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Anonymous said:
That or you dont report.
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Well, fuck, genius. If that's the answer, then why doesn't Boston just stop telling on themselves?

Do you really believe that recalls happen this way?

No. Recalls happen because headers fall off in physicians hands. Because noisy fractured ICD leads inappropriately shock patients. Because conservatively programmed BIV's hit ERI 3 years prematurely. Because young kids die in Utah unnecessarily when their Prizm's fail to do what they are supposed to do. Gross negligence.

The glass half full view? Quality engineering.
The glass half empty view? We know we can't survive the fallout of a recall.

Regardless, we have the best safety record in the industry, and based on my math - we could have 15 in the next week and still make that claim.
 






Anonymous said:
What's up with you guys (CF & Crew) paying $1000+ per implant to get the business? You know what I am talking about and it will catch up to you.
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Guys, please don't even bother answering this person's posting. To the person that has apparently no idea whatsoever what he/she's talking about, because otherwise he/she won't be a coward and hide behind the anonymos name: Affraid you're getting RIFFed next month? Yeah, that's what I thought! Good luck to you !!! Don't you come begging for a job !!!
 






Anonymous said:
Well, fuck, genius. If that's the answer, then why doesn't Boston just stop telling on themselves?

Do you really believe that recalls happen this way?

No. Recalls happen because headers fall off in physicians hands. Because noisy fractured ICD leads inappropriately shock patients. Because conservatively programmed BIV's hit ERI 3 years prematurely. Because young kids die in Utah unnecessarily when their Prizm's fail to do what they are supposed to do. Gross negligence.

The glass half full view? Quality engineering.
The glass half empty view? We know we can't survive the fallout of a recall.

Regardless, we have the best safety record in the industry, and based on my math - we could have 15 in the next week and still make that claim.
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........said the coward that every week delivers the "Dear Doctor" letter !!! Funny, isn't it, you wish you were CF but you're not, and you will never be !!!! See ya, don't wanna be ya !!!
 






Anonymous said:
March 12 (Reuters) - Italian medical device maker Sorin Group (SORN.MI) said it reached a preliminary agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice related to an investigation into the sales and marketing practices of its unit Ela Medical Inc and its former sales representatives.

Sorin expects to successfully complete negotiations required for a $10 million settlement, to be paid out in the third quarter.

The company, which makes devices to treat cardiac rhythm disorders, said the settlement will not impact its 2010 results and backed its 2010 net profit outlook of 33 million Euro ($45.4 million) to 37 million Euro ($50.9 million).

Sorin has already booked a provision for 7.2 million Euro ($9.9 million) for this event in its 2009 financial statements, the Milan-based company said.

Sorin said as part of the settlement no charges will be brought against the company, its employees or management and the settlement itself was not an admission of wrongdoing.
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Remember how much money MDT and BSC collectively paid for all their recalls? Sorin could pay 10millions daily and STILL not ever reach the enormous amounts of money your company has paid for years !!! So who's the bad guy now? I personally enjoyed and thank god still enjoy all MDT and BSC recalls because I've got a lot of business out of it! So good job guys, please keep them coming !!!!
 






Anonymous said:
ELA fired the reps in Florida which you mentioned. ELA was cleared of any wrong doing by the DOJ. The reps, you call them convicts, now work for Biotronik you idiot.
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..... and because of your vulgarity you will never EVER work for Biotronik, I know you want it otherwise it won't strike so much nerve! Your vulgar tirades show just how much of a sales rep you'll ever be anyway, so I'm not holding by breath on you! That's right, you're exactly where you belong! Ta-ta vulgar jerk, no work for you in Las Vegas, that's for sure!
 












I read the article.

1. What exactly did Biotronik do wrong? A rep did checks in the office - that happens about 15,000 times across the country every day. I'd love to stop doing checks - but I'd lose all of my business - and so would everyone else. Ed Tague may not be the sharpest rep, but he's doing the same thing every other sales rep in the industry does every day.

Do you think Medtronic reps wouldn't tell a doctor, "Sure, we can do the Bio/St Jude/Boston checks - if you give us their changeouts."

2. The data was "lost". Bio is the only company that has a hard drive for follow-ups on their programmer. No other company even offers it. Bio would be better off getting rid of the hard drive - its above what everybody offers. Anyway, the hard drive data is irrelevant - all that comes up is stored follow-ups, statistics, parameters, and EGM's. A plaintiff's lawyer doesn't have any use knowing a patient's threshold is 0.8 volts at 0.5 ms. It's not like there's any real medical data on the programmer. There's no medication data, patient history, etc., pn there.

3. Biotronik was added to the lawsuit because of deep pockets. Have you ever seen a physician malpractice lawsuit? Every physician who ever touched the patient is added - even if they had nothing to do with whatever happened to the patient.

4. While we're talking about how bad Biotronik is, whatever happened to those 22 patients who died with their St Jude Riata lead? Oh, I forgot, this is a much juicier story than some old person dying because a company makes a shitty product. I overheard a St Jude rep on Friday telling a doc - in a joking manner - that now the doc will make more money of the Riata lead because he has to flouro it regularly. Ha ha - fucking hilarious.
 






Anonymous said:
I read the article.

1. What exactly did Biotronik do wrong? A rep did checks in the office - that happens about 15,000 times across the country every day. I'd love to stop doing checks - but I'd lose all of my business - and so would everyone else. Ed Tague may not be the sharpest rep, but he's doing the same thing every other sales rep in the industry does every day.

