
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Ed Uthman, MD |
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| current | 06:52, 26 November 2006 | 550×395 (24 KB) | Dead3y3 | ({{Information |Description=The anterosuperior view of the head of an anencephalic fetus demonstrates the disorganized connective tissue membrane that, in the absence of the calvarium, covers the top of the skull. Shot with a Nikon FE2 on Kodak Elite dayl) |
