When producers of the Discovery Channel special on the subject of conjoined twins needed to illustrate the most common occurrences of this and some of the anatomical and subsequent surgical challenges facing doctors attempting to separate them they called on our team to illustrate the eight commonly found conjoined configurations.

 

LipoScience’s unique product and testing presented them with the challenge of efficiently showcasing how their product would give doctors a better testing method in determining a patient’s risk for heart attack.Using our 3D medical illustrations and animations of lipoproteins in the blood stream integrated in an interactive presentation distributed on a CD was just the answer they’d been seeking.

 

Hair... we all have it. Some more , some less.... This sequence illustrates the anatomy of a strand of human hair.

 

When a California podiatrist needed to create an educational video about the popular but not very easily understood surgical procedure called a “Bunionectomy”, he called on our team to help him tell the story of his surgical approach. With this presentation, patients could better understand before the operation how the surgeon could better help them with their foot problems.

 

From an animated sequence for a patient education video about bacterial infection, for Columbia University.

 

Of the many challenges that professionals in the medical, healthcare and pharmaceutical fields face…one is the challenge of communicating complex subjects in more easily understood ways. That’s where a picture truly can be worth a thousand words. It’s also where our expertise in designing interactive content, computer medical animation and video imagery helps to simplify the task. We’re delighted when called on to illustrate or animate complexities of the human body, various medical procedures, and to assist in other health related storytelling. We find this area of work to be some of our most fulfilling…realizing health issues are universal to each of us. We believe through better understanding, we can all be inspired to maintain better health.

Our work in producing health and medical content incorporating 3D computer medical animation and illustrations are seen on national and international programs for Discovery Communications, Discovery Health Channel, The Learning Channel, CBS News 48 Hours, PBS and at health educational centers, pharmaceutical companies and medical conferences nationwide. Here you’ll see just a few samples of our work in this area.