3D Modeling

3D Modeling

There are times when a simple 2-dimensional illustration of the anatomy is not sufficient. When the objective is to show the exact size and location of an organ or pathology, it is often necessary to model the anatomy in 3 dimensions.Click here to view this video on our YouTube pageThis case involved a cerebral mass that was directly adjacent to the left lateral ventricle. It was essential for us to show the relationship of the mass to the ventricle, so this 3D model was created. By slowly rotating the brain, we could clearly reveal the relationship of the structures involved. This animated presentation of the anatomy provided a much better understanding than any traditional illustration ever could.If you need an illustration or animation for your case feel free to browse our large library of stock exhibits and/or contact us to assist in the creation of a custom exhibit.

Published On: 03 Aug 2020 1 min read

Medical Animation Demonstrative Exhibits Electronic Trial

There are times when a simple 2-dimensional illustration of the anatomy is not sufficient. When the objective is to show the exact size and location of an organ or pathology, it is often necessary to model the anatomy in 3 dimensions.

Click here to view this video on our YouTube page

This case involved a cerebral mass that was directly adjacent to the left lateral ventricle. It was essential for us to show the relationship of the mass to the ventricle, so this 3D model was created. By slowly rotating the brain, we could clearly reveal the relationship of the structures involved. This animated presentation of the anatomy provided a much better understanding than any traditional illustration ever could.

If you need an illustration or animation for your case feel free to browse our large library of stock exhibits and/or contact us to assist in the creation of a custom exhibit.