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Drawn to Medicine
To illustrate a series of manoeuvres that support the natural vaginal delivery of breech birth babies. Visuals to be used to support the training of midwives in the UK and abroad.
© Breech Birth Network
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Michele Graham
A woman in her eighties facing cancer treatment
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Jane Whitney
Kimberly Battista and Jane Whitney have recently finished all the article illustrations for the journal Endocrine Reviews, February issue. This figure shows established biological mechanisms of MPA (medroxyprogesterone acetate) potentially affecting acquisition of HIV-1 in the female genital tract.
© Endocrine Society
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Fran Milner
A series of illustrations designed to give an overview for patients of four methods of molecular profiling.
© Fran Milner
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Single Cell Animation, llc
A still image from an animation showing the decompression of the distal superficial peroneal nerve in the leg, above the level of the ankle. The client wanted an anatomically-correct conceptualization of the surgical procedure. One that would be understandable to the general public, but also be compelling to medical professionals and potential referring physicians.
© Healing Hands of Nebraska
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LEGACY BioStudios, LLC
Color illustration showing an alternative to surface attachment to prove a more long-term solution
© LEGACY BioStudios, LLC
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Justine Lee Hirten
This mural depicting local plants and animals in Connecticut was completed in spring 2017 for the Connecticut Audubon Center in Fairfield
You can find more information here: http://justineleehirten.com/mural/
© Justine Lee Hirten 2017
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Dorie Petrochko
Walnut Beach Habitat
Walnut Beach in Milford, CT is one of the many Long Island Sound rocky inter-tidal zones, where organisms live between the extreme high and
low tides. This results in frequent exposure of plant and animals to the air at low tide and immersion in the water at high tide.
Protection and respect for marine plants and animals are very important for a healthy shoreline ecosystem like Walnut Beach.
© Dorie Petrochko
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SilverLeaf Studios LLC
Digital poster intended to provide a visual reference for the continuing education of naturopathic doctors and integrative practitioners regarding the physiological and histological differences of skin cancers.
© Silverleaf Studios LLC 2017
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Catherine Delphia, MA, CMI
kidney anatomical art anatomy illustration medical illustration cross section virus organ transplant tonal traditional composition spot color
© catherine delphia
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Phospho Biomedical Animation
RNA Polymerase III is responsible for making the short RNAs that are used for protein synthesis. When the structure of RNA Pol III was recently published in Nature, we were asked to provide the cover-art.
See more here: https://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v553/n7688/index.html
© Alessandro Vannini Lab
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Mica Duran
The illustration was created for biological-mesh manufacturer ACell, as part of a series of images in a printed booklet to teach surgical technique for placement of their product in anterior vaginal wall prolapse repair. The representative page shows the suture placement steps utilized to fold the mesh into its proper shape and location.
© 2015 Mica Duran
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Lizzie Harper
These are some of the natural science watercolor illustrations I completed for the interpretation panels to be erected at a new nature reserve. The species list covered mammals, beetles, trees, grasses, fungi, and birds; all wild species to be found on the new reserve.
© Lizzie Harper 2017
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Applied Art, LLC
This figure is part of a series for an Operative Techniques publication, describing implantation
of a Left ventricular assist device to a patient's failing heart.
© Elsevier, Inc.
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Core BioVisuals
Platelet Aggregation, Blood Clot Formation, Fibrinolysis
© Core BioVisuals & Perosphere
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Visualmedics
Imagery on wound depth and skin recovery
© visualmedics
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Zusammen Science Art and 3DFilms ◤
Simplified anatomy of a DNA double helix with an accurate 3D model generated from the Protein Data Bank (PDB).
© 2017, Zusammen LLC
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Beth Croce
Series of informational tear sheets commissioned by Senior Brand Manager covering heath anatomy as well as pathological conditions.
© Aspen Australia
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Epic Studios, Inc.
We created this 3d photo-illustration of knee anatomy for The Harkness Center at NYU Langone Medical Center using one of their beautiful dance photos.
© NYU Langone Medical Center
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Mesa Studios
Infographic on bird intelligence and innovation; art and content collaboration with Editor Monica Serrano.
© National Geographic
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DNA Illustrations, Inc.
Infographic on the history, mechanism and use of oral contraceptives. Layout design by Maria Gonzalez.
© DNA Illustrations, Inc.
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Kelly Finan
Copper isotopes behave differently in near-surface environments than in non-weathering environments found deeper in the earth. By sampling copper isotopes (63 and 65) in metal artifacts from Copper and Bronze Age Serbia, Dr. Mathur and his colleagues discovered the approximate time that people of this region were introduced to shaft mining, a technique already in practice in the middle east.
Soon to be published in the Journal of Archaeological Science.
© Kelly Finan/Ryan Mathur
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CSIXstudios
The BeBopBrain platform was commissioned by Dr. Topun Austin from the Evelyn Perinatal Imaging Centre (EPIC) at the Rosie Hospital, Cambridge.
The 3D model of the brain was created from infant ultrasound data converted into a 3D surface, rendered in Zbrush and Blender and assembled onto CSIX's own platform software developed by Mr. Nils Schaetti.
Please feel free to visit the platform at: BebopBrain.com
© CSIXstudios
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Highway 504 Productions
A series of animations created for the BC Health Authority to educate parents of newly diagnosed children with various hearing pathologies. Videos also include live footage featuring actual families and hearing simulations.
© Highway 504 Productions
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Device-Anatomy
We created an animation to introduce a new type of heart monitor that is smaller, more comfortable, water resistant, and best of all, captures and records a better cardiac wave signal. It was created for patients and doctors, and shows the benefits and application procedure.
See the animation at: https://vimeo.com/170836101
© Paul Petersen 2017
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Maxwell Yeager
Award of Merit given at the 2016 AMI Conference Salon, Student Section - Didactic/Instructional: Anatomical, Pathological. Visualization of Comparative Anatomy: Jaw muscles of Theropod Dinosaurs and their extant relatives; illustrating the story of functional morphology and evolution. Read more abut this project at: maxwellyeager.com/mfa-thesis--max-yeager.html.
© 2016 Maxwell Yeager
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Mike Austin
This graft depicts a unique proximal end that allows the blood to swirl and reduces complications. This is part of a series.
© Mike Austin
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Jonathan Dimes
The assignment was to create cover art that incorporated different factors that could result in PTSD, as discussed in the manuscript. Photographs I had taken were combined and edited in Photoshop with public domain images. I.e. The child was photographed in his father's arms and then placed into a photo taken of the fireman, and the background added. Once the composite was approved, outlines, shadows, and highlights were added to create the final effect.
© Jonathan Dimes
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Mary K. Bryson
During the month of October, I fulfill many requests for illustrations that help women understand breast cancer. I am very proud of the work I have done, and continue to do for breastcancer.org
© brysonbiomed.com
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Craig Zuckerman
I was commissioned to design a display booth for an upcoming conference, on the effects of alcohol on the developing brain, women, and the body in general. This the third of three concepts. These will potentially incorporate holograms, and interactive activities.
© ICF
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Body Scientific
We just completed a small project featuring spot color illustrations of female anatomy and behavior.
© SAGE Publishing
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Todd Buck
Pseudobulbar Affect is characterized by uncontrollable crying or laughing at inappropriate moments. Depicted is crying woman, CYP2D6 pathway in brain and CYP2D6 structures (pink clusters). Quinidine and Dextromethorphan, found in FDA approved drug Nuedextra, are flying in from left and targeting CYP2D6.
© Todd Buck Illustration, Inc. 2017