2000+ Medically Accurate Animations At Your Fingertips

1. Click Get Started Today (or Try for Free) on our site.
2. Create your account with your work email and a secure password.
3. Choose a plan and enter payment details.
4. You’ll get instant access to the full Pulse library from your browser.

Tip: If you need multiple seats for your firm, contact us and we’ll set up an Enterprise plan so you can manage users in one place.

Start by trying a few variations of your search (e.g., “rotator cuff repair,” “shoulder arthroscopy,”). If it’s not there:

• Request it: Use the Request a Video link in the library—we’ll review and let you know ETA or close matches.
• Custom option: We can produce a case-specific animation using your records (op notes, imaging, photos). You’ll receive a quote and timeline before we begin.

Pulse animations are designed as demonstrative aids to help explain complex medical concepts. Demonstratives are commonly admitted when they are:

• Relevant and helpful to the fact-finder,
• Fair and accurate depictions of the underlying medical facts, and
• Properly authenticated (often through treating/expert testimony).

Admissibility is judge- and jurisdiction-specific. We recommend:

• Having your expert review and adopt the animation as a fair and accurate illustration,
• Keeping source materials (imaging, op notes) handy to lay foundation, and 
• Addressing any Rule 403/702 concerns in advance (accuracy, potential prejudice). Always consult local rules and your trial judge’s preferences.

• Library access: Included with your subscription. Active subscribers can stream videos in the library and download custom case and firm specific files for use per their plan’s license.
• Custom animations: Pricing depends on scope (complexity, length, number of scenes, use of DICOM data, labeling, revisions, and turnaround). We’ll review your case materials and provide a firm, written quote before work starts.
  If you’d like a ballpark, send the op report and key imaging notes and we’ll outline options at different budgets (e.g., quick explainer vs. full 3D sequence).

• Mechanism-of-Injury (MOI) Animations: Slip/trip/fall sequences, force vectors, and kinematics.
• Surgical Procedures: Step-by-step visuals of common procedures (e.g., ACDF, rotator cuff repair, hip replacement).
• Anatomy & Pathology Primers: Clear overviews of structures and injuries (herniated disc, bone fractures, TBI).
• Custom Case-Specific Builds on Request: Tailored to your records and theory of liability/causation.