Image 14293_im01: Anatomy of the Spine Illustration Prelitigation The first is an oblique

The first is an oblique view of the low back and peripheral nerve anatomy in the buttock and leg with a look representing pain in the area

providing three alternatives to eating the defense’s favored facts at the very beginning of the case: eliminating them

Asking questions of the court clerk and judicial assistant

the advancement of the stimulator leads

What are the most powerful "Rules" that will show the jury why the patient deserves to win and that will motivate jurors to deliver full justice

Image 14293_im01: Anatomy of the Spine Illustration Prelitigation The first is an obliqueThis graphic includes an illustration of normal spinal anatomy. This is a lateral or sagittal view of the spine showing normal vertebra, disc and spinal cord anatomy. Best used to demonstrate a normal lumber spine in comparison to traumatic spinal injuries demonstrated in another graphic showing the abnormalities after trauma. Best used for demand letters or narrative reports in traumatic spinal injury cases as well as for use in mediation,