Illustration or animation?
Static illustration is often preferable when the task is to identify anatomy or compare fixed conditions. Animation earns its complexity when the explanation depends on motion, order, duration, or a changing point of view.
Medical demonstratives · practical guide
How do medical demonstratives help explain complex anatomy?
A medical demonstrative is a visual aid used to explain medical evidence or an expert opinion. It may be a labeled illustration, comparison, timeline, sequence, or animation. The useful form depends on the point to be explained; a demonstrative should identify its sources, assumptions, representative choices, and review status.
Mediation and trial are different contexts
A mediation visual may support an early explanation or negotiation. A trial demonstrative must be prepared for the applicable court, disclosure schedule, foundation, objections, and sponsoring testimony. HIVE does not determine admissibility.
Review should follow the claim
Medical reviewers should resolve medical interpretations within their authority. Counsel should control litigation purpose and presentation decisions. The production team should not silently convert uncertainty into a polished fact.
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