OT: Tools we hope you don't need.... *LINK*

made my day..Thx Rob!

HC Sakman

>I mean thanx for the warning! EeeeeK!

That's why I didn't go to the medical school, went to management instead! ouch! They really split flesh open!

Chico...

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Dave Anderson Chester,NH

>There are some pretty neat tools and techniques there Rob. Is your Dad somehow involved with the designs? By the way, it didn't gross me out, I worked in a hospital emergency room as an aide while I was in college. Weekends in the inner city were refered to as the "knife and gun club". I saw worse wounds from traffic accidents than I ever saw in combat in vietnam.

The CHESS instruments...

Scott in Douglassville, PA

>...looked vaguely familiar. Hmm...

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Jim Shaver Oakville, Ont

>Hi Rob,

Incredible ....really I can not say much more that thank God people who are creative can think of the design of such tools...amazing..

Take care,

Jim

Some guys want a local

Jim in Burlington Ontario

>Last fall I had some surgery done and one of they guys wanted to know if he could have a local anastetic. Personally I think it's great wouldn't everyone love to have several great sucesses in one lifetime.

Dude thats totally gnarley..

Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA

>I'm in your class today dude, said in my best Spicoli...

Glad (Mr.) Sr. Lee is here, Somebody probably used something like that on me...at one time or another...Scott looking at all the scars...

Inspiring and entertaining...Wow!

Luke Herzberg

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What? Where�s the brass and..

Jonathan Ronnow, Sweden

>...the black? Seriously though, Im deeply impressed. As the article stated, much of the veritas stuff is so simple yet so functional... so it shouldnt surprise that this stuff is also like that. Interesting site!

Jonathan

WOW and Another application?

Paul Kramer-SW-IN

>Rob,

All of those instruments are very cool. I especially like the scalpel. The handle, the quick release -- beautiful. Another potential use to pass on to your dad's designers/sales folks are for pediatric surgeons who face trying to close the abdomen of a newborn who's born with part of their abdominal contents on the outside. That CHESS system might be a wonder for them.

Paul

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Rob Lee

>Hi Paul -

Yes - there are a number of areas of applicability for the systems. The main thrust of Canica's activity right now is to build up enough case studies and data to be accepted as a "standard" treatment.

What's really cool about developing these types of products, is that they have a tremendous impact on people's quality of life...

Cheers -

Rob

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Rob Lee

>Dave -

Yes - this is his "retirement" company (along with Algrove Publishing)...

He hasn't really changed his hours of work - just where he parks in the morning... :)

Cheers -

Rob