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Spine - Globus fixation

Spine - Globus fixation

 

Spine - Globus fixation
Image Number: 100-072
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Media Used: digital
Formats Available: digital
Title: Spine - Globus fixation
Customization: Available
Image Description:  Spinal fixation with spinal screws. Vertebrae are held by spinal screws and plate.

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 Wayne Heim is a 1991 graduate of the 5 year, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Medical Illustration program at the Cleveland Institute of Art. Along with fine art and medical illustration training, participants of this program take graduate-level anatomy classes through Case Western Reserve University?s School of Medicine. Courses include: gross anatomy, biology, physiology, embryology, neurology, histology, and pathology. Through a special exchange with the Medical College of Georgia (MCG), Wayne also spent half of his undergraduate senior year studying graduate level surgery and medical illustration techniques at MCG. Since receiving his BFA degree in 1991, Wayne has worked as a full-time medical illustrator for a Cleveland-based hospital and a local medical-legal company. Additionally, he gained valuable experience and incite into marketing and advertising while working as the senior illustrator/designer for a local advertising agency for 4 over years. Today, Wayne manages and runs a successful full-time freelance business and consults and produces artwork for a variety of publishers, manufacturers, physicians, museums and corporations. Along with his ability to produce work in a host of traditional media including pen & ink, watercolor and air-brush, Wayne is also an accomplished digital illustrator, fully versed in creating vector and raster (painted) illustrations. He also utilizes a host of 3D applications to produce stunning visualizations for the web, print and animation. Wayne Heim maintains his status as an active member of the Association of Medical Illustrators (AMI), is a Board Certified Medical Illustrator and has received the rank of ?fellow? from the association for his years of contributions. He currently serves as an elected member of the Board of Governors for the AMI, The Vesalius Trust (Non-profit wing of the AMI), and chairs the Corporate/Meeting Sponsorship committee for the AMI. Clients Wayne has worked for include: Bioenterics, Inc. Cerner Corporation Chronicle Publications Encore Orthopedics Friskies, Inc. Gliatech, Inc. Icon Interventional Systems, Inc. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Karlan Research Products Medical Economics Publications Phylos, Inc. Quality Medical Publishing Smith + Nephew The American Red Cross Slack Inc. Publications US Endoscopy, Inc. Wright Medical Technology, Inc. Individual physicians and researchers Health museums Newspapers Wayne produces creative, cost effective medical illustration solutions for all types of budgets Available to choose from is a wide selection of traditional, digital and 3D illustration techniques Types of illustrations available include: Anatomical Medical Surgical Conceptual Editorial Textbook/Journal Product Advertising Design Web Design/Production Call today for a no-obligation quote.

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