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"It was implanted into unsuspecting patients and it was billed to insurers to the tune of around $18,000 or even more under some reimbursement codes. A key part of the scam involved a component known as the pink stylet, which was purposefully manufactured as too large to safely implant. So providers were then directed to purchase a replacement white stylist. Which was a piece of plastic with no functional capabilities. Yeah, it was a piece of plastic. Laura Perryman instructed doctors to implant this useless junk in patients bodies."
"It was implanted into unsuspecting patients and it was billed to insurers to the tune of around $18,000 or even more under some reimbursement codes. A key part of the scam involved a component known as the pink stylet, which was purposefully manufactured as too large to safely implant. So providers were then directed to purchase a replacement white stylist. Which was a piece of plastic with no functional capabilities. Yeah, it was a piece of plastic. Laura Perryman instructed doctors to implant this useless junk in patients bodies."
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"It was implanted into unsuspecting patients and it was billed to insurers to the tune of around $18,000 or even more under some reimbursement codes. A key part of the scam involved a component known as the pink stylet, which was purposefully manufactured as too large to safely implant. So providers were then directed to purchase a replacement white stylist. Which was a piece of plastic with no functional capabilities. Yeah, it was a piece of plastic. Laura Perryman instructed doctors to implant this useless junk in patients bodies."
"It was implanted into unsuspecting patients and it was billed to insurers to the tune of around $18,000 or even more under some reimbursement codes. A key part of the scam involved a component known as the pink stylet, which was purposefully manufactured as too large to safely implant. So providers were then directed to purchase a replacement white stylist. Which was a piece of plastic with no functional capabilities. Yeah, it was a piece of plastic. Laura Perryman instructed doctors to implant this useless junk in patients bodies."