Stray electrical current emanating from commonly used surgical instruments causes burns to nontargeted tissue and organs causing injuries that can be severe, and in some cases, fatal. These injuries cost millions of dollars in malpractice claims against doctors, hospitals and their insurance carriers. But, there is a patented new technology that promises to make these injuries a thing of the past.
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At age 31, heart surgeon and innovator, Dr. Richard Cartledge has developed a continuum of medical devices and is considered to be a pioneer in modern medicine. His latest device, the "Cartledge Infuser" has received its second multi-million dollar congressional defense appropriation. The Cartledge Infuser is the most advanced rapid infusion device ever developed and is designed to deliver life-saving blood and fluids into severely injured patients; keeping them alive until their injuries can be successfully repaired. With war looming in the Middle East, final development of this device couldn't be more timely. "Most trauma victims can be saved as long as they can survive the time period between the injury and the operating room"... Cartledge stated, "and our device is designed to do just that." His device has countless civilian applications as well and can be used wherever blood loss is a potential: in operating rooms, ERs, ambulances, etc.
New York, NY--Ortec International, Inc. (NASDAQ: ORTC) announced today interim 12-week clinical data from its pilot diabetic ulcer trial with OrCel(TM).
Lucy Daniels, Raleigh psychologist and author of the 1956 best-seller, Caleb, My Son, will travel the state over the next few months and read from her new book, entitled With a Woman's Voice: A Writer's Struggle for Emotional Freedom. A winning smile, bright eyes and waif-like appearance belie the personal strength below the surface that has sustained Lucy Daniels through the torment of anorexia and the tortuous procedures of a mental hospital.