I’m resourceful.I’m proactive.I’m helping to protect myself from ever getting esophageal cancer.

Finding unhealthy cells so they can be removed before they can harm me.I’m there.

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You are about to learn more about an advanced endoscopy procedure that reflects this office’s commitment to providing you with the very best protection for your health.

First, some important background information. Heartburn, or acid reflux, is quite common. In fact, about 30 million Americans develop chronic acid reflux, also known as GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease). Of those, 10%-20% will develop a condition called Barrett’s Esophagus. Over time, a small percentage of Barrett’s cases will turn into esophageal cancer.

A breakthrough endoscopy procedure can help your doctor to detect early-stage, pre-cancerous cells so they can be removed long before they can turn into esophageal cancer.

Introducing WATS3D – what an advanced endoscopy and 3D imaging means to you.During an endoscopy, samples of tissue are often collected to help rule out the presence of unhealthy cells. In the past, the collection of these samples was often done in a random manner from a very limited area of the esophagus (see diagram). A recent scientific advance called WATS3D can help doctors collect a sample from a much larger surface area to more effectively rule out the possibility of pre-cancerous disease (see diagram).

The advanced WATS3D Biopsy takes a far larger sample to help your doctor rule out the presence of unhealthy cells.

The relationship between heartburn, unhealthy cells, and esophageal cancer.

Random Biopsy WATS3D Biopsy

Moreover, WATS3D imaging provides a more accuratediagnosis. Standard biopsy samples are cut in thin layersin order to be read by a manual microscope. This limited view of the cells means that potentially important diagnostic information, which is only found on the intact surface of the sample, is missed entirely.

WATS3D labs are equipped with a special neural network which is able to virtually see the whole sample by combining over 100 optical slices into a single 3D image. This unique view of the cell’s original structure provides crucial information to help your doctor rule out the presence of unhealthy cells — earlier and with greater accuracy.

WATS3D is helping to achieve the unimaginable — preventing esophageal cancer.The combined medical advances of a larger sampling area and 3D imaging have far-reaching implications for protecting your health. Should pre-cancerous cells be present, they are now much more likely to be detected. This means they can be removed or destroyed before they can become cancerous and harm you. That is the simple story behind a sophisticated technology that is helping to make esophageal cancer a potentially preventable disease. When you think about it, it’s quite extraordinary.

At a WATS3D laboratory, 3D imaging helps bring suspicious cells to the attention of expert pathologists.

Protecting your health is an important part of who you are. You embrace technology’s ability to dramatically improve healthcare. To go beyond what was, until now, considered possible. A vision that this office shares with you. That’s how, together, we can help protect you fromthe fastest growing cancer in America.

For more information, please visit us at www.wats3dforme.com.

I’m taking charge of my health.

Powering a bold, new world of cancer preventionCDx® Diagnostics

Insurance and Medicare coverage.

The specialized WATS3D laboratory analysis of the tissue obtained during your endoscopy is a covered benefit under all medical insurance. You may receive an Explanation of Benefits (EOB) from your insurance carrier. This should not be considered to be a bill from the laboratory.

WATS3D analysis is “in network” for Medicare and some other major insurance plans.

Outside of standard “in-network” co-pays and deductibles, you will generally not be responsible for any amount of the laboratory bill that is not directly paid by your medical insurance even if the WATS3D laboratory is not currently “in network” for your insurance plan.

If you have any questions regarding any laboratory billing matter, there is no need to contact your doctor’s office. Instead, please contact Client Services at the laboratory directly at (800) 352-8619.

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I’m resourceful.I’m proactive.I’m helping to protect myself from ever getting esophageal cancer.

a b r e a k t h r o u g h e n d o s c o p y p r o c e d u r e

Finding unhealthy cells so they can be removed before they can harm me. I’m there.

Two Executive Boulevard, Suffern, New York 10901www.wats3dforme.com • (866) 363-6239

© CDx® Diagnostics 2016

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WATS3D takes a much wider sample to better help your doctor rule out the presence of any unhealthy cells

The relationship between heartburn, unhealthy cells, and esophageal cancer. You are about to learn more about an advanced endoscopy procedure that reflects this office’s commitment to providing you with the very best protection for your health.

First, some important background information. Heartburn, or acid reflux, is quite common. In fact, about 30 million Americans develop chronic acid reflux, also known as GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease). Of those, 10%-15% will develop a condition called Barrett’s Esophagus. Over time, a small percentage of Barrett’s cases will turn into esophageal cancer.

An important recent advance in endoscopy is now helping your doctor to detect still-harmless, but pre-cancerous cells so they can be treated or removed long before they can turn into esophageal cancer.

