Satre Stuelke's radiology art

Toy elephant: 'It has a pull-string for a tail that, when pulled and released, results in the entire elephant jiggling. The jiggle "engine" can be clearly seen inside the body of the elephant tilted at an angle of 45 degrees' Photograph: Satre Stuelke

Barbie doll: 'Surprisingly, she has a rather detailed skeletal structure, most extensively present in the legs' Photograph: Satre Stuelke

Wind-up bunny: 'The internal mechanism is quite surprising in that it has a windmill-like cog wheel that controls the arm movement and also makes the bunny rock back and forth' Photograph: Satre Stuelke

Toy car: 'Note the wind-up key on the port side (opposite the viewing angle). The driver is easily visualised behind the steering wheel' Photograph: Satre Stuelke

Six-piece chicken nuggets: 'Note the breading covering the meat which can be easily visualised. The nuggets stack nicely within the box' Photograph: Satre Stuelke

Fisher Price telephone: 'A surprising number of high-strength metal parts can be visualised in purple' Photograph: Satre Stuelke

Toaster: 'The toast platforms which hold the toast between the heating elements can be clearly visualised in the centre of the toaster body. Despite scrutiny under this high-resolution CT scan, we were unable to pinpoint the cause of toast only getting crisp on one side of the bread' Photograph: Satre Stuelke

Big Mac: 'Note the sesame seed bun, pickles, special sauce, and cheese all readily visualised within the box. Interestingly, spots of glue can be seen holding the tabs of the packaging' Photograph: Satre Stuelke

Stuffed bunny: 'The bunny came to radiology with a history of obstipation. An abdominal exam was negative for bowel sounds and many small hard masses were palpated. On CT we can visualise many small dense spheres in the lower abdomen consistent with "rabbit pellets" and also consistent with the beans often left in small stuffed animals during manufacture' Photograph: Satre Stuelke

Razor: 'The rotating blades can be seen at the cephalic extreme of the body. The motor can be visualised below. Below the motor, a battery array with small PC board with various electronic components can be found' Photograph: Satre Stuelke

iPhone: 'As expected, there is a circuit board with many chips and interconnected parts. Cephaled, the most prominent part is the sim card connector. Cadually, the gold shadow is likely the battery' Photograph: Satre Stuelke