Our work

Case studies

Each exhibit below was built from the patient's or client's own imaging for a plaintiff firm. Details are anonymized, and every image is a rendering of the exhibit we built.

Rendered spine model with a clear vertebral front lying on the base beside it, exposing the artery

Medical malpracticePhysical and interactive

Vertebral artery injury during cervical fusion

A 1:1 cervical spine model and an interactive exhibit, built from the patient's own CT and MRI.

Rendered white jaw, neck vertebrae and collarbones with red arteries rising to the skull base, on a dark wood stand

Wrongful deathPhysical model

Carotid artery measurement in a wrongful death case

A model of the carotid arteries from the patient's CT angiogram, with the measured section marked in black.

Rendered pelvis with a metal plate and screws along the repaired bone, on a display stand

Personal injuryInteractive

Pelvic fracture and surgical reconstruction

An interactive exhibit that shows the break before surgery and the repair after, from the client's CT scans.

More of our work

Other exhibits

Failed ankle reconstruction

For a failed ankle reconstruction, we built a hand-held model of the bones from the client's own CT, with the screws in their actual positions.

Rendered white ankle bones with metal screws at the joint, on a dark wood display stand — Rendering: the ankle model with its screws, on a display stand.

Close rendered view of metal screws entering the bones at the ankle joint — Rendering: close view of the screws at the joint.

Rendering: the screws drawn out of the bone one at a time, then returned.

Skull-base fracture in a wrongful death case

For a wrongful death case, we built a split skull from the hospital's own CT scan, showing where the bone was broken without graphic images.

Rendered white skull on a dark wood stand, with a thin red line on the bone near the temple — Rendering: the split skull on a display stand, with a fracture trace at the temple. The seam across the top is where the cap lifts off.

Rendered skull with the cap removed, showing red lines across the interior floor of the skull — Rendering: the cap removed, with fracture traces across the inside of the skull base.

Rendered skull with its cap removed and resting beside it on a dark wood stand — Rendering: the cap lifted off and set on the stand, with a fracture trace on the side of the skull.

Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Case details are published with client permission; some details are anonymized to protect confidentiality.

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