Andrea Dunlop

So really just looking at this as functioning like a business that is doing extremely invasive surgeries on people, which is obviously very disturbing. Yeah, before we get into the Whistler complaint, so a couple of things that came up as this experimental piece of it was the morphometrics and this other thing called the TCI specialist.

And another piece that came up again and again in the lawsuits was that the person who was reviewing the images was actually not licensed as a radiologist. And this is the person that came up with this thing that is called the TCI specialist. So Bex, what do we know about these two elements?

And another piece that came up again and again in the lawsuits was that the person who was reviewing the images was actually not licensed as a radiologist. And this is the person that came up with this thing that is called the TCI specialist. So Bex, what do we know about these two elements?

And another piece that came up again and again in the lawsuits was that the person who was reviewing the images was actually not licensed as a radiologist. And this is the person that came up with this thing that is called the TCI specialist. So Bex, what do we know about these two elements?

You know, to that effect, I think, you know, we can assume that there was. And so what is the TCI special exactly? So they're using morphometrics as like they're using this measurement. That's their diagnosis. That they came up with and are, you know, this is like what they decided.

You know, to that effect, I think, you know, we can assume that there was. And so what is the TCI special exactly? So they're using morphometrics as like they're using this measurement. That's their diagnosis. That they came up with and are, you know, this is like what they decided.

You know, to that effect, I think, you know, we can assume that there was. And so what is the TCI special exactly? So they're using morphometrics as like they're using this measurement. That's their diagnosis. That they came up with and are, you know, this is like what they decided.

So no, again, like when you talk about peer-reviewed, like it's not peer-reviewed outside the three people that have a profit.

So no, again, like when you talk about peer-reviewed, like it's not peer-reviewed outside the three people that have a profit.

So no, again, like when you talk about peer-reviewed, like it's not peer-reviewed outside the three people that have a profit.

Motive, right. So not, again, the subject of medical consensus. So what about the TCI special?

Motive, right. So not, again, the subject of medical consensus. So what about the TCI special?

Motive, right. So not, again, the subject of medical consensus. So what about the TCI special?

Got it. Yeah. And I mean, this is actually, you know, in a number of these lawsuits, part of the damages that they were claiming is that, you know, that some of these patients had, you know, again, had to have multiple follow-up surgeries and had really, really bad symptoms.

Got it. Yeah. And I mean, this is actually, you know, in a number of these lawsuits, part of the damages that they were claiming is that, you know, that some of these patients had, you know, again, had to have multiple follow-up surgeries and had really, really bad symptoms.

Got it. Yeah. And I mean, this is actually, you know, in a number of these lawsuits, part of the damages that they were claiming is that, you know, that some of these patients had, you know, again, had to have multiple follow-up surgeries and had really, really bad symptoms.

uh symptoms and side effects because of issues with the surgeries because of infections because of um you know there's in this whistleblower claim there's something about you know a piece of mesh being left in someone's brain i mean just really really disturbing stuff so you know like i said we're gonna get into a couple of the specific cases involving children in follow-up episodes um you know some of these are really interesting

uh symptoms and side effects because of issues with the surgeries because of infections because of um you know there's in this whistleblower claim there's something about you know a piece of mesh being left in someone's brain i mean just really really disturbing stuff so you know like i said we're gonna get into a couple of the specific cases involving children in follow-up episodes um you know some of these are really interesting

uh symptoms and side effects because of issues with the surgeries because of infections because of um you know there's in this whistleblower claim there's something about you know a piece of mesh being left in someone's brain i mean just really really disturbing stuff so you know like i said we're gonna get into a couple of the specific cases involving children in follow-up episodes um you know some of these are really interesting

And, you know, but I think this all begs the question, right, with this person's reputation, which, again, is very findable. You know, we did public records requests to find this many of the lawsuits, but it's been covered. It's, you know, again—