Imaging Diagnostic Systems (fka IMDS)

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First of all it is a CTLM not CTM. LOL

Second, that "distributor" is a beauty clinic that does massages and accupuncture, and had false and misleading information on their website.

IMDS- "distributor" - Hang Lekiu Medical Center-

Quote:www.hanglekiumed.com [translated] Modern lifestyle, especially diet, have contributed more or less contributed to the increase in attacks to degenerative diseases such as diabetes, heart disease, hypertension and obesity. For that, Hang Lekiu Medical Center offers solutions in the form of consulting services and medical therapy. Body Countouring, Skin Rejuvination, Beauty Dental, Sport Massage, Facial, Medical Check Up. Available packages include health care, Body Countouring, Skin Rejuvination, Beauty Dental, Sport Massage, Facial, Physiotherapy, Medical Check Up, Sports Clinic and Clinical Nutrition. The Nutrition Specialist, Sports Specialist, and Doctor Expert Beauty will give a program to suit the needs of visitors. Hang Lekiu Medical Center also comes with a personal touch and comfort are different. You can even save more time for consultation by telephone reservation schedule.

"FIRST and ONLY THERE IN INDONESIA IN HLMC! Tool for early detection of breast cancer, with the latest tekhonologi without RADIATION EFFECTS! CT Laser is the latest tool for early detection of breast cancer with the approach via a digital laser. With the detection accuracy rate of up to 90% of the CT Laser safe to use because it does not cause radiation effects. Inspection is more convenient and efficient because without pressing.

Enjoy 50% discount for each examination CTLM. Contact us immediately! ""

Last, you have not heard a word from this "distributor"in two years. Like every other shill distributor, it was all about selling stock.

Is the CTLM viable? The answer seems clear. Twenty years, 130 million dollars, three failed FDA submissions, and they have sold less than ONE machine per year when they claim to have been approved to sell the machines in dozens of countries. If the machine worked as claimed, every country would be beating on their door for them. Instead, not one reputable hospital has ever installed one, IMDS has never been able to give one away in Canada. Why is that?

I'd suggest you do some research on Grable and her medical device scams. Start with her former one, Lintronics.

Miami Herald report which provides a clear history of the scamming from Lintronics to IMDS.

Quote:February 22, 1999

Grable and his wife Linda Grable started Lintronics Industries in 1981 to develop a breast illuminator of their own. The first machine, the Lintro-Scan, employed off-the-shelf parts and infrared light. The Grables opened the publicity spigots. In trade magazine ads and product brochures, Lintronics promoted the device as an alternative to X-ray mammography. In a promotional videotape sent to TV stations and prospective investors and buyers, a narrator says, "Malignant tumors typically show up very dramatically on the (Lintro-Scan) monitor. Extremely effective in detecting tumors in their earliest stages of development. The claims eventually reached the FDA. From 1986 to 1990, FDA investigators took issue with the Lintro-Scan campaign and reminded the Grables that light-scanning devices not approved by the FDA coundn't be used for diagnosing diseases. But by then the Grables had already sold some of their machines in the United States. One company in Wisconsin toted around the Lintro-Scan in a van, advertising mammography screens in shopping center parking lots. Federal Marshals seized it. Lintronics did a fade. The Grables told the FDA that the first incarnation of the company Lintronics Industries, was taken over by a hostile raider and driven into solvency. They said they sold the second, International. After a short hiatus, The Grables formed Imaging Diagnostic Systems in 1993. It went public by doing what is commonly called a reverse IPO - merging with a publicly trading "shell" company already registered with the SEC. IDSI planned to pick up where Lintronics left off, using laser technology developed by Richard Grable to detect abnormalities in women's breasts.

Grable has been scamming people for over 30 years.