Now a story I cannot substantiate.... About 5 years ago, my...

Now a story I cannot substantiate....

About 5 years ago, my sister in law was diagnosed with breast cancer. As part of her internalising that diagnosis she went on a short holiday to Palm Cove, with her daughters and sister for like 4 days. The reason I say this is because, I suspect, there is an amount of short term flexibility around the timing of the many of the (non-critical) procedure to remove the cancer.

The point? If diagnosed with breast cancer in the second to third week of the month I suspect the normal timing for the procedure would be the last week of the month. If that month was December how many patients would opt for this procedure in the week between Christmas and New Year?

I suspect there is a significant shift of procedures from the last week of December to early January - BUT WITH THE AEROFORM DEVICES DELIVERED IN DECEMBER!

There could be as many as 50 aerofroms delivered in December but for use in January.

The published results were 570 in December Qtr and 577 in March Qtr. How about 520 in December and 627 in March?