Stanton Rowe

Stanton Rowe
Corporate Vice President, Edwards Lifesciences

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Member since: April 28, 2009
 
 
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  • They famously asked Willie Loman why he robbed banks ["that's where the money is!"]. Applying coating technology that differentiates a device adds value through improved performance. Your best margin play is in garnering the value for both coating and instrument. We have run several virtual companies, some through 510(k) approvals. You do not need brick and mortar, only nerves of steel to be an entrepreneur.
    on Diamonds are a surgeon’s best friend (April 29, 2009)
  • I like this concept a lot. Glucose control in the hospital is related to patient outcomes in surgery and ICU. Certainly, over the years of monitoring, even a modest improvement in glucose management would likely improve outcomes. Two suggestions, one is to add a feature of alerting the tracking healthcare practitioner (probably a nurse) if no measurements are taken. Certainly a lack of measurements also leads to poor control. Also, trending the measurements for both the doctor and the patient is better than the isolated measurements, after all, we are looking for improved control within a tight range of values- the patient ranges can be designated as good, better, best and needs improvement and call the doctor!
    on The next step in preventive medicine (April 28, 2009)
  • I like the concept, but believe the strategy does not optimize the technology. The alternative is to select 2-3 key products that would best feature a diamond coating, and develop them through regulatory approval; then, at this inflection point, try to sell the company. You are likely to be 510(k) or even Class III products, so the regulatory burden is not so great.
    on Diamonds are a surgeon’s best friend (April 28, 2009)
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