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Collection of Chest Xray Cliparts (48)
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Handy chest xray graphics collected for teachers and designers, mixing black and white line art with colored icons for flexible layouts.
Frontal anatomical illustration showing the thoracic cage, vertebral column, and pelvic bones-key structures for respiration and support.
A young student proudly presents a simplified human skeleton X-ray-perfect for learning basic anatomy.
Frontal view of the human ribcage, showing 12 pairs of ribs, the sternum, and clavicles in a simplified, clean line drawing.
A cheerful cartoon figure presents a simplified chest X-ray to help explain anatomy or diagnostic imaging in an accessible way.
A friendly cartoon child in winter gear reveals a clear chest X-ray image-perfect for explaining respiratory health to young patients.
A stylized chest X-ray showing the ribcage and spine, with a vibrant red heart symbol placed centrally to emphasize cardiac location and importance.
A clean anatomical ribcage illustration with a bold red heart at the center-ideal for science fans and edgy fashion.
Frontal view of the human rib cage, showing 12 pairs of ribs, sternum, and clavicles in a simplified skeletal diagram.
A happy child proudly displays a simplified chest X-ray-perfect for teaching kids or parents about medical imaging.
A playful pup enjoys a frosty mug-complete with love in its heart and a signature touch from artist elle❤karel.
This frontal chest radiograph reveals diffuse lung opacities, especially in the lower zones, and possible fluid accumulation at the lung bases.
A stylized human skeleton sits cross-legged with hands on hips, conveying confidence and whimsy in classic line-art form.
A technician adjusts the X-ray tube assembly while a patient lies still on the imaging table, demonstrating standard radiographic positioning.
A friendly cartoon child reveals their inner skeleton and organs in a clear, educational diagram ideal for early science lessons.
A doctor analyzes a liver ultrasound image, documenting findings for diagnosis or treatment planning.
The image is a black and white illustration of a cartoon character with arms and legs. The character is standing in front of a rectangular frame with a large X in the center. The X is made up of multiple bones, including the ribcage, the middle bone, and the bottom bone. The bones are arranged in a symmetrical pattern, with the largest bone at the top and the smallest at the bottom. The arms and hands are stretched out to the sides, as if the character is reaching for something. The overall style of the illustration is simple and cartoon-like.
A clear, high-contrast warning sign indicating that the equipment emits X-rays when powered on-critical for operator safety.
A clear frontal X-ray of both hands, displaying the phalanges, metacarpals, carpals, and wrist joints in detail.
A clean, stylized X-ray view of the human thoracic skeleton, highlighting ribs, sternum, and vertebrae.
A classic white-on-black skeleton costume stencil, ideal for crafting your own spooky Halloween look.
A friendly guide demonstrates an X-ray machine displaying a glowing blue skeletal image of a forearm and hand.
A cheerful cartoon girl wearing a red sleeveless top, white shorts with pink hearts, and flip-flops, with a red flower in her hair.
A simplified yet accurate depiction of the human thoracic cage, highlighting ribs, sternum, and vertebral attachment.
A cheerful cartoon fish with a see-through body revealing its skeleton, vibrant red tail, and striped fins.
A stylized human skeleton in motion, with the ribcage and pelvis emphasized in blue to aid anatomical learning.
Simplified line-art representation of a frontal chest X-ray, commonly used in digital health interfaces.
The image is an illustration of a hand holding a computer monitor with a blue background. On the screen of the monitor, there is a 3D model of a spine. The spine is white and appears to be made up of multiple layers of lines, with a small circle in the center. The hand is pointing towards the spine, as if it is explaining something. The image is in a flat, cartoon-like style.
The image is a black square with a white skeleton design in the center. The skeleton is in the shape of a square and is outlined in white. It has multiple ribcage radiating outwards from the center of the chest, creating a symmetrical pattern. The ribcages are arranged in a way that they form a heart shape, with the largest rib cage at the top and the smallest at the bottom. The bones are evenly spaced and appear to be made up of small, irregularly shaped structures. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.
Simplified anterior-posterior chest X-ray view highlighting ribs, sternum, clavicles, and lung zones.
Simplified line-art diagram of the human ribcage, showing 12 pairs of ribs, sternum, and thoracic vertebrae.
