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Thursday, October 29, 2009 10:30:52 AM
I've sent a number of e-mails, however, here is a response to the following question - I will continue to post replies as received:
Hi Paul,
After reading through many documents including those of the patent filing, I see there are tests that were conducted on mice that supported very impressive success rates in regards to detection while providing no false positives. My question lies in concerns that have been brought up regarding the lack of information published relative to human testing. Do you have any comments in regards to this topic? Has there been tests conducted on humans and if so, were there similar results achieved? Are there plans in the near future to make this information more readily available?
Hey XXXXX:
Yes, there have been human trials on the device. Upon my arrival in Korea, we will be amassing all the information regarding the testing that has been done over the past 10 years and will compile them into a very easy to read report that I will place on the website.
As soon as I can, I will make all this information available to all of our shareholders and to the medical community.
All the best,
Paul D. Lisenby
CEO – XTend Medical
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