Our medical animation video portfolio
Browse a collection of multi-purpose 3D medical videos created for marketing teams, educators, clinicians, and patients or explore our 3D medical animation services
Obstetrics
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Fetal breech presentation
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Fetal breech presentation
This animation highlights how the fetus is positioned with the buttocks or feet closest to the birth canal. It shows the challenges and considerations involved in delivering a baby in this position, emphasizing the importance of medical evaluation and planning for safe delivery options.
Eye diseases
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Conjunctivitis (pink eye)
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Conjunctivitis (pink eye)
This animation provides a clear 3D visualization of conjunctivitis, commonly known as pink eye. It also demonstrates how conjunctivitis causes redness, swelling, and irritation in the conjunctiva. It shows the eye’s response to infection or irritation, leading to symptoms like itching, tearing, and discharge. The video serves as an excellent visual aid for understanding the condition’s pathophysiology and is suitable for medical students, healthcare professionals, and patient education
Obstetrics
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Placenta previa
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Placenta previa
This animation visualizes how the placenta shifts to block the cervix depicting low-lying or centrally covering placental positioning. You’ll see the interface between the uterus, cervix, and fetal membranes which illustrates how this condition may cause bleeding during the third trimester. An excellent visual tool for obstetrics students, clinicians, and patient education.
Dermatology
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Formation of vascular bleeding spots
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Formation of vascular bleeding spots
This animation illustrates the development of vascular bleeding spots—flat, non-inflammatory lesions resulting from blood leakage into the skin or mucous membranes. You’ll see how capillary rupture or vascular fragility causes blood to seep under the surface, forming reddish-purple macules. An excellent visual reference for dermatology students, clinicians, and healthcare educators studying bleeding disorders and skin presentations.
Gynecology
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Stage 3 endometriosis
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Stage 3 endometriosis
This animation highlights how tissue similar to the uterine lining implants onto the ovary and surrounding pelvic structures, leading to Stage 3 endometriosis. You’ll see the formation of endometriomas (ovarian “chocolate cysts”), adhesions binding organs, and distortions in pelvic anatomy. A powerful visual tool for medical students, gynecology trainees, and educators seeking a clear understanding of moderate endometriosis.
Eye diseases
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Corneal foreign body and removal
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Corneal foreign body and removal
See what happens when a foreign body lodges in the cornea in this detailed 3D animation. Watch how a metallic fragment that has penetrated the eye’s surface, causes localized inflammation, corneal edema, and a rust ring around the embedded object. The animation also visualizes the clinical removal process. A valuable educational tool for ophthalmology students, emergency care professionals, and eye health educators.
Dentistry
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Development of class II caries
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Development of class II caries
The video highlights the development of Class 2 caries, which affect the proximal surfaces of posterior teeth (molars and premolars). You’ll see how plaque accumulation leads to enamel demineralization between adjacent teeth, progressing into the dentin. The 3D visualization clearly shows the cavity forming in these harder-to-see areas, emphasizing the importance of thorough dental care and regular check-ups for early detection and treatment.
Dentistry
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Supragingival calculus: formation and removal
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Supragingival calculus: formation and removal
This animation demonstrates the formation of supragingival dental calculus, starting with the accumulation of dental plaque on the tooth surface. It then shows how minerals from saliva crystallize within the plaque, leading to the formation of hard tartar deposits above the gumline. The video also illustrates the professional removal process using dental instruments, emphasizing the importance of regular dental cleanings to maintain oral health.
Otorhinolaryngology
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Classification of thermal burns
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Classification of thermal burns
This video shows how thermal trauma affects skin layers: from superficial (epidermal) burns, which are red and painful but healing quickly, to deeper dermal and full‑thickness burns where tissue layers are extensively damaged. You’ll clearly see blister formation, charring, and the breakdown of skin barrier integrity. A powerful teaching aid for medical students, emergency clinicians, and burn care professionals.
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Vascular diseases
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Subclavian artery thrombosis
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Subclavian artery thrombosis
Watch a detailed 3D visualization of how a thrombus develops within the subclavian artery. You’ll see platelets and fibrin accumulating on the vessel wall, forming a mass that can partially or completely block blood flow. The visualization also shows how this clot restricts circulation to the arm, underscoring its clinical significance. Ideal for cardiology students, vascular medicine professionals, and EM educators.
Microanatomy
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Carotid body paraganglioma
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Carotid body paraganglioma
This animation highlights the growth and vascularization of a paraganglioma at the skull base or along the carotid artery. The tumor’s dense blood vessels and typical “salt-and-pepper” appearance come to life, showing how it may displace adjacent structures. A valuable visual guide for otolaryngology or head‑neck surgery trainees, pathologists, and clinicians.
Dentistry
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Oral hygiene techniques
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Oral hygiene techniques
This animation demonstrates correct oral hygiene techniques in vivid 3D: proper brushing angles, floss placement, and plaque clearance between teeth and along the gumline. It highlights common mistakes and shows how to reach hard-to-clean areas effectively. A great visual aid for dental students, hygienists, and anyone wanting to improve their daily oral care routine.