The image is an illustration of a hand holding a black rectangular screen with a purple background. On the screen, there is an image of the human chest and lungs. The chest is shown in a side view, with the ribcage clearly visible. The rib cage is also visible in the image. The hand is positioned in a way that the fingers are slightly curled around the chest. The image appears to be an x-ray of a person's chest.
Frontal view of the human ribcage, showing 12 pairs of ribs, sternum, and clavicles in simplified schematic form.
A young student confidently displays a chest X-ray-perfect for teaching anatomy or explaining diagnostic imaging to kids.
The image is a blue rectangular pendant with a white skeleton inside. The skeleton is standing upright with its arms stretched out to the sides and its head tilted slightly to the side. The background is a solid blue color. The pendant appears to be made of a transparent material, allowing the skeleton to be seen through it. The bones of the skeleton are clearly visible, with the ribcage and bones clearly defined. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.
A friendly cartoon figure reveals the hidden skeleton beneath the skin-perfect for teaching basic human anatomy.
A standard PA chest radiograph demonstrating typical anatomical structures with no visible pathology.
A standard posteroanterior (PA) chest X-ray demonstrating normal anatomy: symmetrical lung fields, sharp costophrenic angles, and no signs of pathology.
A lighthearted illustration of a patient using a medical monitor while a physician observes-perfect for explaining routine exams.
The image is an X-ray of a human skeleton. The image is taken from the side, and the bones are clearly visible. The bones are arranged in a radial pattern, with the ribcage on the left side of the image and the chest on the right side. The rib cage is located in the center of the chest, with a small amount of blood vessels visible in the middle.
There are also several small white lines radiating from the chest and neck, which appear to be nerves or nerves. These lines are likely nerves or arteries that are responsible for the flow of blood from the neck to the chest
The image is a chest x-ray radiograph, which is a medical imaging technique used to diagnose and treat chest pain. It shows the front and side of the chest, with the front facing towards the left side and the side facing towards it.
In the center of the image, there is an X-ray image of the lungs, which are shown in three different angles. The left side shows the chest cavity, while the right side shows a side view of the right lung. The chest cavity is shown with the bones (B) and lungs (L) visible. The bones are labeled with their corresponding names, such as "Bones (B), "Lungs (L), and "Heart (H).
The image also shows a person standing in front of a chest with their head resting on their hands, looking at the chest. The person is wearing a blue shirt and appears to be in pain or discomfort. The background is white, and the image is labeled with the Cleveland Clinic logo.
The image is an X-ray of a human chest and upper body, specifically the rib cage. The image is black and white and appears to be an Xray, as there is a small green dot in the center of the chest. The green dot is likely a ventricle, which is a type of ventricular aneurysm that occurs in the upper body. The rib cage is located in the middle of the ribcage and is surrounded by the ribbed bones. The bones are arranged in a radial pattern, with the left and right sides of the image being the largest and the right side being the smallest. The background is black, making the green dot stand out.
The image is an X-ray of a human chest and upper chest. The image is black and white and appears to be an Xray, which is a type of radiograph that shows the internal structure of the chest. It shows the ribcage, which are visible in the center of the image. The rib cage is divided into two sections, with the left side being the chest and the right side being a chest cavity. The chest cavity is located in the upper left corner of the body, and the chest cavity on the bottom right corner is located on the right.
The image also shows the lungs and chest
The image is a digital illustration of a chest X-ray. It is a blue line drawing of the human body, with the rib cage clearly visible. The rib cage is divided into two sections, the left side is the chest and the right side is a chest. The chest is shown in a side view, with its arms and chest visible.
The chest is outlined in white, and the ribcage is drawn in a simple, minimalist style. The bones are arranged in a way that they form a symmetrical pattern, with each section having a different shape and size. The top of the chest has a small
The image is a square graphic with a black background. In the center of the graphic, there is a blue silhouette of a chest X-ray. The bones are arranged in a symmetrical pattern, with the top half of the chest facing upwards and the bottom half facing downwards. The image is simple and minimalistic, with no other elements or design elements. The text "John Smith" is written in white below the silhouette.
The image is a digital illustration of a chest X-ray. The background is black and the illustration is in a turquoise color. The chest is shown in a side view, with the ribcage clearly visible. The rib cage is made up of multiple layers of ribcages, with each layer representing a different part of the chest. The bones are arranged in a way that they form a symmetrical pattern, with some overlapping each other. The image is labeled with the words "Chest X-Ray" in white text at the top.