Swiss-design elegant pocket phone-like Blood Sugar tester. Easy-to-handle test strips. Swiss designed RIGHTEST GD500 Lancing device. RIGHTEST Control Normal & High blood sugar solution included.
Swiss (injection systems) YPSOMED AG (CEO R.FRITCHI) bought 10% of Taiwan BIONIME Inc. (CEO R.HUANG) for CHF 6.5 million.
產品分類
PRODUCTS
GM100 Series
Acquire“Innovation Award” from Mediphar Taipei
No coding
Noble Metal Electrode Strip
High Accuracy & Precision
GM300 Series
Noble Metal Electrode Strip
Smart Code Key
High Accuracy & Precision
Wide LCD screen
GM210 Series
Noble Metal Electrode Strip
Smart Code Key
High Accuracy & Precision
Wide LCD screen
GM550 Series
Auto coding (Patent Pending)
Backlight
Noble Metal Electrode Strip
High Accuracy & Precision
14 November 2011
CANADA: (Quebec) HYGIE "cloth" changes fluid to GEL
HYGIE "cloth" converts fluid to a GEL. Coverts body liquids to a firm gel. Plastic male urinal used by truckers and especially by elderly males to avoid getting up at night; risk of falls and fractures reduced
Sold by Quebec pharmacies.
Sold by Quebec pharmacies.
BAYER point-of-care HbA1c test using capillary blood & "A1CNow+" monitor
A1CNow+®
Fast. Easy. Accurate.
Get A1C test results now in just 5 minutes. The A1CNow+® monitor is hand-held, portable and simple to use. Test results are lab accurate at 99%1.
The A1CNow+® monitor enables you to get rapid A1c test results while your patients are in your office, empowering you to make on-the-spot treatment decisions for your diabetes patients.
Using the A1CNow+® monitor is:
Fast.
In office testing. No waiting for lab results
Results in just five minutes
Hands-on procedure time is less than one minute
Provides opportunity for immediate, face-to-face counseling
Easy.
Simple, 3-step procedure
CLIA waived
Only 5 μL of blood from a fingertip is needed
No calibration, no daily controls, no maintenance
No refrigeration necessary if used within four months
No capital equipment required
Enables A1C testing in every exam room
Accurate.
Proven lab accuracy at 99%
NGSP certified
To learn more about purchasing A1CNow+® for use in your practice, please contact your Bayer sales representative or call our Customer Support Line at 1-800-268-7200.
(In Ontario not covered by Provincial Insurance. Sold by local pharmacies for approx $15 a test.)
Fast. Easy. Accurate.
Get A1C test results now in just 5 minutes. The A1CNow+® monitor is hand-held, portable and simple to use. Test results are lab accurate at 99%1.
The A1CNow+® monitor enables you to get rapid A1c test results while your patients are in your office, empowering you to make on-the-spot treatment decisions for your diabetes patients.
Using the A1CNow+® monitor is:
Fast.
In office testing. No waiting for lab results
Results in just five minutes
Hands-on procedure time is less than one minute
Provides opportunity for immediate, face-to-face counseling
Easy.
Simple, 3-step procedure
CLIA waived
Only 5 μL of blood from a fingertip is needed
No calibration, no daily controls, no maintenance
No refrigeration necessary if used within four months
No capital equipment required
Enables A1C testing in every exam room
Accurate.
Proven lab accuracy at 99%
NGSP certified
To learn more about purchasing A1CNow+® for use in your practice, please contact your Bayer sales representative or call our Customer Support Line at 1-800-268-7200.
(In Ontario not covered by Provincial Insurance. Sold by local pharmacies for approx $15 a test.)
11 November 2011
Dusseldorf Heinrich-Heine University Prof N.GATTERMANN MD PhD visits Toronto
Thanks to NOVARTIS sponsorship, Prof. GATTERMANN gave a series of lectures in Canada on MYELODYSPLASTIC SYNDROME (MDS) with special reference to Non-Transferrin-Bound Iron (NTBI) overload trearted by chelating agents such as deferasirox (Exjade).
