Dr. Austin Fontenot

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Acute vs Chronic Inflammation Timeline Chart Wide

A clean, professional medical infographic chart showing the timeline of acute versus chronic inflammation. Wide landscape format with an extended X-axis representing time from Day 1 through 2+ years, showing plenty of space along the timeline. The Y-axis represents inflammatory response intensity. Two clearly labeled curves: one labeled "Acute Inflammation" showing a sharp peak around days 3-5 then a rapid resolution back to baseline by day 14 — colored in warm orange. The second curve labeled "Chronic Inflammation" shows a lower but persistent elevated plateau that continues across months and years, never fully resolving — colored in deep red. Key phases labeled along the x-axis: Hours, Days, Weeks, Months, Years. Key events labeled: Injury/Trigger, Peak Response, Resolution (acute), Persistent Inflammation (chronic). The chart should feel spacious with the curves occupying roughly the left third of the chart and the chronic line extending far to the right across the full width. Clean white background, sans-serif typography, minimal grid lines, clinical and professional aesthetic. Flat clean design, medical textbook style.

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