Create a 5-second vertical 9:16 animated video using the uploaded medical infographic as the exac...

Create a 5-second vertical 9:16 animated video using the uploaded medical infographic as the exact first frame. Preserve the original composition, vintage medical-atlas style, anatomical proportions, ivory paper, flower, colors and all Russian text exactly as shown. Keep the camera completely locked. No zoom, pan, rotation or reframing. During the full 5 seconds: — The central lumbar trigger point gently pulses twice. — A soft red glow briefly spreads only across the nearby muscle. — In the circular inset, the muscle fibers subtly contract and relax. — The central shoulders move almost imperceptibly with natural breathing. Add one short, subtle movement to each surrounding scene: — the patients briefly touch or rub the painful area; — the seated man slightly straightens his back; — the standing man cautiously turns his torso; — the man with the box begins lifting it and reacts to localized back pain; — the clinician gently presses the trigger point; — the tense muscle band slightly tightens and relaxes. Start these movements with small delays so they do not all happen at exactly the same moment. All titles, Russian labels, connector lines, paper background and flower remain completely static, sharp and readable. End with every element naturally returning to its original position to create a seamless loop. No camera movement, no moving or distorted text, no altered Russian letters, no morphing anatomy, no extra fingers or limbs, no duplicated people, no flashing, no strong red explosion, no electrical effects, no blood, no gore, no visible nerves, no disc herniation, no pain traveling down the leg, no new objects, no logo.