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A few select projects are featured below. To see more work, visit Hromi Biomedical's Medical Illustration & Animation Sourcebook portfolio.
 GammaTilesNeurological illustrations for GT Medical Technologies and Andrew Venteicher, MD, showing the placement of GammaTiles for a unique brain tumor case involving partial removal of the superior sagittal sinus. |  Herbal Gut HealthAn illustration depicting the muscular layers of the stomach, part of a set of illustrations for "Herbal Gut Health" by Maria Noël Groves, painted digitally in a watercolor style to match the aesthetic of the other artwork throughout the book. |  Periodontal SurgeryA series of dental/periodontal illustrations depicting the essential steps involved in a proposed method to treat deep gingival recession in the anterior mandible, taking into account the unique anatomical considerations of the papilla between the lateral incisor and canine; illustrated as part of a larger project for Kevin G. Murphy, DDS and Edward P. Allen, DDS, PhD. |  Barrigel for Cervical CancerThree different orientations to provide an overview of gynecological anatomy and show the target locations for the placement of Barrigel, an injectable hydrogel spacer used to protect surrounding anatomy from radiation damage during cancer treatment. Originally developed to protect the rectum during prostate cancer treatment, Barrigel is now being tested to protect the rectum and bladder during cervical cancer treatment as well. |  Vocal AnatomyThis illustration was intended to provide a “big picture” overview of the anatomy of the mouth, throat, and lungs. It was part of a series of illustrations used in educational handouts by Honeycomb Speech Therapy, for adult speech therapy patients to help them understand the anatomy associated with vocal production. |  FiberbotThis multi-part image, created to accompany an article by Mohamed E. M. K. Abdelaziz, PhD in Science Advances, is intended to summarize clinical challenges in laparoscopic surgical oncology and a proposed solution using the Fiberbot high-precision robotic device. Readers are presented with two challenging surgical scenarios and descriptions of how the Fiberbot can help to achieve complete ablation and/or resection of cancerous tissue. |
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