Do you think Medtronic reps wouldn't tell a doctor, "Sure, we can do the Bio/St Jude/Boston checks - if you give us their changeouts."

2. The data was "lost". Bio is the only company that has a hard drive for follow-ups on their programmer. No other company even offers it. Bio would be better off getting rid of the hard drive - its above what everybody offers. Anyway, the hard drive data is irrelevant - all that comes up is stored follow-ups, statistics, parameters, and EGM's. A plaintiff's lawyer doesn't have any use knowing a patient's threshold is 0.8 volts at 0.5 ms. It's not like there's any real medical data on the programmer. There's no medication data, patient history, etc., pn there.

3. Biotronik was added to the lawsuit because of deep pockets. Have you ever seen a physician malpractice lawsuit? Every physician who ever touched the patient is added - even if they had nothing to do with whatever happened to the patient.

4. While we're talking about how bad Biotronik is, whatever happened to those 22 patients who died with their St Jude Riata lead? Oh, I forgot, this is a much juicier story than some old person dying because a company makes a shitty product. I overheard a St Jude rep on Friday telling a doc - in a joking manner - that now the doc will make more money of the Riata lead because he has to flouro it regularly. Ha ha - fucking hilarious.
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Not every rep does clinics. In fact in the Midwest most doctors have their own clinic people. What will be interesting is to find out if in fact Biotronik relocated Klonis to New Mexico.
The relationship is intertwined.

Biotronik was added to the lawsuit because they took the programmer and erased the data on the programmer. Is that having nothing to do with whatever happened to the patient?
 






Anonymous said:
I read the article.

1. What exactly did Biotronik do wrong? A rep did checks in the office - that happens about 15,000 times across the country every day. I'd love to stop doing checks - but I'd lose all of my business - and so would everyone else. Ed Tague may not be the sharpest rep, but he's doing the same thing every other sales rep in the industry does every day.

Do you think Medtronic reps wouldn't tell a doctor, "Sure, we can do the Bio/St Jude/Boston checks - if you give us their changeouts."

2. The data was "lost". Bio is the only company that has a hard drive for follow-ups on their programmer. No other company even offers it. Bio would be better off getting rid of the hard drive - its above what everybody offers. Anyway, the hard drive data is irrelevant - all that comes up is stored follow-ups, statistics, parameters, and EGM's. A plaintiff's lawyer doesn't have any use knowing a patient's threshold is 0.8 volts at 0.5 ms. It's not like there's any real medical data on the programmer. There's no medication data, patient history, etc., pn there.

3. Biotronik was added to the lawsuit because of deep pockets. Have you ever seen a physician malpractice lawsuit? Every physician who ever touched the patient is added - even if they had nothing to do with whatever happened to the patient.

4. While we're talking about how bad Biotronik is, whatever happened to those 22 patients who died with their St Jude Riata lead? Oh, I forgot, this is a much juicier story than some old person dying because a company makes a shitty product. I overheard a St Jude rep on Friday telling a doc - in a joking manner - that now the doc will make more money of the Riata lead because he has to flouro it regularly. Ha ha - fucking hilarious.
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St. Jude has a hard drive dumb shit. Learn your competition. And no one will care about the threshold. You are correct. What they will care about is that the 500 patients he implanted never paced.
 












That's the best I heard yet. A conspiracy theory that the big three caused the Doh problems in Vegas. You're a r*****. The problems in Vegas are related to dirty business practices.
 






Anonymous said:
That's the best I heard yet. A conspiracy theory that the big three caused the Doh problems in Vegas. You're a r*****. The problems in Vegas are related to dirty business practices.
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you're an idiot. biotronik recruits away the #1 rep for bsx who happens to have vegas as his area. the biotronik "manager" is no longer needed. thats the same bio mgr who probably had less than 1% market share. he is let go. he gets upset and calls NY Times?

gimme a break. doctors have been doing clinical studies forever. docs have been paid for their time as lecturers/consultants/trainers forever.

you are desparate
 






Anonymous said:
you're an idiot. biotronik recruits away the #1 rep for bsx who happens to have vegas as his area. the biotronik "manager" is no longer needed. thats the same bio mgr who probably had less than 1% market share. he is let go. he gets upset and calls NY Times?

gimme a break. doctors have been doing clinical studies forever. docs have been paid for their time as lecturers/consultants/trainers forever.

you are desparate
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CF controls the flow of patients. If EP's want to eat they do as he/his brother say. You're the one that sounds desperate. Nice spelling btw.
 


















Anonymous said:
rumor has it almost everyone at WM got subpoenas - is it true? must be a lot of fun....lol
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rumor has it that you're mother doesn't know who your father is.

c'mon man, get your head out of the gutter. take your ass whippin like the punk you are. those guys are kicking your butts in Vegas. nothing you can do about it.
 












Anonymous said:
you're an idiot. biotronik recruits away the #1 rep for bsx who happens to have vegas as his area. the biotronik "manager" is no longer needed. thats the same bio mgr who probably had less than 1% market share. he is let go. he gets upset and calls NY Times?

gimme a break. doctors have been doing clinical studies forever. docs have been paid for their time as lecturers/consultants/trainers forever.

you are desparate
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Max was recruited to be DM when CF came on board. You make it sound like Max was there first. He came after CF. he wanted his cut was denied and gathered evidence. Settle that shit before someone goes to jail.
 






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