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Genicular artery embolisation

A patient who has been told to expect a knee replacement has usually never heard of this procedure. This film is the ninety seconds that makes them ask about it.

How this film was made

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The sound is off when it starts, because this film is built to be understood on a phone in a waiting room with the volume down.

Made for
A cardiology and vascular practice in South Florida
Speciality
Interventional cardiology and vascular
Length
1 minute 55 seconds
Written for
Patients with knee osteoarthritis who have been told their next step is a replacement.

The problem we were given

A practice that treats a procedure almost nobody has heard of has a harder job than one treating a familiar condition. A patient who has been told to expect a knee replacement does not know that genicular artery embolisation exists, and a paragraph on a web page is not the thing that makes them raise it with their physician.

What we wrote

We wrote the script in the order a patient actually asks the questions, rather than the order a clinician would teach them. It opens on the knee pain they already have, names the procedure, explains what the treatment involves, and finishes on what the week afterwards looks like. Nothing in it promises an outcome that the practice’s own consent material does not support.

How it was reviewed

The interventional cardiologist read the script as a document and signed it off before a single frame was produced. That order matters commercially as well as clinically: changing a sentence in a script costs nothing, and changing it after a film is finished costs the film.

Why we show this one

It is the argument for this whole business in one procedure. The treatment is high value, awareness of it is close to zero, and no practice could justify a film crew to explain it. Ten more conditions on that practice’s list sit in exactly the same position.

Where it runs. It sits beside the condition page on the practice’s own site, it plays in the waiting room, and a vertical cut of it runs on social.

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