Thank you USF President Rhea Law for acknowledging the work VuEssence is doing in the field of stroke detection (https://lnkd.in/eDwXxaWd), it was a pleasure talking to you at the Synapse Summit yesterday!
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Ah, the Jantzen C. method - where trade show observations meet personalized video magic! Let's dissect this masterpiece of content creation: Jantzen, our triple-threat buddy/client/Content Crib 2.0 faculty (talk about wearing multiple hats!), is showing us how to turn mundane trade show wanderings into content gold. It's like he's performing alchemy, but instead of turning lead into gold, he's turning booth small talk into video marketing brilliance. Here's what makes Jantzen's approach so darn effective: 1. The Art of Curation: Jantzen isn't just walking around stalking surgeons at the trade show. Oh no, he's curating experiences faster than a museum director on espresso. He's picking out the gems, the nuggets, the "holy cow, did you see that?" moments that others might miss. 2. The Science of Compelling Content: This isn't your dinosaur marketing trade show report. Jantzen's taking these curated observations and turning them into video content so compelling, it makes Scott Sigman MD want to embrace him openly. He's not just reporting; he's storytelling with the finesse of a Creative Director. 3. The Power of Personalization: Here's where the magic really happens. Jantzen's not creating one-size-fits-all content. He's personalizing these videos like a tailor with a hot glue gun and a deadline. Each video is crafted to resonate with its intended audience, making viewers feel like they've got a personal correspondent on the tradeshow floor. 4. The Unique Perspective Angle: Jantzen's not just regurgitating press releases or booth spiels. He's offering his unique take, his insider's view. It's like having a witty, insightful friend whispering commentary in your ear as you navigate the tradeshow maze. The result? Content that's more engaging than a surprise celebrity appearance at a medical conference. It's informative, it's personal, and it's downright addictive. So, next time you're at a trade show, channel your inner Jantzen. Don't just attend - observe, curate, create, and personalize. Turn that sea of booths and branded stress balls into a content goldmine. Remember, in the world of med tech marketing, if you're not personalizing, you're paralyzing your audience with boredom. Be like Jantzen - make your content so good, people forget they're learning about medical devices and start thinking they're watching the next big streaming hit. Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm off to practice my "insightful trade show observer" face in the mirror. It's somewhere between "fascinated by new tech" and "just saw the coffee station." Wish me luck!
MIS has ALL the RIZZ in Foot and Ankle right now... At AOFAS in Vancouver - the early front runner for the Titan of the 10x10's is Forma Medical Inc, the latest small and focused company to pursue better outcomes via MIS jigs. Easy to like leadership in Andrew C Davison and James Gault, and a growing early customer base. Others who've been mentioned as interesting conversations this year include: TYBR Health BioPoly & Curonix Scan those badges and stay off of each other's carpet my friends! Best of luck this week.
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In my years of experience, I've noticed a common trend in projects—over-delegating the coordination of RF and Ionizing radiation systems to the internal project staff without the support of industry professionals. One key element that often gets sidelined in MRI Installations is the best suited site-specific route for the quench tube. The quench tube route, when not prioritized in the initial design phase, tends to become an afterthought for many projects. The result? A labyrinth of stainless ducting resembling a spider's web. An explosion waiting to happen. The rapid evolution of imaging equipment demands the involvement of professionals with diverse expertise. Cutting corners to save a few bucks might seem like a cost-effective move, but the long-term liability it poses is enormous. Proper planning is the key to addressing these intricacies effectively. Let's prioritize proper planning and resource allocation in projects to ensure the seamless integration of these sophisticated systems.
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I find the FDA recall notice for the purported quench-plosion of a Philips Panorama 1.0 T HFO vertical field MRI to be very curious... https://lnkd.in/gjCU43VW Several times I've been a retained expert witness for litigation arising from prior 'quench-plosions' or catastrophic failures from vessel overpressure. These include Oradel Animal Hospital, and Kennesaw Georgia (ones that are google-able, among those that I've evaluated). I find it odd that, in this instance, the FDA chose to issue a recall notice, when I'm not aware that they did for the prior quench-plosions, for a magnet that - as far as I'm aware - hasn't previously had one of these episodes in the 20+ years of clinical use... particularly given (as has been relayed to me) the accident wasn't ever able to be investigated because it happened during de-installation and the contractor removing the magnet destroyed it, and tore out the prior quench pipe, all prior to notifying the manufacturer (who then notified the FDA).
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Dr. Kittleson covers optimal guideline-directed medical therapy in heart failure with reduced ejection fraction, the pitfalls in clinical trial interpretation, and practical tips for implementation. Watch the DeBakey Bytes video below to learn more https://lnkd.in/gSyWBHq9, or click the link below for the full-length presentation. https://lnkd.in/g7G6j9jY
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Wondering the connection between cupping therapy and blood? This video is for you Join our Advanced cupping therapy course for a token fee and gain the scientific knowledge of cupping therapy SHARDEYBIZHEALTH
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Ever wondered about the technology behind the Cytovale System that allows IntelliSep to provide clinicians with sepsis probability in ~8 minutes? Learn more about what powers Cytovale System via this article from Phantom and Medical Design Briefs: https://bit.ly/3VFDoIl
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For those of you who prefer shorter videos, here's the 5 Things to Know for the week - Thing 3: DKI Releases Report on Shockwave Medical ($SWAV) https://lnkd.in/eqaz2h3y
DKI Releases Report on Shockwave Medical ($SWAV) - 5 Things to Know - #3 - February 9th, 2024
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For those of you who prefer shorter videos, here's the 5 Things to Know for the week - Thing 3: DKI Releases Report on Shockwave Medical ($SWAV) https://lnkd.in/e5KVu8kR
DKI Releases Report on Shockwave Medical ($SWAV) - 5 Things to Know - #3 - February 9th, 2024
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🔍 Discover the latest PCI trends in the 2024 NAPCI report 📊 ❤️ Patients treated much faster if taken to a PCI centre - but time rising ❤️ 5-fold difference in avg Call-to-Balloon time at ICB level ❤️ Use of intracoronary imaging for complex PCI ⬆️to 26% https://bit.ly/4aI7oIn
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https://lnkd.in/gJ5JrJ6N A 54 year old gentleman initially presented with Inferior wall MI and Cardiogenic shock. Primary PTCA done to RCA and LAD was ISR - CTO. Patient had undergone PTCA to LAD for Anterior wall MI 16months back. Patient had severe LV dysfunction with EF 23%. Now taken up for staged PTCA to LAD CTO. There was a small microchannel filling an small island followed by a second CTO in mid LAD with distal vessel filling retrograde. Initial attempts to cross the microchannel with Feilder-XT with support failed, followed by graded wire escalation (Whisper ES, Pilot, Conquest Pro, GAIA2). GAIA 2 was able to cross the distal cap followed by serial dilatation. Imaging showed severe vessel and DES size disparity with grossly malapposed DES. Proximal to Mid LAD stented with 2 DES and proper expansion and apposition achieved. Patient discharged on day 3 and follow at 2 weeks was perfect.
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