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I mean the same thing happens with pain meds.
Metamizole is the strongest non-opioid pain medication on the market. The risk of complications is lower than that of aspirin or ibuprofen.
It is the go-to in German emergency departments.
It is banned in the US because it has a very unlikely side effect of destroying your immune system.
Because that is such a strong side effect. It got banned because lawsuits.
Better to stick with opioids I suppose
I've only ever seen a sling in like a US movie or series. In Germany, these things basically don't exist.
We know immobilizing parts of the body causes complications in recovery. The general outcome is worse. So we try to immobilise as little as possible and tell you to keep moving your other joints.
The problem ofc: if you have a broken hand you will have inconvenient reflexes and you can make it worse.
Immobilizing the entire arm prevents that and prevents us doctors from being sued?
Anyway what I wanted to say apart from that ad is that I have those old and new versions in gray and I think that is most striking perhaps other than the speed is the colour.
The old PhotoFusion grey had a noticeably more blue tint compared to the new one. That is, colour accuracy certainly improved in highly lit scenarios.
Zeiss PhotoFusion X certainly is a massive improvement over the earlier PhotoFusion.
It darkens and lightens up quicker. It's clearer in a dark room and I believe it's even darker in brightest sunlight settings.
PhotoFusion X is built on the BlueGuard technology which reduces harmful invisible blue light spectrum.
