Blakes7;What I was actually trying to say is, the Ventrassist...

Blakes7;

What I was actually trying to say is, the Ventrassist actually does provide MORE THAN JUST FLEXIBILITY, as evidenced by the 60+ yo, and the number of patients that have returned to what is almost a normal life.

The reason the Dr. 's statement struck me as strange, is because it sounded very much like an under-statement.

Re. the comparison of the 2 patients, point taken re. "different medical complications and treatments they are undergoing". It's just that usually, the patient returns to an ALMOST (not quite the same) normal life, and this 48 yo didn't sound like it.

While I take dma's point (actually VCR's), that Australia has been approved and there is no need to release any information on implants. This news item is suppose to be a 12 devices deal (approx $1.2 Million), and this is not worthy of a small press release, from a company that is trying to cross the boundries from a research to a commercialisation????!!!!!!!!

dma;

dma, dma, dma....tut, tut tut..........

Unfortunately I don't share your enthusiasm about the release of implants numbers and actual sales. I have been posting the need for this info, since the start of this year - on both sites, and they have yet to release something, let alone a regular news releases on BTT, DT and BRACE, and actual sales (Oz, NZ and EU).

Whatever happened to BRACE numbers??? Wasn't this suppose to help with the market acceptance of the device in the EU medical community????.....and there is not even a whimper about it!!!!

VCR stated "But the company had a policy of continuing to protect their technology"..... Yes, that has been their catch-cry/safe-haven for god-knows-how-long-now.

With respect to TETS, new products and surprising everyone, well, what I said before still goes.....
1) Show me the money, first.......... then we talk.
2) Until I see the money and the news releases, VCR is a trading stock. That's my stance on it. Others may wish to adopt a different approach.

Thank you for your comprehensive and informative posts, and your research efforts.

Cheers