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Neurosurgery Tricks of the Trade: Cranial
By Remi Nader, Cristian Gragnaniello, Scott C. Berta, Abdulrahman J. Sabbagh and Michael L. Levy
Illustrated by Tony Pazos and Ikumi Kayama
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Outcomes and Experience with Lumbopleural Shunts in
the Management of Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension
Benjamin D. Elder, Eric W. Sankey, C. Rory Goodwin,
Ignacio Jusué-Torres, Mohamed H. Khattab, Daniele Rigamonti
Department of Neurosurgery, The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD, USA
Figure 1 prepared by Ikumi Kayama
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Studio Kayama helps scientists and doctors how to be heard and understood and how to express the value of what they do through accurate and useful illustrations.
Do you ever struggle to explain your area of expertise to others? Your area is so specialized that it’s several degrees removed from “everyday, normal life”. Maybe the people you are trying to reach do not have the same amount of knowledge and experience as you. Are you tired of blank stares or being brushed off as “too hard”?
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Using a custom illustration will bring attention and recognition to your work. Showing that you care about your work will resonate with your audience. Instead of showing a presentation put together last-minute, having a well-thought out and easy-to-follow presentations will set your work apart from all the rest.
If you have experienced any situations listed below, you already have great potential to attract more attention by effectively using visuals in your work.
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