Custom Medical Trial Exhibits
Medmovie transforms complex medical concepts into accurate, easy-to-understand, and focused medical legal demonstrative evidence exhibits.
“Convince the other side that you will win. Medmovie will explain your case to a jury better than any other method and therefore they provide a higher possibility of winning and therefore a higher chance of settling.”
Joe Savage
THE JOE C. SAVAGE LAW FIRM
Featured Animations
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Brain Injury Reconstruction
Neuron Injury
Brain Infarction
Featured Case Studies
Click on the images below to view sample illustrations and animations from recent medical cases including personal injury and medical malpractice. Each case includes a description of key points that were made in each case.
3D Reconstructions
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Strangulated Umbilical Hernia
Facial Fractures
Cerebral Aneurysm
Skull with Facial Fractures Anterior and Sagittal Views
Post Surgical Skull with Fixation Plates and Screws
3D Reconstruction of a Blood Clot from Ultrasound Images
Ankle (Pilon) Fracture
Spinal Reconstructions from CT
3D Reconstruction and Illustrations
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Custom Services
- Case review, research, and visual strategy consulting.
- Custom illustrations and animation covering injuries, progression of disease, timelines, and surgeries.
- Custom Illustrations and 3D reconstructions from X-ray, CT, MRI, and ultrasound.
Stock Solutions
- Animations and illustrations are available.
- Medical content validated by clients such as Heart Rhythm Society, American College of Cardiology, and American Society of Echocardiography.
- Low cost licensing with options for customization.
Use our search tool below or contact us directly at 859-221-8350 for assistance in looking for stock options.
Free Seminars Available
- Suitable for attorneys, paralegal, and staff.
- On-site presentations, webinars, PowerPoint presentations available for download.
2 seminars are currently available: