Why This Deck Needs a Redesign
This presentation by Dr. Lan Zhu from Peking Union Medical College Hospital covers the PRIMES Registry — a national registry database for urogynecologic surgical mesh implants, focusing on full cycle safety and quality management. The clinical content is rigorous, but the original slides fall short of the professional standard expected at medical conferences:
- 🏥 Unprofessional visual identity for medical conference — inconsistent layouts, scattered photos, and casual styling inappropriate for clinical settings
- 📰 Embedded journal article screenshots instead of properly designed content — looks like a hastily assembled presentation rather than a polished conference talk
- 🎨 No cohesive medical design language — lacks the clean, authoritative aesthetic expected by medical professionals and conference audiences
- 📊 Clinical data buried in text — statistics and outcomes hidden in bullet points instead of highlighted with professional data visualization
- 🖼️ Inconsistent imagery — mix of clinical photos, stock renders, database screenshots, and hand-drawn diagrams from various sources with no visual coherence
Arty's redesign applies a consistent teal/navy medical color palette, professional healthcare iconography, structured card-based layouts, and clear data visualization — all aligned with the visual expectations of medical professionals and conference audiences. The result is a clean, authoritative, and evidence-focused presentation.
Title — Full Cycle Safety and Quality Management Model
Plain white background with hospital logos and faded illustration. The redesign introduces a professional circular quality management lifecycle diagram with medical icons and DNA helix decoration.
Human Implants — History and Types
Scattered photos of old pacemaker inventor and device renders in a cramped layout. The redesign features a full-height transparent anatomical figure with organized Type 1/Type 2 implant cards and a Historical Note callout.
Urogynecologic Surgical Mesh Implants — Types and Uses
Grey boxes with mixed anatomical diagrams from inconsistent sources. The redesign applies a clean medical aesthetic with consistent anatomical illustrations throughout.
Safety Issues Background — FDA Timeline
Text-heavy slide with a scattered timeline of FDA actions. The redesign presents a professional timeline with consistent medical iconography and clear chronological flow.
Transvaginal Mesh Repair — Cochrane Database Evidence
Bullet points with small clinical photo and plain text statistics. The redesign visualizes data with colored progress bars (87%-96% success rate), up/down arrow indicators for Cochrane 2024 comparison, and labeled clinical imagery.
Pelvic Floor Surgery Registry Context
Text about FDA actions and regulatory bans in paragraph form. The redesign structures the content with a professional medical layout and clear regulatory context cards.
China's Regulatory Background — NMPA Regulations
Dense text about NMPA regulations with no visual aids. The redesign presents clean cards with medical regulatory iconography and organized policy highlights.
Pelvic Floor Surgery Registry — FIGO Review
Embedded journal article screenshot with quote text. The redesign replaces the screenshot with a professional quote layout, anatomical illustration of pelvic floor mesh sling placement, and effectiveness callouts.
Surgeon Training Requirements
Text with training photos in an unstructured layout. The redesign presents a professional medical education layout with structured training pathway visualization.
Quality Management Model Overview
Simple diagram and text describing the quality management model. The redesign transforms it into a structured infographic with clear process flow and professional medical styling.
Database/Registry System Overview
Screenshots and text describing the registry system. The redesign replaces raw screenshots with a professional dashboard mockup style and clean data architecture visualization.
Establishing a Collaboration Working Group
Simple block diagram with bullet list of meeting topics. The redesign introduces a professional organizational chart with medical icons and a circular Quarterly Management Cycle diagram.
Standardized Surgical Procedures
Text and photos describing surgical standardization. The redesign presents a professional process flow with clean step-by-step visualization and consistent medical imagery.
Training Program Details
Mixed photos and text about the training program. The redesign creates a structured medical education layout with training modules, certification pathway, and clean photo integration.
Registry Database Details
Raw database screenshots with minimal context. The redesign presents a professional data platform design with clean interface mockups and data flow visualization.
Adverse Event Reporting Network — PRIMES Registry
Cluttered map with scattered headshot photos and database screenshots. The redesign introduces a three-column dashboard layout with network map, PRIMES database mockup, and statistics (617 TVM prospective, 371 referrals, 988 total cases).
Registry Data Results
Data tables and text presenting registry results. The redesign transforms raw data into professional data visualization with clear metrics and trend indicators.
Follow-Up Results
Tables with statistics in a cramped layout. The redesign presents follow-up data with professional statistical cards, visual indicators, and clean data hierarchy.
Clinical Outcomes
Dense data presentation with no visual structure. The redesign presents outcomes in clean medical data cards with highlighted key findings and professional color coding.
Mid-Term Follow-Up Results — Complications
Dense bullet points with small Kaplan-Meier curves and cramped data table. The redesign creates a dashboard-style layout with highlighted mesh exposure timeline (1.0% → 2.4% → 4.4%), management success metrics, and a prominent 0.14% reoperation rate callout.
Summary and Conclusions
Text summary in plain bullet format. The redesign presents key takeaways in a professional layout with highlighted conclusion cards and visual emphasis on key findings.
Acknowledgements — Thank You
Bullet points, group photo, website screenshot, and handwritten "Thank you!" text. The redesign features a clean Partners section, organized ongoing efforts with icons, and a professional closing with anatomical mesh illustration.