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To: doug who wrote (668)	3/5/1998 8:56:00 AM
From: sPD	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 8117

Release - first major launch in the civilian EMS world March 5, 1998 Pyng Technologies High Profile Presence for F.A.S.T.1 at U.S. Emergency Services Conference VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--Pyng Technologies Corp. is pleased to announce that subsidiary Pyng Medical Corp. will be a high profile exhibitor at the Emergency Medicine Services (EMS) conference in Baltimore, MD from March 11 to 14. Prior to the conference, the Pyng Medical team will be training a contingent of US Emergency Medical Staff at the University of Maryland Medical Center. At the "EMS Today" conference Pyng Medical Corp. will actively demonstrate the F.A.S.T 1(TM) System for Adult Intraosseous Infusion to key emergency medical personnel from around the world. Participants in the conference will have hands on experience with use of the F.A.S.T 1 System. Key Pyng personnel will be at the conference to discuss field trials, and sales with EMS services from across the States and around the world. Many institutions are attending the conference with the sole objective of meeting with Pyng Medical and familiarizing themselves with this new technology. This conference is the first major launch of the FAST 1 system in the Civilian EMS world, and we are anticipating widespread interest in the product. Pyng Medical is preparing for the training of 10 US Emergency Medical Staff between March 9 and 11 at the University of Maryland Medical Center. A shipment of F.A.S.T. 1 Systems for Adult Intraosseous Infusion has been sent to the Medical Center. The University of Maryland Medical Center will coordinate initial US testing of the F.A.S.T 1 System, paralleling the trials currently being conducted at St. Paul's Hospital, Royal Columbian Hospital in Vancouver B.C. and the B.C. Ambulance Service.