A client recently approached me to create an 8’ x 20’ mural of physicians from around the world who are the pioneers of endovascular aortic repair surgery. The mural was the centerpiece of their medical device booth at the VEITH Symposium, an international conference about vascular and […]
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Atherectomy is a minimally invasive endovascular technique for removing plaque build-up from blood vessels in the heart and in other areas of the body. In catheter-directed atherectomy, an interventional radiologist uses a catheter to reach the site of...
Cardiology journal illustration depicting the human cardiovascular system including the heart and major arteries and veins. The post Cardiovascular System appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
This illustration demonstrates a rectovaginal fistula repair with a biological material plug. The procedure repairs a fistula or hole between the vagina and rectum. This illustration was created for a medical device manufacturer’s marketing and educational materials.
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The illustration was for a cardiology journal cover article about the endovascular options for the treatment of stroke. It features the internal carotid and cerebral arteries. The post Carotid Artery Blockage Leading to a Stroke appeared first on Clar...
Journal cover image about duration of dual antiplatelet therapy following angioplasty. Antiplatelet medicines work to keep platelets from sticking together and forming blood clots. There have been many recent studies debating whether shorter or longer courses of dual antiplatelet therapy are better for patients undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention.
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Laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy (LSG)/laparoscopic hiatal hernia repair (LHHR) using biologic mesh. The post Laparoscopic Sleeve Gastrectomy appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
Drug-coated balloons for the treatment of peripheral artery disease have the potential to reduce the incidence of restenosis without having to leave anything behind. The post Drug-Coated Balloons for PAD appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
Left atrial appendage thrombi (fibrinous clots that form in blood vessels or heart chambers) are often caused by acute atrial fibrillation. The post Left Atrial Appendage Thrombus appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
Bladder stones in dogs (urinary calculi) cause the condition urolithiasis. Stones may form anywhere in the entire urinary tract, including the bladder, ureters and kidneys. The post Canine Bladder Stones appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
A bidirectional growth plate on the concave side of the fracture promotes bone growth in opposing directions, generating a force that brings the bone fragments into alignment.
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The future of treating coronary artery disease (CAD) may lie in bioresorbable scaffolds. This image was created for a journal article about cardiovascular stents that dissolve in the artery over time.
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Ticks can transmit disease-causing pathogens through the process of feeding on a host animal. The post Tick Feeding Cycle appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
3D ProFuse Bioscaffold is a demineralized bone scaffold shaped to take advantage of natural cancellous bone properties. The post Rehydrating Bone Bioscaffold appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
Esophagogastric fundoplication procedure to relieve chronic acid reflux caused by gastroesophogeal valve defect. The post Esophagogastric Fundoplication appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
Testicular sperm aspiration allows physicians to aspirate epididymal fluid directly from the patient for male fertility testing or storage. The post Testicular Sperm Aspiration (TESA) appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
I’m often asked whether I draw by hand or use Photoshop. The answer is simply that I draw – sometimes on the computer and sometimes on paper. Photoshop is just another tool to put marks on paper, or in this case, pixels on the screen. I use a […]
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Stents are used to treat coronary artery disease and allow blood to flow through the artery. This image was created for a cardiology journal. The post Coronary Artery Stent appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
Carpal tunnel syndrome is a condition that causes numbness, tingling and burning in the hand. Carpal tunnel syndrome is caused by inflammation around the nerves in the wrist. The post Carpal Tunnel Syndrome appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
Arthritis is an inflammation of joints. Osteoarthritis (OA) is divided into stages. The highest stage, 4, is assigned to severe OA. OA that has become this advanced is likely causing significant pain and disruption to joint movement.
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The illustration demonstrates desired position and proportion of the eye, brow and eyelid relative to the ocular orbit. The post Periocular Aesthetics appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
The pelvic floor is made of several muscle layers that form a bowl shape within the pelvis. This image illustrates a side view of the uterus, bladder, rectum and pelvic floor muscles. The post Female Pelvic Floor appeared first on Clark Medical Illust...
This is a still from a recent animation project on the feline olfactory system and appetite. The post Feline Olfactory System appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
Carotid stenosis is a condition in which the carotid arteries become narrowed or blocked. This image was used for a medical journal cover.
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The hiatus is an opening in the diaphragm (the muscular wall separating the chest cavity from the abdomen). Typically, the esophagus goes through the hiatus and attaches to the stomach. In a hiatal hernia the stomach bulges up into the chest through that opening. This illustration depicts a hernia […]
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Osteoarthritis occurs when inflammation and injury to a joint cause cartilage tissue to break down. The breakdown of cartilage causes pain, inflammation, and deformity. The post Osteoarthritis of the Hip appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
Chlamydosaurus have a frill of folded skin that normally lies around the back of the head that is erected when the lizard is threatened. These bipedal lizards can run very quickly and sometimes appear to be walking on water.
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Apophyseal avulsion fractures of the hip and pelvis are injuries that usually occur in the adolescent athlete. This illustration was used for a medical journal cover.
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This illustration was used as the journal cover art for an article on healthy athletes with a history of shoulder instability.
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A femoral tunnel was created to aid with anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction. This image was created for an orthopedic journal cover. The post Femoral Tunnel Drilling for ACL Reconstruction appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
I was recently given the opportunity to work in an unusual media — a large scale chalk mural at Lark on the Park restaurant in Dallas. Lark has a great interior design concept, plus some seriously amazing food. The restaurant walls are covered with blackboards and each […]
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Crown: Tooth Prepared for Crown The post Crown: Tooth Prepared for Crown appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
Crown: White Crown Near Final Position The post Crown: White Crown Near Final Position appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
Crown: White Crown in Final Position The post Crown: White Crown in Final Position appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
Crown: Gold Crown in Final Position The post Crown: Gold Crown in Final Position appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
Dentures: Full Dentures in Place The post Dentures: Full Dentures in Place appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
Dentures: Missing Teeth The post Dentures: Missing Teeth appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
Dentures: Partial Dentures The post Dentures: Partial Dentures appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
Teeth on either side of missing tooth have drifted toward the space, lower tooth has drifted upward into space. The post Drifting appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
Progressive tooth decay. The post Dental Fillings 1: Progressive Tooth Decay appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
Tooth prepared for filling. The post Dental Fillings 1: Tooth Prepared for Filling appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
Dental Fillings 2: Tooth Filled with Silver Filling Material The post Dental Fillings 2: Tooth Filled with Silver Filling Material appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
Dental Home Care: Holding Floss The post Dental Home Care: Holding Floss appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
Dental Home Care: Floss Properly Placed Between Teeth The post Dental Home Care: Floss Properly Placed Between Teeth appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
Dental Home Care: Proper Brush Placement The post Dental Home Care: Proper Brush Placement appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
Dental Home Care: End Tuft Brush Properly Placed Next to Teeth The post Dental Home Care: End Tuft Brush Properly Placed Next to Teeth appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
Dental Home Care: Proxi-brush Properly Placed Between Teeth The post Dental Home Care: Proxi-brush Properly Placed Between Teeth appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
Impacted Wisdom Tooth: Soft Tissue Impacted The post Impacted Wisdom Tooth: Soft Tissue Impacted appeared first on Clark Medical Illustration.
Impacted Wisdom Tooth: “Partial Bony” Impacted
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Impacted Wisdom Tooth “Full Bony” or “Horizontally” Impacted
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