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The '''Wiki Board Review Team''' is constantly trying to improve the quality of their questions. To date, we have an initiative in order to incorporate '''medical illustrations''' made by our editors into the questions.  These images have outstanding quality and are copyleft, therefore are allowed to be used.
The '''Wiki Board Review Team''' is constantly trying to improve the quality of their questions. To date, we have an initiative in order to incorporate '''medical illustrations''' made by our editors into the questions.  These images have outstanding quality and are copyleft, therefore are allowed to be used.


Should you have any particular interest in a board relevant illustration to be created; please email us to medicalillustration@wikidoc.org. Our team will he happy to create images upon petition.
Should you have any particular interest in a board relevant illustration to be created; please email us to '''[mailto:medicalillustration@wikidoc.org medicalillustration@wikidoc.org]'''. Our team will he happy to create images upon petition.


The following images are examples of images created by our illustrators:
==Examples of WBR Medical Illustrations==
==Examples of WBR Medical Illustrations==
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Revision as of 15:02, 3 October 2013

The Wiki Board Review Team is constantly trying to improve the quality of their questions. To date, we have an initiative in order to incorporate medical illustrations made by our editors into the questions. These images have outstanding quality and are copyleft, therefore are allowed to be used.

Should you have any particular interest in a board relevant illustration to be created; please email us to medicalillustration@wikidoc.org. Our team will he happy to create images upon petition.

Examples of WBR Medical Illustrations

Image Topic

Syringomyelia

Multiple sclerosis

Tabes Dorsalis

Polio

ALS