Collection of Atrophy Cliparts (13)

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Handy atrophy graphics collected for teachers and designers, mixing black and white line art with colored icons for flexible layouts.

Cross-sectional diagram of a spinal vertebra showing grey matter and motor neurons in the anterior horn of the spinal cord.

This labeled diagram shows the grey matter of the spinal cord with red dots indicating motor neuron cell bodies in the anterior horn.

A hand-drawn trophy cup with "A++" on its side, symbolizing top academic or performance achievement.

A stylized trophy proudly displaying “A++” to represent the highest level of excellence.

Scientific illustration showing cellular mechanisms of neurodegenerative diseases including Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and ALS.

This diagram maps the core cellular and molecular pathways involved in major neurodegenerative diseases, highlighting shared and distinct mechanisms.

Purple phone case featuring a purple and green awareness ribbon for Multiple System Atrophy (MSA) with text and website URL.

A striking purple phone case with the MSA awareness ribbon-symbolizing hope and solidarity for those affected by Multiple System Atrophy.

Cheerful older woman in swimwear, snorkel gear, and duck-shaped floatie, ready for fun at the pool or beach.

Embracing summer joy: a confident senior diver with her trusty duck floatie and full snorkeling set!

Cartoon man straining to lift a dumbbell, sweating and grimacing with effort.

Even seasoned lifters hit plateaus-this cartoon captures the real struggle of pushing past physical limits safely.

CT brain scan tri-view showing axial, coronal, and sagittal sections with white arrow markers indicating abnormal findings.

This tri-view CT scan of the brain displays key anatomical planes, with white arrows pointing to areas of clinical interest such as possible lesions or structural anomalies.