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I just spoke to the man in charge of the PowerWire Radiofrequency (RF) Guidewire at Baylis Medical Canada. He said they have used this in veins especially in the kidneys. He says it used on clots.YEAH! Not so much on scarring, but it could be used for that. He is emailing me all the publications. More to come!

good on you, and made in canada!
this is so hopeful for me and intimal hyperplasia.

Will be waiting for the news!!

Dear Ms. Wexler,

Please find attached some publically available articles on the Version 1 of the PowerWire that is currently still in development.
I have met with Dr. Arata myself and our company is currently in the process of working with him.

Best regards,

Ramsey Leung
Sales & Marketing - Americas


http://www.baylismedical.com

Baylis Medical
2645 Matheson Blvd. East
Mississauga ON Canada L4W 5S4

Tel.: 905.602.4875 extension 271

Toll Free: 1-800-276-4416
Cell: 647-226-8048
Fax: 905.602.5671
rleung@baylismedical.com

Dear Dania and Esta:

Dr. James McGuckin at Vascular Access Centers regularly uses the Baylis PowerWire™ Radiofrequency (RF) Guidewire to open occluded veins and stents with great success. I am actually hosting an event in Ottawa on the 5th of November and he will be there to discuss this tool and its effectiveness.

In the meantime, please feel free to check out these articles and write me at rheaume@facebook.com, if you would like to know more about the event or RF Ablation.

http://ccsvism.xoom.it/ISNVD/Other/Abst ... guckin.pdf

http://www.vascularaccesscenters.com/Va ... guckin.pdf

Dania, you are so proactive about finding help. Hats off.

There is a risk of perforation with radio frequency, I don't know how great the risk is.

Hello Dania,
This is useful info for people with clots (fortunately I do not have any).
Please edit the title of the thread (your first post) to - PowerWire Radiofrequency (RF) Guidewire. The thread would become much easier to find in the future, if you do.
Kind regards,
MarkW

Hello Mark.
I will not edit it.
Please, please, please, pretty please do not send me anymore suggestions.
I do things my way, you may do things your way and that's the way it is.
If you do not like the way I do things, then just do not read them.
And so sorry that I did not give my opinion on this device. As that was another suggestion from you to me, earlier on.

MarkW wrote:Hello Dania,
This is useful info for people with clots (fortunately I do not have any).
Please edit the title of the thread (your first post) to - PowerWire Radiofrequency (RF) Guidewire. The thread would become much easier to find in the future, if you do.
Kind regards,
MarkW

thanks markw
not to get in the middle of this..... but here I am...... a better title subject would be extremely helpful.... many MS sufferers have cog fog and dexterity issues.... a descriptive title on all subjects by everyone would make life easier for me.... less clicking, etc.

dania wrote:Hello Mark.
I will not edit it.
Please, please, please, pretty please do not send me anymore suggestions.
I do things my way, you may do things your way and that's the way it is.
If you do not like the way I do things, then just do not read them.
And so sorry that I did not give my opinion on this device. As that was another suggestion from you to me, earlier on.

Dania I love that independent spirit. It's your post. You can call it whatever you want.