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Presentation Topic: Pituitary Tumor Removal Surgery |
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Project Type: Medical Malpractice |
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Description: This animation was created to facilitate expert testimony in a medical malpractice case. Working with the expert and a series of MRIs, we created a medically accurate 3D model specific to the patient�s anatomy. To validate the 3D model, MRI�s of the patient pre and post-surgery are used. The animation clearly illustrates the patient�s anatomy and makes the doctor's negligence clear. |
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Presentation Topic: How Asbestos Causes Mesothelioma |
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Project Type: Medical Animation |
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Description: Using a 3D model, this medical animation was used to facilitate expert testimony about the way asbestos fibers cause injury. |
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Presentation Topic: Coal Dust Injury Timeline |
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Project Type: Medical Illustration/Insurance Coverage |
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Description: This interactive timeline was used to facilitate expert testimony regarding how coal dust injuries occur only after years of accumulation. The emphasis here was to establish that a claimant�s injury did not occur during the policy period at issue. |
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Presentation Topic: Tumor Location Animation |
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Project Type: Medical Malpractice Case |
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Description: This 3D model was created to illustrate the size and placement of two large tumors that went undiagnosed by doctors. The anatomically accurate model was created by forming a three dimensional matrix of MRI images. The animation allows the jury to comprehend the size of the tumors and the effects that they had on the surrounding organs. |
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Presentation Topic: Cranial Nerve Illustration
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Project Type: Medical Illustration |
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Description: Images were created to facilitate expert testimony and show the anatomy of a brain injury. This illustration traces the neural paths in the brain and was used to facilitate expert testimony explaining how an injury to the brain can affect speech and control of the facial muscles. |
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Presentation Topic: Treatment Timeline |
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Project Type: Medical Malpractice � Jury Trial |
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Description: This timeline shows the course of events leading up to a plaintiff�s death due to undiagnosed injuries. The timeline was created as an "interactive" demonstrative to allow counsel to navigate through the many entries in the hospital records, as well as enlarge x-rays and other documents. The emphasis here was to show the numerous opportunities doctors had to properly diagnose the patient�s condition and thus save her life. |
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