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Biotech / Medical : ATIS is on the move!
ATIS 0.1000-47.4%Apr 14 5:00 PM EST

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To: Marshall Teitelbaum who wrote (1276)1/8/1998 5:12:00 PM
From: Paul Shield  Read Replies (1) of 2205
 
Marshall, I just saw your second post so I'll respond separately. I hope for your sake that your judgment about ATIS is better than about RAIN.As far as your objections -- My understanding is that ORG will file for cryopreserved once approved. The procedure is much easier to modify approval -- it was the easiest way to go. However, doctors routinely administer vaccines on an as needed basis and 5 days is plenty of time. I don't have the time to go into details but it is easily cost effective. I raise a question about ATIS product -- if it needs 8 applications, how is it cost effective? The cost per sheet of tissue will be less but the protocol was for more applications -- Right? I have my concerns about ATIS product -- The nylon mesh concerns me as it should everyone else - All these artificial products have caused problems in the past -- witness silicon breast implants and the clogging off of artifical blood vessels that teflon was supposed to keep from happening. Moreover, the mesh gives a functional monolayer that is not physiologic. It could cause problems or make for a poorer "take" than ORG's product. In any case, the FDA and then the market place will have the final say.
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