Approx. 1800 Canadians are affected by MDS.
The cardiotoxic effect of NTBI was emphasised.
Ann.Haematol.(2011) 90:1-10 (Springer)
"Iron overload in MDS-pathophysiology,diagnosis, and complications."
N.Gattermann H.H.U. Dusseldorf, Germany E.Rachmilewitz E.Wolfson Med. Center,Holon, Israel.
Prof Gatterman studied with Late Hepatologist Dame Sheila Sherlock at the Hampstead branch of London's Royal Free Hospital and at the Boston Harvard Medical school. An idiomatically perfect English speaker..
Approx. 1800 Canadians are affected by MDS.
The cardiotoxic effect of NTBI was emphasised.
Ann.Haematol.(2011) 90:1-10 (Springer)
"Iron overload in MDS-pathophysiology,diagnosis, and complications."
N.Gattermann H.H.U. Dusseldorf, Germany E.Rachmilewitz E.Wolfson Med. Center,Holon, Israel.
Prof Gatterman studied with Late Hepatologist Dame Sheila Sherlock at the Hampstead branch of London's Royal Free Hospital and at the Boston Harvard Medical school. An idiomatically perfect English speaker..
05 November 2011
Ontario College Physicians & Surgeons uses Private investigators with secret cameras.
In three published discipline cases`the CPSO used secret cameras and private investigators.
SPYTECH has`details of hidden cameras.
http://www.spytech.com/
In USA some doctors are recording all patient contacts.
Mini Gadgets CD-PRO Pro Camera Detector $1000
SPYTECH has`details of hidden cameras.
http://www.spytech.com/
In USA some doctors are recording all patient contacts.
Mini Gadgets CD-PRO Pro Camera Detector $1000
04 November 2011
New Ontario medical rank: GP with FOCUSED PRACTICE in ...
ONTARIO: GP with FOCUSED PRACTICE a copy of UK GPwSI (GP with Special Interest)
Ontario College Phys & Surgeons (CPSO) has copied UK NHS status of "GPwSI"; above basic GP but below a Specialist. GPwSIs often work as hospital clinic assistants to UK Consultants.
CPSO changed the phrase of "Practice Limited to...."
Now "GP with Focused Practice in..."
The "GP" must be included to le4t the public know that the doctor is NOT a Specialist. (The result of the YAZDANFAR case when a GP who did liposuction killed a patient.)
The new`law will help Specialists who trained abroad but can not or will not take the Canadian specialty exams.
It will also help GPs who want to rise above the herd by taking extra courses. It will also help provide a degree of specialised services in parts of Ontario where Specialists do not want to live.
GP Focused Practice Designation: Policy and Program Overview September 2011 Page 34 of 39 Appendix B: Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada List of Specialties and Subspecialties Adolescent Medicine
Anatomical Pathology
Anaesthesiology
Cardiac Surgery
Cardiology
Clinical Immunology and Allergy
Clinical Pharmacology
Clinician Investigator Program
Colorectal Surgery
Community Medicine
Critical Care Medicine
Dermatology
Developmental Paediatrics
Diagnostic Radiology
Emergency Medicine
Endocrinology and Metabolism
Forensic Pathology
Gastroenterology
General Pathology
General Surgery
General Surgical Oncology
Geriatric Medicine
Gynecologic Oncology
Gynecologic Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility
Hematological Pathology
Hematology
Infectious Diseases
Internal Medicine
Maternal-Fetal Medicine
Medical Biochemistry
Medical genetics
Medical Microbiology
Medical Oncology
Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine
Nephrology
Neurology
Neuropathology
Neuroradiology
Neurosurgery
Nuclear Medicine
Obstetrics and Gynecology
Occupational medicine
Ophthalmology
Orthopedic Surgery
Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
Palliative Medicine
Pediatric Emergency Medicine
Pediatric General Surgery
Ontario College Phys & Surgeons (CPSO) has copied UK NHS status of "GPwSI"; above basic GP but below a Specialist. GPwSIs often work as hospital clinic assistants to UK Consultants.
