Everyone- I'm currently traveling in Barcelona. I visited Hospital Cima Sanitas. Without prior notice, I found the Endoscopy unit of the Hospital. With my limited Spanish, I was able to find Chief of Endoscopy Dr. Ramon Abad and his colleague Dr. Pedro Ruiz Garcia. Dr. Ruiz allowed me to interview him and he spoke highly of the WavStat4. They were awaiting the results of the biopsy to be able to write their opinion of the results. Dr. Garcia said the WavStat4 was very easy to use and was easy to remove the polyps. He said they were anxious to use it on more patients. He believed the WavSTAT was a definite improvement over current technology. Once the results come in, they will make their recommendations to administration and administration would do the purchasing. I will post Dr. Garcia's interview later.
In the second interview (which I have posted) with both Abad and Garcia, once again, they confirmed ease of use and accuracy. He said the procedures were all done easily and accurately. He said the only improvement could be in creating forceps that were for multiple uses, not single disposable items. Also, he did say that he may have found another application for the WavStat for another kind of tumor, which he thought was promising.
I have to say it was very nice meeting actual department heads of a hospital that have actually used the WavSTAT4 and we're truly excited over the possibilities. They knew I was a shareholder simply enquiring about their experience with the machine. These two doctors were super busy and still agreed to be video taped.
Guys, we have a winner. Hold the line. We have something white hot on our hands.
https://youtu.be/Esn4MaAxXC4
In the second interview (which I have posted) with both Abad and Garcia, once again, they confirmed ease of use and accuracy. He said the procedures were all done easily and accurately. He said the only improvement could be in creating forceps that were for multiple uses, not single disposable items. Also, he did say that he may have found another application for the WavStat for another kind of tumor, which he thought was promising.
I have to say it was very nice meeting actual department heads of a hospital that have actually used the WavSTAT4 and we're truly excited over the possibilities. They knew I was a shareholder simply enquiring about their experience with the machine. These two doctors were super busy and still agreed to be video taped.
Guys, we have a winner. Hold the line. We have something white hot on our hands.
https://youtu.be/Esn4MaAxXC4
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