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    Sondelbay - a treatment for osteoporosis

    Medi-Mation were asked to work on a new campaign for Sondelbay creating a series of fun illustrations and animations in the style of bone density scans but of normal day to day activities such as driving, dancing and protesting (!).

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    Boston Scientific: Lumbar Radiofrequency Ablation procedure

    We created a sequence showing how lumbar radiofrequency ablation is carried out. The procedure by Boston Scientific uses heat to disrupt pain signals in the spine which helps manage chronic pain.

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    Rhythms of the Body - Biological oscillations in health and disease.

    A fascinating project working in conjunction with the University of Lancaster, looking at how our recent understanding of biological oscillations is becoming a new area for investigation and how these oscillations play a key role in diseases such as cancer, dementia, diabetes, heart failure and hypertension.

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    Dorling Kindersley's The Complete Human Body 3rd Edition

    Once again Medi-Mation produced new in-depth anatomy artworks for the 3rd Edition of the hugely popular title. As ever, guided by Prof. Alice Roberts, this enhanced edition includes new artworks focussed on Anatomical Spaces and Surface Anatomy. The new title will be out in April 2023.

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    CeroFlo device for the treatment of ICAD

    We produced a sequence showing the advantages of the Ceroflo device used in the treatment of Intracranial Atherosclerotic Disease (ICAD) which is leading cause of strokes caused by a build up of cholesterol plaques in the arteries of the brain.

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    Croquis thread lifting procedure

    Medi-Mation produced a number of sequences for the South Korean company, Samyang Holdings illustrating the use of the Croquis minimally invasive thread lifting device which helps to tighten the skin.

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    Cerus Endovascular Contour device

    Medi-Mation produced a sequence showing Cerus's Contour Neurovacular System in action. The device targets the neck of a variety of aneurysm morphologies and has a range of benefits over and above existing technologies.

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    Myeloma UK: CAR-T therapy animation

    Myeloma UK asked Medi-Mation to visualise the new and innovative CAR-T immunotherapy. Utilising the patient's own T cells, the cells are re-programmed to attack the cancer upon re-introduction into the patient. The animation allows viewers to understand the how and why it works for myeloma.

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