CPSO changed the phrase of "Practice Limited to...."
Now "GP with Focused Practice in..."
The "GP" must be included to le4t the public know that the doctor is NOT a Specialist. (The result of the YAZDANFAR case when a GP who did liposuction killed a patient.)
The new`law will help Specialists who trained abroad but can not or will not take the Canadian specialty exams.
It will also help GPs who want to rise above the herd by taking extra courses. It will also help provide a degree of specialised services in parts of Ontario where Specialists do not want to live.
GP Focused Practice Designation: Policy and Program Overview September 2011 Page 34 of 39 Appendix B: Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada List of Specialties and Subspecialties Adolescent Medicine
Anatomical Pathology
Anaesthesiology
Cardiac Surgery
Cardiology
Clinical Immunology and Allergy
Clinical Pharmacology
Clinician Investigator Program
Colorectal Surgery
Community Medicine
Critical Care Medicine
Dermatology
Developmental Paediatrics
Diagnostic Radiology
Emergency Medicine
Endocrinology and Metabolism
Forensic Pathology
Gastroenterology
General Pathology
General Surgery
General Surgical Oncology
Geriatric Medicine
Gynecologic Oncology
Gynecologic Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility
Hematological Pathology
Hematology
Infectious Diseases
Internal Medicine
Maternal-Fetal Medicine
Medical Biochemistry
Medical genetics
Medical Microbiology
Medical Oncology
Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine
Nephrology
Neurology
Neuropathology
Neuroradiology
Neurosurgery
Nuclear Medicine
Obstetrics and Gynecology
Occupational medicine
Ophthalmology
Orthopedic Surgery
Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
Palliative Medicine
Pediatric Emergency Medicine
Pediatric General Surgery
30 October 2011
LYTINSKI-CONN SYNDROME (Primary Aldosteronism)
At a Toronto International Endocine conference,Melbourne (Clayton) Prince Henry's Institute, Senior Fellow Prof. John FUNDER AO, MD,PhD, FRCP,FRACP pointed out that Dr. Michal LYTINSKI published in Polish before Dr.Jerome CONN.
Primary Aldosteronism is missed in most hypertensives.. 20% of the Canadian population are hypertensive( 6,800,000) 10% of hypertensives have Primary Aldosteronism (680,000). Mainly undiagnosed at present through "cost, ignorance & indifference". Less than 1% of those with Primary Aldosteronism are screened; especially indicated in Atrial fibrillation.
"Guidelines for Primary Hypertension need revision".
Low potassium is not the main sign. Resistant hypertension, weakness and nocturnal polyuria are clinical clues. Small adrenal tumours may be seen on CT scans.
A quick diagnostic test of eplerenone (INSPRA) or spironolactone (ALDACTONE) will immediately drop blood pressure in patients with Primary Aldosteronism. INSPRA does not cause gynaecomastia or erectile disfunction..
Primary Aldosteronism is missed in most hypertensives.. 20% of the Canadian population are hypertensive( 6,800,000) 10% of hypertensives have Primary Aldosteronism (680,000). Mainly undiagnosed at present through "cost, ignorance & indifference". Less than 1% of those with Primary Aldosteronism are screened; especially indicated in Atrial fibrillation.
"Guidelines for Primary Hypertension need revision".
Low potassium is not the main sign. Resistant hypertension, weakness and nocturnal polyuria are clinical clues. Small adrenal tumours may be seen on CT scans.
A quick diagnostic test of eplerenone (INSPRA) or spironolactone (ALDACTONE) will immediately drop blood pressure in patients with Primary Aldosteronism. INSPRA does not cause gynaecomastia or erectile disfunction..
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