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LID Lidco Group Plc

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15 May 2024 - Closed
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Lidco Group Plc LSE:LID London Ordinary Share GB0030546849 ORD 0.5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 11.75 11.50 12.00 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
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Lidco Share Discussion Threads

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09/4/2020
12:58
Worse than that, Nobby, because every time he tries, unprovoked, to attack DEMG's products, it turns out any problem is with the LID productsAnd in the last few days, the (bleeding!) idiot has seriously been advocating MORE invasive monitoring over less invasive monitoring like that's going to stop the spread of infectionsDon't know about you, but I heard there's a bug going round in which case the fewer cuts the betterMrC
mrc2u
09/4/2020
12:38
Isn't it funny how buywell wants to question every aspect of ODM but when you ask him a simple question about LID's technology, he goes mute. I think we can all come to the same conclusion about his motives. He is only interested in spreading libellous comments about DEMG and not answering genuine queries about the deficiencies in LID's data.

Very sad and if I was a LID investor who has hung on his every word, I would be extremely disappointed.

nobbygnome
09/4/2020
10:47
Yes very noble.

Now how about answering that question....it really is a very simple request.

nobbygnome
09/4/2020
10:46
There are tears in my eyes....

Now how about answering that question....then I will go away.

Edit. Please note buywell changed his post above which shows what a devious dishonest character he is! Truly shocking, editing a post to try to make my response seem inappropriate. Low of the low and sums him up completely!

nobbygnome
09/4/2020
09:06
Nobby
You obviously like the sound of your own voice.

sabre6
09/4/2020
07:01
Funny you switched threads because you don't like the information I provided on the other one.

Still waiting for an answer from you about the RCT trial which shows that the Lidco monitor works in surgery......

nobbygnome
09/4/2020
06:59
Still waiting for an answer buywell.....
nobbygnome
09/4/2020
04:29
POST REMOVED
buywell3
09/4/2020
01:39
................... buywells' Covid 19 update .............................

Mechanical Ventilators using Full face masks that cover the nose and mouth are being used in the fight against Covid-19 .

They are being used in circa 60% of ICU cases on sedated patients.




buywell research has discovered this under the heading:

Mechanical Ventilation : Clinical Applications and Pathophysiology

Sub Heading : Restrictive diseases


Where it says ;

''The precipitating event leading to progressive repiratory failure in patients with ILD include upper and lower respiratory tract infections ( bacterial or viral).

All attempts should be made to avoid endotracheal intubation and mechanical ventilation with aggressive medical treatment. ''

ILD is Interstitial Lung Disease

Note the use of the term ''endotracheal intubation ''

see


Interstitial lung disease (ILD) is a group of many lung conditions. All interstitial lung diseases affect the interstitium, a part of your lungs.

The interstitium is a lace-like network of tissue that goes throughout both lungs. It supports your lungs' tiny air sacs, called alveoli. Normally, the interstitium is so thin that it doesn’t show up on X-rays or CT scans.


IMO dyor

buywell3
08/4/2020
22:17
Oh dear, it look s like buywell has failed his faithful followers...
nobbygnome
08/4/2020
21:41
Still waiting.....
nobbygnome
08/4/2020
21:29
The silenced from buywell is deafening. Your champion appears to not have an answer for me. Very curious as surely there is a simple answer to my question. Just provide a link to the paper that shows me the results from a RCT with the Lidco monitor with statistically significant results in surgery.

Come on. It's not a difficult question.....

nobbygnome
08/4/2020
21:06
LOL

Are you going to ignore all the posts today buywell?

Please can you supply a link to one RCT which shows the Lidco monitor has statistically significant results in surgery? It must be easy for someone who is such a big fan of the company. Surely you did thorough research and will have it at your fingertips....

nobbygnome
08/4/2020
21:02
Japan goes into Lockdown
buywell3
08/4/2020
19:47
So give me a link to a RCT which showed statistically significant results for Lidco? It's not a lot to ask....
nobbygnome
08/4/2020
19:14
The ODM Spanish trial in the 2016 RNS demonstrated positive statistical significance which is great. That's mutually exclusive from Lido which has its own statistically-significant clinical outcomes. Really no need for you to rubbish Lidco with false statements just because you backed the horse that delivered lower winnings.
t0pgrader
08/4/2020
18:45
I paste below the editor's key point from the comparative study publication. So to make it clear these are an independent editor's conclusions as a result of the data...

Editor's key points
LIDCOrapid was compared with CardioQ in predicting responsiveness to fluid challenges.
Twenty patients undergoing elective bowel surgery were studied.
The ability of LIDCOrapid to track changes in stroke volume as assessed by CardioQ was weak.
Importantly, the authors conclude that LIDCOrapid and CardioQ are not interchangeable for stroke volume optimization.

nobbygnome
08/4/2020
18:40
Ok give me the link to one here which shows statistically significant results in a RCT in surgery please? Simple question. Then I will go away.
nobbygnome
08/4/2020
18:38
And a large study in Spain using ODM showing statistically significant results in multiple endpoints. Have you found a Lidco RCT with statistically significant results yet?
nobbygnome
08/4/2020
18:35
And here is the RNS about the comparative study at St Thomas Hospital
nobbygnome
08/4/2020
18:29
One of the many trials which showed a positive result with ODM. There are lots more....

Kaufmann et al. Oesophageal Doppler guided goal-directed haemodynamic therapy in thoracic surgery - a single centre randomized parallel-arm trial. BJA: 118 (6): 852-61 (2017)

nobbygnome
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