Human Chest and Its Anatomy in Reflection of Phaleristics

Research Article | DOI: https://doi.org/10.31579/2693-2156/134

Human Chest and Its Anatomy in Reflection of Phaleristics

  • Konstantin Anatolyevich Bugaevsky 1

*Corresponding Author: Dr. Konstantin Anatolyevich Bugaevsky, Assistant Professor, The Petro Mohyla Black Sea State University, Nikolaev, Ukraine

Citation: Bugaevsky KA, (2025), Human Chest and Its Anatomy in Reflection of Phaleristics, Journal of Thoracic Disease and Cardiothoracic Surgery; 6(3): DOI: 10.31579/2693-2156/134

Copyright: © 2025 Bugaevsky KA, this is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative
Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium,
provided the original author and source are credited.

Received: 30 April 2025 | Accepted: 18 May 2025 | Published: 02 June 2025

Keywords: human anatomy; human chest; phaleristics; thematic badges and brooches; screenshot copies

Abstract

This author's research article presents the results and comments on the reflection in phaleristics, on thematic badges and brooches, in plot drawings, of the human spinal column, its individual parts and vertebrae. As illustrations for the text of the article, the author uses screenshots of thematic icons and brooches, used illustrations taken from various sites on the Internet, accompanied by additional comments. In total, this research article presents 88 faleristics illustrations. All thematic badges and brooches are presented in their own subsections, with an arbitrary number of them. 

Introduction

Aim of the article

The aim of this article is to reflect the presentation of phaleristic materials in the form of thematic badges and brooches devoted to the anatomy of the human chest. 

Research hypothesis 

During preparation for this study, his author put forward a working hypothesis, the essence of which was that, in his opinion, there should be a significant number of the most diverse collecting materials (phaleristic, philatelic and numismatic), thematically dedicated to both anatomy and topographic anatomy of the human chest, which were released in different countries.

Introduction 

The study of human anatomy, as one of the most important sections of medical science, and even more so, in the light of its practical use, in thoracic and cardiac surgery, is always an important and urgent issue of research. A scientific study conducted by the author of this article, using the forces and means of collecting in this study, makes them especially interesting and exclusive. In this scientific article, which is the next in the series of original, scientific, copyright articles, in particular, in anatomy and different directions of surgery, where the author uses, as illustrations, the means of phaleristics. This innovative, exclusive approach, skillfully used by the author, has already brought success to more than 750 articles of the author, dedicated to medicine and its various clinical ones.

Method and materials of the study

When writing this research article, its author uses methods such as literary and critical analysis of all available, at the time of writing of domestic and foreign sources of information. After careful selection and systematization of the selected illustrative material, it was divided into subsections and all the illustrative materials found were transformed by the author into screenshots, and used in this article, as thematic illustrations, with strict adherence to copyright and the mandatory indication of the sources of their borrowing on the Internet. 

Results of the study and discussion

I would like to start the presentation of the phaleristics materials found in the form of thematic icons with the presentation of such a department of the human musculoskeletal system, and the parts of the human skeleton-its chest, which are represented, in Figure 1, in total-81 copies of screenshotes, thematic badges [1-7]. 

 

Figure 1: Thematic selection of badges, with the image of a human chest

Figure 2: is presented, a small, collection selection, thematic brooches, in a number of 17 copies, with the image of a human chest. All of them are made of different materials, metal and plastic masses, at a high artistic level [1-7].

Figure 2: Thematic brooches, with the image of a human chest

On this, another, another, author, research article devoted to reflection, in рhaleristics, on thematic badges, anatomical features of bones and joints, human chest.

Conclusion

1. The anatomy of a person and, in particular, such a section such as osteology is quite fully represented by such a section of collecting as phaleristics. 

2. The use by authors, as screenshot-illustrations, in this and others, is quite appropriate, and-colorfully and creatively, decorates, this and other articles.

3. The purpose of the study and the hypothesis put forward by the author, when writing this research article, were completed and confirmed by the author, in full.

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