Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Images, Animations, and Exhibits

As an innovator of demonstrative aids, MediVisuals has developed a variety of tools, which accurately depict injury and effectively teach the difficult pathology involved in traumatic brain injury (TBI) cases. Please use the following categories to search our illustrations and animations and review our featured exhibits. If you cannot find what you are looking for, please contact us for a complimentary consultation for a custom exhibit.

Brain Anatomy	Functional Control
Intracranial Injuries	Neuropsychological Evaluations
Shear and Diffuse Axonal Injury	Skull and Brain Surgeries

Featured Exhibits

	Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Animation In correlation with some of the nation’s leading medical experts and trial attorneys who specialize in mild traumatic brain injury, MediVisuals has developed an animation which demonstrates a typical sudden deceleration injury and explains how significant brain injuries can occur even without a significant blow to the head and without evidence of intracranial injury on traditional imaging studies. Watch the Mild Traumatic Brain Injury animation.
	Cascade Effect of Single Axon Loss Animation Developed for use with the Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Animation and in all "mild" TBI cases. This animation helps explain how injury to even one axon can interfere with the ability of several neurons to communicate with each other. Watch the Cascade Effect of Single Axon Loss Animation
	MediVisuals Life-Sized Soft Brain Model MediVisuals' soft brain model is perfect for demonstrating the weight, flexibility, and vulnerability of the human brain. It is also very effective in explaining how a brain injury can occur even without evidence of a significant blow to the head. Life-size and made of silicon, the brain is soft to the touch and fits inside a standard skull. Clear plastic skull is included in purchase. Click here for more information or to purchase the soft brain model
	Neural Pathways These animation sequences show the pathway of impulses through the brain and cranial nerves that are necessary to accomplish certain functions (e.g. balance, speech, etc.). They are intended to help experts explain that disruption of the axons in these pathways, at any place, can result in interference with those functions. Watch the Neural Pathways Animation
	MediVisuals Scan Selector™ This innovative animation was created by MediVisuals to show the relation of imaging studies to the brain by having an MRI or CT scan “fly out” from the brain at the level the scan was taken. After the scan fully appears, a illustrative interpretation of the scan dissolves for the injuries to be more easily identified. View the MediVisuals Scan Selector™.

Traumatic Brain Injury Exhibits

Featured Exhibits