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If you're trying to determine whether a patient has appendicitis, two clinical signs that often come up are McBurney’s Sign and Rovsing’s...

Using AI to Teach Color Theory: How ChatGPT-4o’s Image Generator Changed My Workflow

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I contributed to "The Foundation and Art of Robotic Surgery," working with Body Scientific to produce over 900 detailed illustrations.

All I know is that I know nothing. I have always looked at the details of human anatomy from a strictly scientific perspective. I viewed...

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I recently had the opportunity to host a half-day workshop at Kansas State University, for their Center for Cognitive and Neurobiological...

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Working with butterfly specimens for scientific illustration.

I decided to take my Intro to Life Science Visualization students on a little adventure to the anatomy cadaver lab. As we stood outside...

I often receive emails from either high school or undergraduate students asking about the field of medical illustration. Whether they are ju

A labeled anatomical diagram of the ribcage. True ribs (1–7) are shown in one color, false ribs (8–12) in another, and floating ribs (11–12)