Value Props and foundational pillars Flashcards

1
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What are the 4 EDAP and Focal One Core Pillars

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  1. Best-in-class technology
  2. comphrensive training
    3, marketing excellence
  3. World Class Service and Support
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What are the 4 features of the “Best-in-class technology” pillars

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  1. True robotic platform
  2. Dynamic focusing probe
  3. HIFUsion software
  4. Integrated workstation
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3
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Allows for advnaced contouring capabilities, precise HIFU delivery and has the shortest procedure time

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Dyanmic Focusing probe

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4
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What are the 5 core benefits and value proposition for Focal One

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  1. Suited for 80% of lesions
  2. Urologist centered
  3. Precise contouring ability that targets lesion, without touching crticals
  4. Fully robotic
  5. Faster Treatments
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5
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CC/Hour of Focal One vs other technologies

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Focal One: 30 CC/HR
Older Tech: 10 CC/HR

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6
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Focal treatment time with set up

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45 minutes

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7
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Hemi ablation case times with set up

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60 minuts

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8
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Whole gland ablation case times with set up

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90 minutes

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9
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Benefits to “Fully Robotic” feature

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  1. Motorized movement along 5 degrees
  2. auto reposition/protection of wall at each individual fire
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10
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What % of prostate lesions found are in the posterior/PZ prostate

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80%

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11
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Value prosition

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  1. Option for low/intermediate cancer patients.
  2. Focal therapy offers quality of life preservation with excellent continence and preservation of sexual function.
  3. long-term oncological control and moving some patients to a future radical therapy is not a failure.
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12
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When doing a test drive, what 4 things should be highlighted

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  1. loading the images
  2. Elastic fusion
  3. planning treatment by contouring around the lesions
  4. Execute plan - highlighting imaging/treatment screen
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13
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CPT Code Catagory for Focal HIFU

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Cat. 1

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14
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CPT Code for Hifu

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55880

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15
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Medicare work RVu’s for focal therapy

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17.73

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16
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Medicare physican fee

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996

17
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Facility reimbursement for focal therapy/HIFU

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8,500

18
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RAS work RVU’s and physican fee

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21.3 and 1,100

19
Q

In 2022, what did the AUA update in the AUA/ASTRO guidelines

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Removed its “experiemental” designation
endorsed focal therapy for select intermediate risk patients

20
Q

What additional revenue sources do imcremental patients bring to the program

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  1. MRI at 3 and/or 6 months
  2. BX at 6 and 12 months
21
Q

2 Pillars of focal therapy

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  1. localization
  2. ablation