Photo de stock - ANATOMY, TRUNK<BR>Model of the internal anatomy of the trunk of an adult human body of indeterminate sex, anterior view. With the heart removed, the esophagus, (tan) visible in the thorax between the lungs, protrudes into the abdominal cavity, where the deep organs can be seen here thanks to the removal of both the digestive system (liver, gallblader, stomach, pancreas, intestines) and the reproductive organs. A portion of the rectum (brown) appears in frontal section under the sacral promontory (hip bone, off-white with pale blue stripe). The spleen (mauve) is located laterally against the abdominal wall. The kidneys (maroon) are surmounted by the adrenal glands (orange). The urine produced by the kidneys is carried by the ureters (beige ducts) to the urinary bladder (shown in frontal section, flesh-colored), located in the pelvic cavity, where it is stored before being excreted. The abdominal aorta (red) divides into the right and left common iliac arteries, then into the external iliac arteries in the pelvis to irrigate the lower limbs. It ramifies in order to vascularize the abdominal organs, such as the renal arteries for the kidneys, and the genital arteries (ovarian in women and testicular in men) running alongside the external iliac arteries and carrying oxygenated blood to the reproductive organs. In parallel, the external iliac veins (blue), draining the lower limbs, empty into the common iliac veins, which join up to form the inferior vena cava carrying deoxygenated blood towards the heart. The inferior vena cava also receives blood from numerous abdominal veins, such as the renal and genital veins, adjoining the arteries with the same names. The muscles (flesh-colored) covering the abdominal wall appear in the background. The left thigh section shows blood and lymph circulation (white blood vessels and yellow nodes).