Personal Injury/Medical Malpractice

3D volume rendering is becoming fundamental for displaying CT and MRI results in a manner that non-radiology physicians and laymen can visualize and understand. The feature set within BodyViz addresses intuitive interpretation of 3D patient anatomies and simple methods for positioning virtual surgical tools within a 3D virtual body. Today's jurors are no longer content viewing enlarged still photographs or medical films on a shadow box. They expect and prefer live patient data during presentations. Using actual patient data, annotations can be placed in the 3D MRI/CT scan visualization to label different regions of the anatomy as well as injuries sustained from an accident or medical malpractice

LaMarca & Landry, P.C., the largest personal injury firm in Iowa, has acquired BodyViz for use in both personal injury and medical malpractice cases. George LaMarca says, “BodyViz creates cutting edge demonstrative evidence. We know from our experience with BodyViz that there are certain cases where it has a unique ability to convey injuries and medical conditions.” 

Finis R. Price, III, Attorney and Co-Founder of TechnoEsq.com blogged about BodyViz saying, “BodyViz is something which I have never seen anywhere before and in my opinion is something every attorney representing injured clients should be utilizing in one way or another.” Finis viewed and operated BodyViz himself at a recent Iowa Association for Justice Convention in Des Moines, IA. He goes on to say, “What sets BodyViz apart is that this process is as simple as inserting your client’s CD with the MRI or CT study and the application dynamically creates a 3D model of the data on the fly.”

To view Finis' blog and BodyViz review, visit www.technoesq.com.

Craig Carlson and Scott Rodenburg exhibit BodyViz at IAJ