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Fig. 3B. —Traditionally rendered illustrations show many types of soft-tissue and muscular infections. (Reprinted with permission from [3]) This is only part of series of illustrations in which illustrator could have used same cross section of thigh anatomy to illustrate and simplify this concept. By creating this image with computer and Photoshop (Adobe Systems, San Jose, CA), illustrator would have to draw and paint normal anatomy only once. Each subsequent illustration would be produced by placing normal thigh onto bottom layer and adding abnormal changes on separate top layer. Also, by using same anatomic data for foundation, viewer can quickly look at important information in each illustration without having to reorient to each new anatomic detail, such as in certain muscles or layers of fascia.