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Multiple Rib Fractures
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Anterior Cervical Spinal Fusion Plate
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Visualization of MicroMax implant / DJO iPad App
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Visual display development for dermotological, scalp, hair and skin solutions
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Implantable spinal device revision system (US 2006/0058791 A1)
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Demonstrative of open reduction and internal fixation of the right femur
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Education poster on multiple sclerosis
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Complex visual effects for games, film and broadcast television
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Depiction of relative positions between personnel for a litigation demonstrative
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2D Flash-based educational game on sepsis
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Lumbosacral plexus anatomical illustration
The illustration was a big factor in making an impact with the jury, assisting the jury in understanding the severity of the injuries, as well as the expert testimony from the treating doctors. ION Medical Designs provided excellent service from start to finish, including changing the illustration multiple times. This was the first time the services of ION Medical Designs were used by our firm, but certainly not the last." Daniel J. Podolsky, Partner
Site updates online 02/10/2013 including new medical malpractice, personal injury and publications.
Medically accurate, affordable high-quality demonstratives for litigation
Temporomandibular Joint
Posted in Medical Legal
Medical exhibit created for a personal injury. The plaintiff's particular injuries included a TMJ injury which was realigned with a LVI orthotic device and musculoskeletal strain of her neck and lower back. Click the image to check out the full size exhibit and learn more about the science and litigation in the case.
L2, L3 and L5 Spinal Fractures
Posted in Litigation Graphics
Demonstrative creation for litigation use. Trial boards and digital versions of your client's injuries that tell the story, settle the case quickly and convey damages to the jury clearly and concisely.
Cross Section of the Eye
Posted in Illustration
Close up cross-sectional view of the human eye, showing where aqueous humor is formed behind the iris. The fluid travels to the anterior chamber and out through Schlemm's canal.
