Replies to post #7381 on CSMG Technologies, Inc (fka CTGI)

[rocketeer357]

And more importantly, with the Chastang Landfill project delayed beyond what seems like a reasonable time allotment for installation of a pipeline, does anyone know and have a link to CTUM's CO2 technology actually up and working in the Ukraine or anywhere else in the world? TIA

[gamood]

hydro_pod... The closest I've seen are basically cauterization devices. Cauterization is the nasty process of searing living tissue with high heat to seal a wound. What I've heard is surgeons don't like to use these gadgets because it's hard to control the heat and they destroy too much tissue....

LTC has changed all that! It is a low heat and precise method of joining tissues. Now we need to get CTUM's LTC into surgeons hands!!!!!

[lowman]

The beauty part of CTUM is their is no direct competition, as E.O. Patton has perfected the technology.

There is, however, a firm in Canada, I believe, that has had some success with tissue welding, but has not reported anything even near what LTC has.

Many months back, someone brought it to the CTUM board attention, but after review, we pretty much dismissed it/them as being much less developed.

Someone from the board, here, may remember the company, as I do not.