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Biotech / Medical : SNRS- Sunrise Technologies
SNRS 0.0000010000.0%Jun 6 11:01 AM EST
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To: Jacques Chitte who wrote (2850)7/25/1999 9:15:00 AM
From: Sylvester  Read Replies (1) of 4140
 
My response

HUWITO,
Your quote from Dr. Sanders were interesting and maybe even encouraging. I've lost all my money, but still hold enough shares to come out with enough to get by.

There too many conflicts of information. If Dr. Sanders is admitting hte data presented was confusing, it also seems he anticipated refusal and bailed out.

There seems to be two good reasons for the ODP rejection. One the suspicion of results based on the enormous amount of $$$ the presenters stood to earn. Second, patients treated with even slightly different procedures included in the same data set. Is this because there wasn't enough
patients to separate the sets?

If regression is the only issue, and the eyes treated at worst return to their pre-treated state, then (one answer please) how many poeple in the study experiences total regression after 18 months? How many had no regression going back to the beginning of the study?

Ask Dr. Sanders if there is a statistically significant sample of patients with no regression at

6 months
12 months
18 months
24 months.

Since he is a respected expert in regulatory, wouldn't he be making the case to the FDA for a reversal. If the procedure is as great as we all believed, then it would seem in less than 12 months, Sunrise would have enough patients treated with the latest methods to prove their case. That, plus the far greater safety and public acceptance should prevail.

What's their next step. Are we going out of business next week?
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