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Biotech / Medical : URMD -- Huge market potential

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To: Joe Sing who wrote (129)11/7/1997 3:05:00 PM
From: Jeff Clegg  Read Replies (1) of 369
 
Sounds like sour grapes to me.

Do you possess the ability to analyze the revenue impact of the CaverMap aid?

Let's take a quick look: A person has prostate cancer and will undergo surgery. There is a 70% chance they will become impotent due to the surgery. Or the surgeon could use the CaverMap aid and decrease the percentage dramatically. Which would you prefer (how high of voice pitch do you want to have?)?

URMD should be able to sell an easy 4,000 units in the U.S. alone (rough estimate of $10,000 each) plus charge for disposable units for each surgery (rough estimate of $650 each (extremely conservative)).

With the population aging, the 90,000 (number of surgeries that could actually benefit from the device - a very conservative number) annual U.S. prostrate surgeries should increase. And as people become aware of early detection for prostrate cancer, the percentages of prostrate surgeries that can benefit from the device will increase as well.

This company is moving from being speculative to growth.

Hmmmm, yes you are right, this company has no hope.

Watch the upgrades roll in once the company is able to articulate the potential to the market.

Regards,
Jeff
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