Introducing WATS3D – what an advanced endoscopy and 3D imaging means to you.During an endoscopy, samples of tissue are often collected to help rule out the presence of unhealthy cells. In the past, the collection of these samples was often done in a random manner from a very limited area of the esophagus (see diagram). A recent scientific advance called WATS3D can help doctors collect a sample from a much larger surface area to more effectively rule out the possibility of pre-cancerous disease (see diagram).

Random Biopsy WATS3D

Moreover, WATS3D imaging provides a more accuratediagnosis. Standard biopsy samples are cut in thin layersin order to be read by a manual microscope. This limited viewof the cells means that potentially important diagnostic information,which is only found on the intact surface of the sample, is missed entirely.

WATS3D labs are equipped with a special neural network which is able to virtually see the whole sample by combining over 100 optical slices into a single 3D image. This unique view of the cell’s original structure provides crucial information to help your doctor rule out the presence of unhealthycells — earlier and with greater accuracy.

WATS3D is helping to achieve the unimaginable —preventing esophageal cancer.The combined medical advances of a larger sampling area and 3D imaginghave far-reaching implications for protecting your health. Should pre-cancerouscells be present, they are now much more likely to be detected. This meansthey can be removed or destroyed before they can become cancerous andharm you. That is the simple story behind a sophisticated technology that ishelping to make esophageal cancer a potentially preventable disease. Whenyou think about it, it’s quite extraordinary.

At a WATS3D laboratory,3D imaging helps bringsuspicious cells to theattention of expertpathologists.

Protecting your health is an important part of who you are. You embrace technology’s ability to dramatically improve healthcare. To go beyond what was, until now, considered possible. Avision that this office shares with you. That’show, together, we can help protect you fromthe fastest growing cancer in America.

For more information, please visit us atwww.wats3dforme.com.

I’m taking charge of my health.

Powering a bold, new world of cancer preventionCDx® Diagnostics

Insurance and Medicare coverage.

The specialized WATS3D laboratoryanalysis of the tissue obtained during yourendoscopy is a covered benefit under all medical insurance. You may receive an Explanation of Benefits (EOB) from your insurance carrier. This should not be considered to be a bill from the laboratory.

WATS3D analysis is “in network” forMedicare and some other majorinsurance plans.

Outside of standard “in-network” co-paysand deductibles, you will generally not be responsible for any amount of thelaboratory bill that is not directly paidby your medical insurance even if theWATS3D laboratory is not currently “innetwork” for your insurance plan.

If you have any questions regardingany laboratory billing matter, there is no need to contact your doctor’s office. Instead, please contact Client Services at the laboratorydirectly at (800) 352-8619.

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You are about to learn more about an advanced endoscopy procedure that reflects this office’s commitment to providing you with the very best protection for your health.

First, some important background information. Heartburn, or acid reflux, is quite common. In fact, about 30 million Americans develop chronic acid reflux, also known as GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease). Of those, 10%-20% will develop a condition called Barrett’s Esophagus. Over time, a small percentage of Barrett’s cases will turn into esophageal cancer.

A breakthrough endoscopy procedure can help your doctor to detect early-stage, pre-cancerous cells so they can be removed long before they can turn into esophageal cancer.

Introducing WATS3D – what an advanced endoscopy and 3D imaging means to you.During an endoscopy, samples of tissue are often collected to help rule out the presence of unhealthy cells. In the past, the collection of these samples was often done in a random manner from a very limited area of the esophagus (see diagram). A recent scientific advance called WATS3D can help doctors collect a sample from a much larger surface area to more effectively rule out the possibility of pre-cancerous disease (see diagram).

The advanced WATS3D Biopsy takes a far larger sample to help your doctor rule out the presence of unhealthy cells.

The relationship between heartburn, unhealthy cells, and esophageal cancer.

Random Biopsy WATS3D Biopsy

Moreover, WATS3D imaging provides a more accuratediagnosis. Standard biopsy samples are cut in thin layersin order to be read by a manual microscope. This limited view of the cells means that potentially important diagnostic information, which is only found on the intact surface of the sample, is missed entirely.

WATS3D labs are equipped with a special neural network which is able to virtually see the whole sample by combining over 100 optical slices into a single 3D image. This unique view of the cell’s original structure provides crucial information to help your doctor rule out the presence of unhealthy cells — earlier and with greater accuracy.

WATS3D is helping to achieve the unimaginable — preventing esophageal cancer.The combined medical advances of a larger sampling area and 3D imaging have far-reaching implications for protecting your health. Should pre-cancerous cells be present, they are now much more likely to be detected. This means they can be removed or destroyed before they can become cancerous and harm you. That is the simple story behind a sophisticated technology that is helping to make esophageal cancer a potentially preventable disease. When you think about it, it’s quite extraordinary.

At a WATS3D laboratory, 3D imaging helps bring suspicious cells to the attention of expert pathologists.

