A picture can describe a thousand words but an animation can describe a million words. Medical and dental animation can be a powerful tool for medical persons and patients. We have been creating medical and dental animation for 6 years. Many of our clients are doctors, medical device manufacturers, clinic owners, pharmaceutical companies, etc. The use cases of medical animation are described below:
Patient Education
Many of our customers ordered custom animations for patient education. The education is not only limited to explaining various medical conditions but also educating the patients about the medical procedures they are about to undergo and the recovery process. Explaining complex medical diagnoses and outcomes through animation makes medical multidisciplinary team meetings smoother. A few private medical practitioner doctors also ordered animation from us to show their portfolio to the patients.
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Medical Education
This use case is by far the easiest to understand. We have all seen medical animation videos on YouTube. Sometimes you cannot show the actual procedure due to confidentiality issues. Showing massive injury and bleeding is also against the policy of many social platforms. A medical animation can solve this problem. In addition, medical animation can make complex pathogenesis and mechanisms easier to understand. In addition, medical animation can show up microscopic procedures, from different angles that cannot be filmed with a real camera.
Medical Device
Over the last six years, many medical device manufacturers and marketers ordered custom animations from us. Our animations helped them to create virtual prototypes of their desired products, fundraising by showing their desired product to potential funders and advertising them. In addition, an animated presentation of a product can attract customers and generate sales.
Patient Recovery
Not many people know that there are some applications of medical animation in patient recovery. It’s already in use by many top hospitals. For example, after having a brain stroke a patient typically goes through a period of rehabilitation. Initially after stroke, the neuroplasticity of the brain increases to aid the recovery process. Nobody knows what factors exactly raise the neuroplasticity but various research has shown us that early mobility is linked to a higher chance of recovery. Some games with animations have been created for the patient so that they can engage their brain to make complex hand movements to operate the game character in three-dimensional space. It may increase hand-eye coordination and motor function recovery.
Pharmaceutical Companies
Pharmaceutical companies always do medical trials to create new medicines and get them approved. They can show how the drug gets absorbed, reaches its destination, exerts its effects, and finally disseminates and excreates from the body using a medical animation. Pharma companies organize various seminars and conferences where they can show these animations. Making such complex presentations using traditional PowerPoint slides could be much more boring compared to medical animation.
