Medical illustration
Anatomical diagrams, injury close-ups, surgical sequences, and normal-versus-injured comparisons drawn from the client’s own imaging.
- Before-and-after anatomy
- Mechanism of injury
- Surgical procedure boards
Custom medical illustrations, animations, and demonstrative exhibits built from your client’s imaging, reports, and testimony — so a jury can see your client’s full story.
NCG is a family-operated studio that assesses the case, chooses the right visual, and delivers a finished exhibit that holds up next to the radiology and the expert.
Anatomical diagrams, injury close-ups, surgical sequences, and normal-versus-injured comparisons drawn from the client’s own imaging.
2D and 3D motion that shows sequence, causation, and surgical steps — built for openings, expert testimony, and closings.
Timelines, damage summaries, photo reconstruction: helping bring real definition to your client’s injuries.
Every board starts with reports, imaging, and the facts of the case. Click any exhibit to view it full size.
Share reports, imaging, photos, and what the expert needs the jury to understand.
John and Lisa review the medical reports and recommend the exhibit type that will actually move the case.
CT and MRI are formatted into 3D views, then traced and labeled so the graphic matches the radiology.
Trial Exhibits that are accurate Biological Medical Illustrations based on testimony, depositions and your client’s medical history — ready for mediation, deposition, or the courtroom.
John and Lisa Alesi have been creating custom medical imaging for trial since 1989. They work from emergency-room notes, radiology reports, operative reports, and the client’s CT and MRI — then assemble a graphic that a lay juror can follow and an expert can stand behind.
After more than 35 years, NCG does not reinvent the wheel for every case. The invoice reflects a studio with thousands of archived illustrations and a working method that is already proven in court.
About NCG
Call the studio or send the pertinent medical files. We will review the imaging and recommend the visuals that best serve the case.