Medical-Legal Illustration is the first book on medical-legal illustration, providing an understanding of anatomy, surgical cases, and how medical illustration can clearly and succinctly illustrate accidents, medical malpractice, and death investigation for forensic use in court.
Medical-Legal Illustration is the first book on medical-legal illustration, providing an understanding of anatomy, surgical cases, and how medical illustration can clearly and succinctly illustrate accidents, medical malpractice, and death investigation for forensic use in court.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
R. Annie Gough, MS, CMI: With a background in autopsy forensics and almost 20 years of professional medical legal illustration experience, Annie Gough brings light to a little-known and fascinating industry. Annie is a certified medical illustrator and demonstrative exhibit consultant known for her creativity and passion. Receiving her Masters in Medical Illustration from the Medical College of Georgia, Annie entered the medical legal community 2001. She is the owner of agillustrations in Denver, Colorado, she is a visiting professor to St. George's University, and she often lectures on medical illustration, civil injury cases, and visual storytelling.
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Chapter 1 Dominos: Warning: Graphic images. Chapter 2 The Brief: The reason and the reasoning. Section A Who am I? The beginning of a medical illustrator. Chapter 3 You're Grounded: Growing up with anatomy. Chapter 4 Suspicious Minds: Seeking the truth. Chapter 5 Bunny Suit: A background in forensics. Section B Who are we? The unknown world of medical illustration. Chapter 6 Disgusta: Medical illustration master's degree. Chapter 7 Stars Are Born: Products of our professors. Chapter 8 Sutured Together: Learning surgery. Chapter 9 History of the Association: Foundations of medical art and law. Section C Why would an attorney hire a medical illustrator? Chapter 10 Pantyhose: Inside the law firm. Chapter 11 Message in a Bottle: A settlement brochure. Chapter 12 Hondas: Profits over people. Chapter 13 The Process: Draw by hand. Chapter 14 Wile E. Coyote: Real people. Chapter 15 Tin Cans: Voluminous records. Chapter 16 Can't Trust a Photo: But request them all. Chapter 17 Interpreting Radiology: Images establish facts. Chapter 18 Radiology Is Not Enough: The jury needs clarification. Chapter 19 Netflix: The jury wants TV. Chapter 20 Muddy Waters: Aberrant anatomy. Chapter 21 Healing Trauma: The client is better. Chapter 22 Bad Facts: The client is a stripper. Chapter 23 No Facts: The lawyer didn't ask. Chapter 24 Pre Trial Panic: Last minute animations. Chapter 25 Six Degrees of Separation: Experts and animators. Section D What additional benefits does an attorney get from collaboration with a medical illustrator? Chapter 26 Boutique Feel: Not just a product but a service. Chapter 27 It's Not Rocket Science: Narrating brain surgery. Chapter 28 Headless Horseman: The value of the client likeness. Chapter 29 Defending Doctors: Medical malpractice defense. Chapter 30 Deep Pockets: What will this cost? Chapter 31 MVP: Minimum viable product. Chapter 32 Pancakes: Food analogies. Chapter 33 Out of the Box: Creative alternatives. Chapter 34 Power Tools: Anything it takes. Chapter 35 Holograms: Advances in technology. Chapter 36 Exhibit Hall: Building connections. Section E The closing argument for evoking emotion. Chapter 37 The Wall: Between our warm hearts and our dark minds. Chapter 38 Gross: The specter versus the science. Chapter 39 Pin the Tail on the Donkey: To show or not to show the genitalia. Chapter 40 Perfect Data: A picture is worth a thousand words.
Chapter 1 Dominos: Warning: Graphic images. Chapter 2 The Brief: The reason and the reasoning. Section A Who am I? The beginning of a medical illustrator. Chapter 3 You're Grounded: Growing up with anatomy. Chapter 4 Suspicious Minds: Seeking the truth. Chapter 5 Bunny Suit: A background in forensics. Section B Who are we? The unknown world of medical illustration. Chapter 6 Disgusta: Medical illustration master's degree. Chapter 7 Stars Are Born: Products of our professors. Chapter 8 Sutured Together: Learning surgery. Chapter 9 History of the Association: Foundations of medical art and law. Section C Why would an attorney hire a medical illustrator? Chapter 10 Pantyhose: Inside the law firm. Chapter 11 Message in a Bottle: A settlement brochure. Chapter 12 Hondas: Profits over people. Chapter 13 The Process: Draw by hand. Chapter 14 Wile E. Coyote: Real people. Chapter 15 Tin Cans: Voluminous records. Chapter 16 Can't Trust a Photo: But request them all. Chapter 17 Interpreting Radiology: Images establish facts. Chapter 18 Radiology Is Not Enough: The jury needs clarification. Chapter 19 Netflix: The jury wants TV. Chapter 20 Muddy Waters: Aberrant anatomy. Chapter 21 Healing Trauma: The client is better. Chapter 22 Bad Facts: The client is a stripper. Chapter 23 No Facts: The lawyer didn't ask. Chapter 24 Pre Trial Panic: Last minute animations. Chapter 25 Six Degrees of Separation: Experts and animators. Section D What additional benefits does an attorney get from collaboration with a medical illustrator? Chapter 26 Boutique Feel: Not just a product but a service. Chapter 27 It's Not Rocket Science: Narrating brain surgery. Chapter 28 Headless Horseman: The value of the client likeness. Chapter 29 Defending Doctors: Medical malpractice defense. Chapter 30 Deep Pockets: What will this cost? Chapter 31 MVP: Minimum viable product. Chapter 32 Pancakes: Food analogies. Chapter 33 Out of the Box: Creative alternatives. Chapter 34 Power Tools: Anything it takes. Chapter 35 Holograms: Advances in technology. Chapter 36 Exhibit Hall: Building connections. Section E The closing argument for evoking emotion. Chapter 37 The Wall: Between our warm hearts and our dark minds. Chapter 38 Gross: The specter versus the science. Chapter 39 Pin the Tail on the Donkey: To show or not to show the genitalia. Chapter 40 Perfect Data: A picture is worth a thousand words.
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