The medical art of:

Sternocleidomastoid insertion

contact Michael Giamo: giamomj@drexel.edu

All images copyright 2003 by Michael D. Giamo.
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Michael Dean Giamo was professionally trained as a medical and scientific illustrator at Ohio State University College of Medicine and graduated in 1981.

He developed expertise in a variety of mediums, including high-quality airbrush, carbon dust, pen-and-ink rendering, and color overlay for surgical and anatomical renderings.

In 1982, Mike began working with computer-generated graphics, animation and video in medical illustration and image development consulting. Mike has worked for a wide variety of hospitals and medical schools in Ohio, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania.



As the desktop computer took hold in the late 1980's in medical education, Mike developed interactive software and interactive kiosks for medical centers, and later in the early 1990's he began development of web sites for major medical institutions.

Mike began his highly artistic career both as a painter and later as a pipe organ builder and turner. The combination of his various talents in graphics, video, and computer programming led him to pursue a career in multimedia production and as Director of Academic Communications at Drexel University, and by the mid-1990's - and later as a serious composer of sequenced MIDI music, with a former No.1 CD on cable radio to his credit.