The scenario: You arrive at a deposition and begin questioning the witness about your client's automobile accident. The witness describes the accident in detail, yet the description sounds drastically ...

In this case, it was claimed that errors committed by the doctor during the delivery of this child resulted in permanent brain damage. Specifically, the claim was that the brain was injured during the ...

Many juries have a difficult time understanding the concept of a coup-contrecoup injury. They don’t understand why a blow to the back of the head would result in damage to the front of the brain, or ...

This case involved the placement of a nasogastric tube in a patient that experienced some nasal bleeding. It was claimed that the hemorrhage resulted from a penetration of the esophagus and a perforat ...

This case involved a difficult delivery where the baby’s shoulder become lodged in the mother’s pelvis resulting in injury to the nerves that extend down through the shoulder into the baby’s arm ...

In representing anatomy for a lay audience, it is not always sufficient to limit your image to traditional exterior views or cross sectional views. Sometimes it is necessary to use transparency so tha ...

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 ...

If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a video must be worth at least a million.When trying to describe a system or mechanism, a series of images would be helpful, but if the system involves mot ...

Our client faced a difficult challenge in this case while representing a surgeon who repaired the plaintiff’s broken wrist. The lateral post-operative x-ray clearly shows that one of the fixation sc ...

In many cases it becomes necessary to represent a broad overview of multiple medical conditions rather than focusing on one injury. This may be necessary to give an appreciation of a patient’s pre-e ...