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To: Stang who wrote (3642)	4/15/1999 9:44:00 PM
From: GWD	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8117

Hi Stang From Dianne Owen Subject:You are invited to attend free. Pyng Technologies will be at the Vancouver Technology Investment Forum.Come see us at Booth No 10.Listen to Dr David Johnson Vice President of research and Development and Judy Findlay P Eng M.A Sc Vice President of Engineering give a seminar from 10 -10:30 am. Big money is being made today by investing in technology stocks.Now,you can learn,free of charge,about investment opportunities in the emerging Canadian technology companies. The Vancouver Technology Investment Forum will be held on Wednesday April 21 at the downtown campus of Simon Fraser university (515 W Hastings street).This one day conference will feature up to 20 public traded technology companies,all positioned for rapid and explosive growth.Registration is free,if you pre-register on the internet at www.cambridgeconferences.com. The forum will feature 3 keynote panels.At 9 a.m a panel of technology investment newsletter editors will bring you up to speed on their favorites;at 11.15 a.m a panel of analysts will bring you up to date on the darlings of the technology sector-biotech companies;at 3 p.m a panel of investment analysts will explain how they pick their recommendations.In between these panels participating companies will give short presentations explaining their business,their growth and their investment potential. Each company will also have a booth in the exhibit hall so you can meet directly with the principals.Ask them tough quistions about why you should buy their stock. The Vancouver Technology Investment Forum is your opportunity to learn first hand about investing in the early stages of companies.You can attend all sessions or just the ones that you are interested in.Visit the Website or registar free and to check out speaking times.Remember pre-registration is FREE at www.cambridgeconferences.com or general inquiries email cambr@istar.ca I received this E-mail from Pyng today.If any of you live in Vancouver this might be a great opportunity to ask all the quistions we have discused on this forum first hand. Regards GWD

To: Stang who wrote (3642)	4/20/1999 6:10:00 PM
From: Stang	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8117

From GEMA #1(Global Emergency Medicine Archives): Timestamp:41:99 Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1999 14:49:06 -0700 From: Keith Anderson Subject: F.A.S.T system. Alain- The F.A.S.T. system (I can't remember what the initials stand for, and somebody stole my flyer) is a rapid access intraosseus system designed to be used in adults. The system implants a steel tipped, flexible catheter in the manubrium, and according to the papers, goes from prepping the skin to infusion in about 70 seconds, with flow rates of up to 250 cc/min with a syringe. A Canadian company, Pyng Medical, makes the product (check out www.pyng.com) which is FDA approved, but not in widespread production yet. Its designed to be used in the field (even combat) by even non-physician providers. If their numbers hold up, I WANT IT. I'm sick of messing around with central line kits in a code, when I could be infusing in a minute and a half. -Keith Anderson, NP. gema.library.ucsf.edu:8081/emedl/archive/f/fast_system.html Stang

To: Stang who wrote (3642)	4/20/1999 6:15:00 PM
From: Stang	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8117

From GEMA #2: Timestamp:40:99 Date: Tue, 9 Feb 1999 16:20:07 -0500 From: "Thomas O. Stair" Subject: Re: F.A.S.T. 1 IO system At 11:20 PM 2/8/99 -0800, you wrote: >I was just reading the flyer on Pyng Medical Group's F.A.S.T. 1 IO system. Looks neat. Has anyone used it? It shouldn't get in the way of CPR, and it can be inserted in seconds. Is this the one that was developed/tested by the Israeli army? > -Keith Anderson, NP There is more information at www.pyng.com, a poster by Dave Robinson at the last ACEP Research Forum, and a paper by Lark Susak submitted to Lancet describing the first 60 uses. It's approved by the FDA but not marketed yet, available as a beta test while Pyng perfects the device and arranges for mass production. It's not the bone infusion gun developed by Wais Med Ltd PO box 2982 Even Yehuda 40500 Israel (Waisman M, Waisman D: Bone marrow infusion in adults. J Trauma 1997;42:288-293). The B.I.G. is a spring-loaded device that goes in the tibia and comes in adult and pediatric sizes. You dial in the desired depth beforehand. The F.A.S.T.1 comes only in adult size and requires the user to press hard, with a safety catch that gives way and prevents it going too deep. It includes attachments to secure the tubing which should work well in EMS. I have used the F.A.S.T.1 in several patients and can endorse what the flyer says. Tom Stair MD Emergency Medicine Brigham and Women's Hospital Harvard Medical School ------------------- Timestamp:42:99 Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1999 20:57:46 -0800 From: Karen Wanger Subject: Re: F.A.S.T. 1 IO system Keith The F.A.S.T. 1 is easy to place. We've had them in our department for about a year. I don't think we've had the need to do CPR with one in situ yet but it comes in very handy when the patient needs fluid resuscitation and has no access. BTW Pyng Medical is Canadian. Karen Wanger MDCM, FRCPC St. Paul's Hospital Vancouver, BC gema.library.ucsf.edu:8081/emedl/archive/f/fast_1_io_system.html