Nice case Ron and you are on your way on the wonderful world of microphotography. I can tell you that here in Rome at the European society of Operating microscopes that many are using video and its pretty impressive to see them playing DVDs or mini DV tapes edited down and using a Sony Walkman for DV tapes as their only technology and freezing as needed the tape to show a still.

Pretty cool stuff, sat with a good friend of mine Francesco Martinelli today and he showed me some stills from a video camera that were unreal. That is where we are going with scope documentation. Take videos and when needed grab a still from the video. PRetty cool stuff.

Gotta go but the scope sure helps you evaluate the tip tissue interaction and help you lower the amount of energy needed as you can really see the way the tip works with the target tissue.

Helps keep the pain down too.

The two technologies really do go hand in hand.

THanks folks…….talk to you soon and nice case ROn……hey next time shave the gingival zeniths and make them even on the centrals…….will make a world of difference to the appearance. If worried about bleeding do it at the end after you are all finished.

Gotta go folks……chaio and thanks for the kind remarks Ron about it being quiet on the Western front when i go away, and with the aborted landing (10 ft from the runway) that I had coming into Rome I almost wasnt coming back!!

Gotta go…….cya later

Glenn

Nice work Mickey. Did that patient have a history of GERD? Those lesions look like classic GERD associated erosion. If he hasn’t already, I would urge that patient to get scoped by a gastroenterologist ASAP
Al B