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The Kaibo Zonshinzu anatomy scrolls was an artwork painted by Kyoto-area physician Yasukazu Minagaki (1784-1825) in 1819.

Unlike modern anatomical figures which are painless and emotionless, these paintings were realistic showing that the dissected ones are in pain and bleeding.

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This is ugly, and it’s really expensive ($60.00 usd and only has one in this world). I think the fella spent a great hell of time making the tee. You can DIY.

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Human anatomy doesn’t stop at the legs part, so I try to search clothes that are anatomical.

I googled this “Anatomical T-Shirt” and guess what, it’s about the same price as the socks.

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Some people said they won’t tattoo themselves an anatomy tattoo, so I came across this “Anatomically Correct Bone Socks“, which you will not hurt yourself.

Besides cheating in the leg bones anatomy exam, this pair of socks also helps you not wearing the wrong socks with the wrong legs (many people still doing that, even sometimes after I wear wrong and found it quite annoying).

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My friends who are taking anatomy are experiencing difficult times memorizing everything, here’s a trick for you to pass your paper.

I think they are cool, but I scare pains, I would have a temporary tattoo of that on my body. Does it makes things easier for surgeon to perform an operation?

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