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Issue No. 2 |
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Greetings!
We hope you enjoyed MMS' first newsletter. We are pleased to provide you with a second issue featuring Pediatric GI motility. We look forward to keeping you informed with helpful information you can use in your practice.
MMS is very proud to have worked with many of the Nation's top GI Motility Children's Hospitals. We would also like to congratulate these top hospitals, while sharing our pride in having contributed to their successes. MMS is confident that we are prepared with the best possible solution for your GI Motility Lab.
We are also very excited to further introduce our Fall 2009 Web Seminar schedule. For this session, Dr Amine Hila will be joining us, along with the availability of earning CEU credits, approved by the PA SGNA! We are already half way through this series, and are proud of the overwhelming success so far.
We at MMS appreciate your interest.
Motti Attia
Vice President |
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6 of the Top 10 Children's Digestive Disorders Hospitals use the MMS Solar GI for their Motility Lab
Congratulations to the following hospitals which have made the top 10 in the US News and World Report's top 30 Children's Digestive Disorders Hospitals. MMS USA Solar GI is used by these facilities for their motility labs.We are honored to take part in their accomplishments.
Congratulations!
1. Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
2. Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
3. Children's Hospital Boston
4. Texas Children's Hospital, Houston
5. Nationwide Children's Hospital, Columbus, Ohio
6. Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
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Meet Us at the NASPGHAN Conference
- This conference will review a broad spectrum of pediatric gastrointestinal physiology and disease, testing, and treatment modalities.
- Five topics will be available for this year's course including obesity management, advances in pediatric hepatobiliary disease, gastrointestinal inflammation, treatment of functional abdominal pain, and new diagnostic testing.
- MMS USA will be displaying our Solar GI and Ohmega Systems
Please contact MMS USA with any questions or comments about this conference |
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MMS has a full line of GI Motility Consumables
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November
The Ambulatory Reflux Studies Seminar will stress the understanding of, indications for, operation of and protocols for pH-impedance based monitoring systems, and analysis of resulting dataTues Nov 17, 2009
4:00pm - 6:00pm EST
The High Resolution Manometry training module will help participants understand the mechanics of and differences between manometry and impedance catheters, as well as their role in motility testing through analysis of data provided using various data visualization techniques. Two CEU credits are available for seminar participants:
Wed Nov 11, 2009
11:00am - 1:00pm EST
A special seminar on the Nuts and Bolts of High Resolution Manometry highlighting, among other things, the placement of the catheter and the actual performance of a study:Thurs Nov 5, 2009
4:00pm - 6:00pm EST
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Product of the Month
The Ohmega is a small and lightweight ambulatory system which combines Impedance recording and pH recording. As a result, the Ohmega detects reflux activity using Impedance and categorizes these reflux episodes as acidic or non-acidic (weakly acidic), using traditional pH measurement. Gas and mixed liquid/gas reflux episodes are analyzed as well.
The Virtual Instructor Program™ helps to complete the procedure successfully with minimal training.
Bluetooth® capabilities make it possible to view and check data on a computer monitor while recording.
The intelligent symptom analysis software quantifies reflux episodes quickly and simply.
Click here or on the Image for more information about the Ohmega and other MMS products. |
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Customer Perspective
"The Center for Motility and Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders. at
Children's Hospital Boston uses many different types of equipment to provide
State of the Art testing in the evaluation of children with motility
related disorders. As part of its equipment the center has 3 Solar GI
systems from MMS which are mostly used for the performance of esophageal, antroduodenal, colonic and anorectal manometry, combined simultaneous studies, and high resolution manometry with impedance. The MMS systems are also used in the performance of studies in which pressure, impedance and pH are measured simultaneously in specially designed pediatric catheters".
-Dr Samuel Nurko
Director Center for Motility and Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders
Children's Hospital Boston
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Would you like to hear more about MMS' contributions to top hospitals?
Feel Free to contact us with any Questions and Comments
Medical Measurement Systems 603.750.0037
383 Central Ave 603.750.3155 (fax)
Suite LL40 800.236.9310 (toll free)
Dover, NH 03820
info@mmsusa.net or visit us online at: www.mmsusa.net |
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