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To: Bill Harmond who wrote (27144)	1/27/2006 11:48:39 AM
From: 16yearcycle	Read Replies (2) of 57684

remember how you liked it because of the full room at the conference...like phone.com?? This area is fraught with danger when the folks purchasing the stock have no idea how safe this device really is even in extremity work...it is in no way ready for a bigger job If the blades that are trimming the ca+ or cholesterol deposits break a piece loose that isn't sucked out, the consequences are disastrous...of course we all love the new fangled devices and the surgeon does too...except you can be dead on the table and everything basically went right...your blockage WAS removed The angioplasties avoided this mess by simply squeezing the plaque against the wall to create more room...very wise If the idea was to buy a hype stock for a possible explosion on fda approval, well great, but thse devices can and are often then taken off the market and you get your trading stop, 85% ah's drop and all that friigin mess Oh, Lizzie, I had a heart surgery in 2000 and the total bill with all the bells and whistles was less than 27,000. a repeat now would be around 35... i know a little bit about this area so its a real number...its not even 150 for a transplant and everything that goes with it

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