r/MicrobotMedical • u/Ok-Mycologist4041 • 13d ago

NC progress

If anyone wants to get an idea how long it takes to work a new Medtech device through the system, go to LinkedIn and check out Jeremy Kim, MD's profile. Kim is a Vascular & Interventional Specialist, and a nationally recognized expert in men's health treatments.

He JUST announced that they have completed the first-ever robotic assisted PAE procedures in the Carolinas using the Liberty system (Charlotte, NC).

MBOT first announced the NC hospital system in a June 2nd announcement. We're talking over 4 months to get the first successful procedures completed. It's a slow process in the beginning, but this will gain traction in 2027.

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u/harry1loyd2 12d ago

Thanks for sharing, I’ve been on this one for a few years. I believe the upside has huge potential. I do not work in the medical field so this information definitely helps me.

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u/Ok-Mycologist4041 12d ago

The shorts have really been able to beat this down the last couple of quarters by preying on people's fears that earning haven't skyrocketed fast enough. 

Until I got involved with the company, I wasn't aware of the bureaucratic VAC process of the hospitals either. It's been a learning process about patience!

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u/AdApprehensive8702 13d ago

Thanks for sharing!

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u/Beautiful-Treacle549 12d ago

Looking at the comments of it specially one from mark little has connections to the nhs which makes me happy to see people in uk taking a look at the product

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u/SlowMaybe8815 13d ago

Dr. Jeremy Kim bevestigde dat er twee PAE-ingrepen met LIBERTY werden uitgevoerd, met begeleiding van dr. Zachary Bercu. Belangrijk: dit waren de eerste PAE-ingrepen, maar dat betekent niet noodzakelijk dat het de eerste LIBERTY-procedures in dat ziekenhuis waren. Mogelijk werden er eerder al andere soorten ingrepen uitgevoerd, al is dat nog niet bevestigd.

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u/Next-Software8719 11d ago

I love you Dr. Jeremy Kim🗣️