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MisInfoGraphics

The picture is worth a thousand words. Some of them are wrong.

Standardized Definition & Style Guide

MisInfoGraphic (noun): A visually polished infographic that communicates fabricated facts, corrupted data, or non-existent anatomy with deceptive authority—often generated or hallucinated by artificial intelligence.

TermMisInfoGraphic (noun)
PluralMisInfoGraphics
AdjectiveMisInfoGraphic (e.g., "misinfographic anatomy")

AI image tools now produce medical infographics in seconds: clean type, tidy icons, anatomy in the style of a textbook plate. They circulate on social media and in the news; Peru's state news agency illustrated a medical story with them in December 2025. They look authoritative. Not all of them are.

This collection keeps MisInfoGraphics, one at a time, and takes each apart: every error marked on the image, explained, and checked against the published record. Nothing here is a verdict on artificial intelligence in general. It is a reading exercise, and the point is to get faster at it.

Anatomy and visualsOrgans on the wrong side, in the wrong size, or not organs at all. Icons and drawings that contradict the text beside them.
FactsStatements that the source record contradicts, or that the source never made.
FramingTrue statements arranged to say something the case does not show, and what was left out.
What holdsEvery entry also lists what the graphic got right. A graphic that is wrong about everything fools nobody.

The collection