The American Medicine Today crew visits with Prime Medical in Clearwater, Florida.
The Center for Disease Control estimates that hospital acquired infections (HAI) account for nearly 1.7 million infections and 99,000 associated deaths each year. Jim Sampey, the CEO of Prime Medical, tells us about the incredible new fabric technology they’ve created to combat this contamination.
Learn more about Prime Medical and SAF-T-Scrubs here: http://www.primemedical.com/ & https://saf-t-scrubs.com/.
The American Medicine Today crew visits with SynDaver Labs in Tampa, Florida.
On our second visit to SynDaver Labs, they share with us their newest development: the Special Operations Forces Suit, or “SOF” suit, which was created to act as a wearable point of injury simulator. Kevin King is the Vice President of Global marketing at SynDaver and joins us to explain how the models they used for training in the past were nothing like real human tissue and how SynDaver has been focusing on ‘Live Tissue Simulation’ for more than 12 years.
Learn more about SynDaver Labs and the SOF suit here: http://syndaver.com/.
The American Medicine Today crew visits David Rose of Cape Coral, FL as he tells us his story of recovery from low back pain.
After surgeons at other facilities wanted to just do exploratory surgery because they could not figure out what her diagnosis was, Desiree was ready to give up. She wanted a solution, not just a search effort. Luckily, after some persistence from her father, she discovered The Bonati Spine Institute.
