Animation described: The doctor injects medicine just outside of the sac of fluid around your spinal cord. This is called the epidural space. The medicine numbs, or blocks feeling in a certain part of your body so that you cannot feel pain. The medicine begins to take effect in about 10 to 20 minutes. It works well for longer procedures. Women often have epidurals during childbirth. A small tube (catheter) is often left in place. You can receive more medicine through the catheter to help control your pain during or after your procedure.
Why Video: Since the copyrights of the animation resides with our client and to protect their IP, we have used a video grab to showcase our skills.
Pointers: In creating any animation, it is critical for the development company and its team to understand the concept and processes (if any) involved. This becomes more critical when showcasing or describing a medically related event. The eye for detail and precision needed becomes critical for the eLearning development company and is a hallmark of its expertise. This eLearning animation was developed by Renaissance eServices for our client.
Tools used: Adobe Flash
Complexity: Medium to High