Medical Legal Art & The Doe Report

11/11/2024

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The Doe Report is the Internet's largest library of medical demonstrative evidence for attorneys, containing thousands of medical exhibits, medical illustrations, medical animations, anatomical models, and medical research.

02/22/2018

For 15 years, Ms. KJ Rosynek ran the office at Medical Legal Art. If you've ever called our office, she was the friendly voice you heard or the helpful person who made sure things got done on time. In July 2017, she fell from a ladder and broke two cervical vertebrae, causing paralysis from her neck down. Since then, she has made a remarkable progress but has a long way to go. Please read her story and consider making a donation to help her defray her medical expenses.

Help for KJ In July, KJ Rosynek was busy working on trimming her backyard shrubbery as she always did - working on her impeccably manicured yard. She was on a step ladder attempting to reach a high branch, when she tumbled over her fence into her neighbor’s yard severely injuring her spinal cord.....

02/01/2017

Right Knee Injuries with Arthroscopic Surgery: http://doereport.com/generateexhibit.php?ID=80694

01/18/2017

Front view of the brain, brainstem and spinal cord with main arteries. The blockage of the left vertebral artery is shown with deep dark red and the area of stroke in the left lateral medulla is depicted grey.

Use this image today: http://doereport.com/generateexhibit.php?ID=80714

01/04/2017

This stock medical exhibit features a single detailed lateral view head and neck showing the trajectory path of a bullet through the back of the neck/head into the front cheek region. Multiple fractures are noted along the bullet path.

Use this image at trial: http://doereport.com/generateexhibit.php?ID=80659

12/14/2016

Need medical exhibits? Look no further than Medical Legal Art!

Here's a stock image you can use right away: Left Shoulder Injuries with Arthroscopic Surgery http://doereport.com/generateexhibit.php?ID=80666

11/29/2016

This medical exhibit includes four images, including the pre-operative condition of the leg and three surgical steps.

Lower Leg Injury and Skin Graft: http://doereport.com/generateexhibit.php?ID=80675

11/09/2016

The left shoulder joint is depicted with: partial tear of the rotator cuff, subacromial impingement syndrome, partial tear o the long head of biceps muscle tendon and tear of the superior labrum. The surgical steps shows a tenotomy of the biceps tendon performed, debridement of the labrum, acromioplasty and claviculectomy procedures.

http://doereport.com/generateexhibit.php?ID=80679

10/26/2016

This exhibit depicts two surgeries. The first surgery shows a medial incision at the ankle to remove deformed hardware due to impaction fracture of the distal tibia. An external fixator is applied to the lower leg. The second surgery shows placement of new hardware on the distal tibia through a medial and lateral incision on the lower leg.

Need this? Get it: http://doereport.com/generateexhibit.php?ID=80678

10/12/2016

This medical exhibit shows the removal of an external fixator and use of an electric screwdriver to remove pins.

Get this image: http://doereport.com/generateexhibit.php?ID=80680

09/28/2016

This stock medical exhibit shows multiple images, including: an anterior cut-away schematic view of a typical hypoplastic right heart, an anterior cut-away schematic view following a B-T shunt procedure, and an anterior cut-away schematic view following a Glenn shunt procedure.

Get this illustration: http://doereport.com/generateexhibit.php?ID=80689

09/14/2016

This stock medical exhibit illustrates the pre-operative condition of the lumbar spine with stenosis and retrolisthesis, posterior midline incision, removal of previously placed hardware, decompression, and bilateral foraminotomies.

Get this illustration for trial: http://doereport.com/generateexhibit.php?ID=80687