Transformative MEDICAL CONGRESS PPT PRESENTATION

Job ID: 40343314

Budget: $30 – $250 USD

Project Title: High-End Medical PPT Design: Pioneering EVAC: A Landmark Success in East African Esophageal Care

Project Overview
I am looking for a top-tier presentation designer with experience in medical/scientific communications to transform a published case report into a 12-slide "Congress-ready" PowerPoint. This presentation details the **first successful application of Endoscopic Vacuum-Assisted Closure (EVAC) therapy in East Africa.

The final product must be visually stunning, using custom medical vector icons, sophisticated transitions, and expert-level animations to explain a complex surgical procedure[cite: 11, 14].

Scope of Work
* **Slide Count:** MAXIMUM 20-22 SLIDES (Outline provided).
* **Visual Style:** HAS TO COMPLLY WITH THE PPT PROVIDED TEMPLET

Key Assets to Include:
* Radiology Integration: Professional labeling and "zoom-in" animations for provided CT esophagogram images showing C5-C6 defects.
A step-by-step technical animation of the EVAC system assembly (NG tube, polyurethane foam, and silk suture attachment)
* Before/After Gallery: High-impact transition between the initial 1cm perforation and the final fully healed esophageal wall

Deliverables
1. Fully Editable PPTX file: Using master slides for easy future updates.
2. Custom Graphics: All medical icons and diagrams must be high-resolution vectors.
3. Animation/Transitions: Smooth, non-distracting "Expert-Level" transitions (Morph, specialized entry/exit for medical data).
4. ONLY Calibri FONT IS ACCEPTED AND OFFICE 2019 IS PREFERED.

Required Experience
* Proven portfolio in Medical or Scientific PowerPoint design.
* Ability to interpret surgical terminology (Iatrogenic injury, posterolateral defect, continuous negative pressure)
* Experience with Adobe Illustrator (for custom diagrams) and PowerPoint Morph.

Attachments Provided (To be sent to selected freelancer)Full Case Report PDF: "Application of EVAC therapy for esophageal perforation: first case report in East Africa"
Original high-res clinical images (Endoscopy and CT scans)

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