Global Pediatric Surgical Technology and Education Project

“Expenses internet & website 98 dues & memberships 500 filing fees 70 bank charges 332 telephone 60 total 1,060”

“To record 2014 ending inventory 7,772”

“Inventories for sale or use 0 7,778 total 0 7,778”

“15,978 0”

“To invent, develop, manufacture and expedite affordable surgical equipment and education products to surgeons in low to middle income countries (lmic's) to enable them to treat patients who otherwise could not have surgery.”

“Project arm-gp step conceived, designed, manufactured and shipped low cost muscle stimulators designed for pediatric surgery to repair anorectal malformations (arms) in low to middle income countries (lmic). In 2015, gp step donated 20 frykman-kimble stimulators globally, including shipments to south africa, kenya, china, brazil, ctc. At a landed cost of approximately 300 per stimulator and an estimated reuse rate of 6 surgeries per stimulator (with sterilization after each use), the frykman- kimble stimulator is allowing children, who could otherwise die, the opportunity to be treated and live normal lives. In many cases, without the stimulator, surgeons and hospitals would be unable to assist these children due to cost and market availability of other options.”