MedLegal Visuals also creates General Anatomy & Surgery Exhibits to be utilized in conjuction with case-specific trial exhibits. These medical exhibits feature medical illustrations that depict general anatomy as well as common (minor) surgical procedures.
In personal injury cases these exhibits are best used along with case specific medical exhibits and generally show normal anatomy or the pre-accident appearance of your client’s injured areas of anatomy. They are especially helpful to show orientation of anatomy and to educate your viewing audience as to how a specific area of anatomy normally appears and functions. Normal anatomy exhibits help to contrast the post-accident condition & injuries suffered by your client shown in case-specific medical exhibits. When this frame of visual reference is provided to the viewer; whether an insurance adjuster, judge or lay person on a jury, there is an immediate understanding and agreement of how devastating that specific injury suffered by your client has been.
General anatomy & surgery exhibits can also be used in medical malpractice cases as well, to contrast and show that a physician has deviated from the standard accepted practice of medical care. Whether a medical negligence case such as a surgical mistake or injury to the patient has occurred or if the technique of a standard surgical procedure was not followed. In either of these cases, these medical exhibits provide a visual frame of reference that allows the viewer to understand how a specific surgical procedure is performed and how that contrasts the surgical errors or mistakes that have been made.
Once the general anatomy & surgery exhibits have been presented to the viewer & they have been educated to understand the normal anatomy of a specific area of the body, or educated as to the standard technique of how a specific surgery is performed, they can now move along together with you and your medical expert to see and understand in contrast the effects of a post-accident injury or a surgical error. These medical exhibits provide the viewer with a visual frame of reference and solid understanding of the anatomy or surgery to build on and go back to if needed throughout the course of the case.
Contact MedLegal Visuals today to learn more about how these general anatomy exhibits can be incorporated into your case presentation and be used in conjunction with case specific medical exhibits to maximize the value of your personal injury or medical malpractice cases.
