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Posted On: 12/25/2020 1:36:01 AM
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Re: chazzledazzle #69658
In order to treat a bunch of patients on Monday, probably one of the hospital physicians would need to lead a charge.
Are any of the CD12 physicians sufficiently motivated to make something like that happen?
I think Seethamraju might be.
But even for Seethamraju its a pretty high risk proposition.
Everybody shows up Monday morning and possibly Seethamraju wants to give leronlimab to all the s/c covid patients?
That's going to cause some noise inside Montefiore.
On the other hand, Seethamraju has already been on the cover of the Montefiore website singing the praises of leronlimab.
Seethamraju's original Montefiore patients were left for dead, but then enter leronlimab and more than half of them survived.
For all we know, the entire staff of Montefiore is well aware of leronlimab's success in March and the whole lot of them is chomping at the bit to push Seethamraju aside to get to the leronlimab shipment and inject all the covid ICU patients.
Are any of the CD12 physicians sufficiently motivated to make something like that happen?
I think Seethamraju might be.
But even for Seethamraju its a pretty high risk proposition.
Everybody shows up Monday morning and possibly Seethamraju wants to give leronlimab to all the s/c covid patients?
That's going to cause some noise inside Montefiore.
On the other hand, Seethamraju has already been on the cover of the Montefiore website singing the praises of leronlimab.
Seethamraju's original Montefiore patients were left for dead, but then enter leronlimab and more than half of them survived.
For all we know, the entire staff of Montefiore is well aware of leronlimab's success in March and the whole lot of them is chomping at the bit to push Seethamraju aside to get to the leronlimab shipment and inject all the covid ICU patients.
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