Spinal Cord Stimulator Trial Exhibits for Personal Injury Cases March 19 2019
A spinal cord stimulator (SCS) is one of the most significant pain management interventions seen in high-value personal injury cases. When your client has undergone spinal cord stimulator implantation, visually presenting the procedure and its function is critical to conveying the severity of their injury and the permanence of their treatment. Stock Trial Exhibits provides cost-effective, litigation-ready spinal cord stimulator implantation exhibits available for instant digital download or printed trial-size delivery.
What This Exhibit Shows
- Implantation of a spinal cord stimulator into the lumbar spine in the posterior view with descriptive anatomical labels
- Close-up view of the postoperative result showing how the electrical current from the leads masks pain signals from the lumbar spine
- Clear, jury-friendly design that explains a complex procedure in simple visual terms
- Available in both male and female orientations, in digital download or printed trial-size format
Available in Male & Female Orientations
Both male and female versions of this exhibit are available for instant download:
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Why Spinal Cord Stimulator Exhibits Matter
A spinal cord stimulator implantation signals to a jury that conservative treatments have failed and the injury is permanent and severe. Presenting this procedure visually — showing exactly how the device is implanted and how it works — dramatically increases the persuasive impact of your case at settlement, mediation, or trial.
How to Order
- Select your orientation above — male or female
- Choose your format — digital download or printed trial-size
- Add to cart and check out securely
- Download instantly or receive your printed exhibit via free shipping
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