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Medical Colorized Films

X-Rays for Trial, Illustration Overlays, 3D Film Colorization

 

Our medical illustrators can turn black and white, difficult to understand diagnostic films, into clear and convincing exhibits for trial or mediation.  From a 2-D Colorized MRI showing soft tissue damage, to a 3-D Colorized X-Ray emphasizing Post-Operative Hardware, we can bring your client’s film to life, in a simple, clear and concise manner meant to educate the jury.  

> MRIs
> CTs
> X-Rays
> Mammograms
> Angiograms
> Ultrasounds

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Samples: Colorized Medical Films
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Visit our Colorized Films Gallery to see more samples of our work 

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Interactive Slice Chooser

We can also recreate the human body and the existing medical condition in 3D utilizing films in an Interactive Slice Chooser.

 

Slice Interactive Surgery Summary Interactive Surgery Summary


For any questions about our video services, presentation or pricing, give us a call at 800-591-1123 or contact us for a free consultation and custom proposal.


 

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