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I've read a few claims like that. Perhaps I'm being overly pedantic, but assuming he started when the procedure became FDA approved in 1995, doesn't that imply
by peteforde 16y ago
I've read a few claims like that.
Perhaps I'm being overly pedantic, but assuming he started when the procedure became FDA approved in 1995, doesn't that imply that he does 4.5 operations a day, 365 days a year?
- LogicHoleFlaw 16y agoThat doesn't seem too unreasonable. The actual procedure itself, where the doctor was actually involved with me as a patient, took about 15 minutes.
- drothlis 16y agoYes. When I had mine done, it took 10 minutes at most, and there were 15-20 other patients scheduled for the same day.
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- portman 16y agoI suspect it's more like 10 operations a day, 3 days a week, 48 weeks per year since 1992 (when the clinical trials started).