What Physicians are Saying about Cryo:

"The ease of treatment reminds me of the dermatologist's use of liquid nitrogen for freezing small cancers and warts. In my twenty years of medicine, I have not seen a device that will so quickly change my practice and improve patient care."
Walter J. Coyle, MD -Scripps Clinic (San Diego, CA)

"This is truly revolutionary. This is very impressive. One patient had more than 99 percent of his disease gone after his initial treatment. I've never seen patients respond so quickly. The procedure is a painless treatment. I believe the future is here."
Jack Leya, MD -Loyola University Medical Center (Chicago, IL)

"This is a disease we see in a lot of older patients with other illnesses, so the decision to send them to surgery requires careful consideration. Cryoablation therapy is particularly attractive for older patients who may have other complications or other medical issues - such as accompanying heart or lung diseases - that make traditional surgeries too risky."
Jayaprakash Sreenarasimhaiah,- MD University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center (Dallas, TX)

"Dr. Johnston really has been a innovator, a real pioneer in these issues," Shaheen said. "I think (cryotherapy) holds great promise as potential treatment for esophageal cancer and pre-cancer of the esophagus. The early data on it are very promising."
Nicholas Shaheen, MD, Associate Professor of Medicine and Epidemiology, University of North Carolina.

"...a really exciting new technique that gave us capabilities we didn't have before in treating conditions in the esophagus."
Bruce Greenwald, MD, Associate Professor of Medicine, University of Maryland School of Medicine.