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We are 3D MedPrint.
We are 3D MedPrint.
As attorneys, you understand the importance of clear, compelling evidence in the courtroom.
3D MedPrint offers a powerful solution by transforming medical images like CT scans, X-rays, and MRIs into realistic 3D printed models of the human body or specific body parts. These models can be a game-changer in your legal strategy.
We can work directly from digital images exported from hospital charts (CD-ROM, DICOM files, etc.) to craft realistic models that will elevate your presentations and help ensure your success in the courtroom.
Let 3D MedPrint help you turn complex medical information into an invaluable tool for your case.
We use 3D printing technology to create realistic models of human body parts from CAT scans, X-rays, or other medical imagery. In most cases, we can use digital images exported directly from a hospital chart on CD-ROM to create your model
When representing clients in medical malpractice suits, the complexities of medical injuries can overwhelm the jury. Technical explanations and medical jargon may cause jurors to lose focus or struggle to grasp the full extent of the harm. A 3D model offers a clear, accessible way to present the injuries in question. Allowing jurors to see, touch, and interact with the model helps them engage with the details more effectively, making your argument far more impactful and persuasive.
In personal injury cases, particularly those involving car accidents, presenting an accurate, detailed 3D model of the injured area can be the difference between winning and losing the case. A physical 3D representation makes the injury tangible to the jury, enhancing their understanding of the severity and long-term impact of the injury. This visual tool can leave a lasting impression and help clarify complex medical details in a way words alone cannot.<
When preparing for a major legal conference or continuing education seminar, standing out from the crowd is crucial. While slides and handouts are standard, incorporating a 3D model into your presentation can create a memorable, interactive experience. Whether you're discussing a specific legal case or a broader issue in healthcare law, a tangible model will capture your audience's attention and enhance their understanding of the technical details.
