Animations
Video insulin therapy
Medical animation for patient education on the subject of insulin therapy (German + English).
July 14, 2007
In this category you will find a chronological list of our projects (animations, illustrations and apps).
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Medical animation for patient education on the subject of insulin therapy (German + English).
Graphic on the physiological processes involved in the menstrual cycle.
Illustration of the Epley maneuver for the treatment of benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV).
3D animation about the thyroid gland overfunction and under-function and the effects of taking iodine.
3D models for a serious game for use at a medical trade show.
Graphic on sources of noise showing frequencies and sound pressure level.
Illustrations of the alteration of the bone structure of the spongiosa by osteoporosis.
Illustration of endometriosis, a disease in which the uterine lining also occurs outside the uterus.
Illustrations of polyps in the uterus and in the uterine wall benign muscle tumors (myomas).
3D animation about blood sampling for blood glucose measurement. Penetration of the lancet through the upper skin layers for blood sampling.
3D animation on the function of the proton pump inhibitor “esomaprazole” on the cells of the stomach wall.
Visualization of alveoli with blood vessels for a 3D animation about the lung diseases COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) and asthma.
3D animations on arthritic disease on fingers and hand shown here on the example of a Boutonniere deformity.
Anatomy of the hip with muscles and vessels for a 3D animation about the changes in an osteoarthritis disease of the hip.
3D animations about the long-term effects of hypertension on the human heart. In the example, a dilated heart is shown.
Illustration of a bronchial branch for comparison of healthy bronchi and alveoli and their change in asthma.
Illustration about the development of a stenosis (narrowing) of blood vessels up to a closure of the vessel by a thrombus.
3D-animation about the physiological causes of respiratory diseases.
Illustration of the principle of peridural anesthesia (PDA), a regional anesthesia close to the spinal cord.
Illustration on the topic of gastroesophageal reflux (heartburn), i.e. the reflux of gastric acid from the stomach into the esophagus.
Illustration of a sagittal section of the respiratory organs (lungs, bronchi, alveoli) and upper respiratory tract in the pharynx.
Photomontage of an arterial vascular system into a photo of an overweight older man.
3D-animation about the causes of a myocardial infarction.
Animation about the health-preserving functions of the alveolar macrophage in the alveoli of the lung.
3D animation on the monoamine hypothesis to explain the causes of depression (imbalance of neurotransmitters in the brain).
Animation of a detaching thrombus in the atrium of the human heart.
Animation on the physiological processes in a woman’s body during menopause.
3D animation of how an asthma inhaler works – in particular visualization of the atomization of the active substances in the device.
3D animation about the anatomy of the stomach wall with an intersection of the muscle layers and the vessels.
