Do you have unspent funds in your MarCom budget for 2022? Jumpstart your medical animation & illustration communications immediately – so you can designate unused funds by year-end. arteryhealthcarevisuals.com #communication #medicalanimation #medicaldevices

Wishing you a cozy Holiday Season of warming your bones by the fire - from all of us at Artery Studios arterystudios.com

Happy Valentine's Day! #valentine #ValentinesDay

Happy Halloween from the bleeding hearts at Artery Studios!

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Wishing you many delicious treats this Holiday Season - from the creative bakers at Artery Studios

In coarctation of the aorta, this artery narrows as the blood first leaves the heart – preventing oxygen and nutrients from getting to the body. Luckily, this serious defect is corrected by surgery, allowing an infant to have a normal life.

This engaging interview sheds light on integrating dynamic demonstrative evidence from Artery Studios into PI file development and trial, to achieve enhanced outcomes. Thank you to David Craig of @ckflaw for the opportunity to be his guest. bit.ly/After_the_crash #personalinjury

Artery Studios was very pleased to see our medical animation work featured by Mark Lanier at the National Trial Lawyers Summit in his terrific presentation on “Visual Gestalt: Crafting the Perfect Demonstrative”. Thanks Mark!

Having trouble catching your breath? It might not be love – Hemothorax can occur from blunt chest trauma after a car crash, when the pleural cavity – potential space between lung and ribs – fills with blood after lung or rib injury. A tube thoracostomy can be life-saving. #lawyer

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month

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SEPTEMBER IS WORLD ALZHEIMER’S AWARENESS MONTH #WorldAlzheimersMonth

Happy Halloween from us batty (and creative) medical-visual communicators at Artery Studios! #medicalillustration #medicalanimation #halloween

This Sunday is World AIDS Day #WorldAIDSDay

December is Stomach Cancer Awareness Month – #medicalillustration #medicalanimation

Wishing you a bright shining year ahead – from the festive creators at Artery Studios

Medical Monikers: Dinner-fork Deformity Typically caused by a fall onto an outstretched hand (FOOSH), a Colles' fracture of the radius creates a distinctive bend of the wrist, known as the dinner-fork deformity.

Ankle joint fusion surgery typically involves removal of the degenerated joint surfaces down to bleeding bone. Here, the end of the fibula was removed and fragmented into bone grafting material. This was packed into the joint to allow it to heal in a fused (non-bending) position.