Protecting your health is an important part of who you are. You embrace technology’s ability to dramatically improve healthcare. To go beyond what was, until now, considered possible. A vision that this office shares with you. That’s how, together, we can help protect you fromthe fastest growing cancer in America.

For more information, please visit us at www.wats3dforme.com.

I’m taking charge of my health.

Powering a bold, new world of cancer preventionCDx® Diagnostics

Insurance and Medicare coverage.

The specialized WATS3D laboratory analysis of the tissue obtained during your endoscopy is a covered benefit under all medical insurance. You may receive an Explanation of Benefits (EOB) from your insurance carrier. This should not be considered to be a bill from the laboratory.

WATS3D analysis is “in network” for Medicare and some other major insurance plans.

Outside of standard “in-network” co-pays and deductibles, you will generally not be responsible for any amount of the laboratory bill that is not directly paid by your medical insurance even if the WATS3D laboratory is not currently “in network” for your insurance plan.

If you have any questions regarding any laboratory billing matter, there is no need to contact your doctor’s office. Instead, please contact Client Services at the laboratory directly at (800) 352-8619.

Inside GatefoldInside BackCoverInside Front Cover FoldFoldFold

®

You are about to learn more about an advanced endoscopy procedure that reflects this office’s commitment to providing you with the verybest protection for your health.

First, some important background information. Heartburn, or acidreflux, is quite common. In fact, about 30 million Americans develop chronic acid reflux, also known as GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease). Of those, 10%-20% will develop a condition called Barrett’sEsophagus. Over time, a small percentage of Barrett’s cases willturn into esophageal cancer.

A breakthrough endoscopy procedure can help your doctor to detect early-stage, pre-cancerous cells so they can be removed long before they can turn into esophageal cancer.

Introducing WATS3D – what an advanced endoscopyand 3D imaging means to you.During an endoscopy, samples of tissue are often collected to help rule out the presence of unhealthy cells. In the past, the collection of these samples was often done in a random manner from a very limitedarea of the esophagus (see diagram). A recent scientific advancecalled WATS3D can help doctors collect a sample from a muchlarger surface area to more effectively rule out the possibility ofpre-cancerous disease (see diagram).

The advanced WATS3D Biopsy takes a far larger sample to help your doctor rule out the presence of unhealthy cells.

The relationship between heartburn, unhealthy cells, and esophageal cancer.

Random Biopsy WATS3D Biopsy

Moreover, WATS3D imaging provides a more accuratediagnosis. Standard biopsy samples are cut in thin layersin order to be read by a manual microscope. This limited viewof the cells means that potentially important diagnostic information,which is only found on the intact surface of the sample, is missed entirely.

WATS3D labs are equipped with a special neural network which is able to virtually see the whole sample by combining over 100 optical slices into a single 3D image. This unique view of the cell’s original structure provides crucial information to help your doctor rule out the presence of unhealthycells — earlier and with greater accuracy.

WATS3D is helping to achieve the unimaginable —preventing esophageal cancer.The combined medical advances of a larger sampling area and 3D imaginghave far-reaching implications for protecting your health. Should pre-cancerouscells be present, they are now much more likely to be detected. This meansthey can be removed or destroyed before they can become cancerous andharm you. That is the simple story behind a sophisticated technology that ishelping to make esophageal cancer a potentially preventable disease. Whenyou think about it, it’s quite extraordinary.

At a WATS3D laboratory,3D imaging helps bringsuspicious cells to theattention of expertpathologists.

Protecting your health is an important part of who you are. You embrace technology’s ability to dramatically improve healthcare. To go beyond what was, until now, considered possible. A vision that this office shares with you. That’s how, together, we can help protect you fromthe fastest growing cancer in America.

For more information, please visit us at www.wats3dforme.com.

I’m taking charge of my health.

CDx® Diagnostics

Insurance and Medicare coverage.

The specialized WATS3D laboratoryanalysis of the tissue obtained during yourendoscopy is a covered benefit under all medical insurance. You may receive an Explanation of Benefits (EOB) from your insurance carrier. This should not be considered to be a bill from the laboratory.

WATS3D analysis is “in network” forMedicare and some other majorinsurance plans.

Outside of standard “in-network” co-paysand deductibles, you will generally not be responsible for any amount of thelaboratory bill that is not directly paidby your medical insurance even if theWATS3D laboratory is not currently “innetwork” for your insurance plan.

If you have any questions regardingany laboratory billing matter, there is no need to contact your doctor’s office. Instead, please contact Client Services at the laboratorydirectly at (800) 352-8619.

Inside GatefoldInside BackCoverInside Front Cover FoldFoldFold

®

You are about to learn more about an advanced endoscopy procedure that reflects this office’s commitment to providing you with the verybest protection for your health.

First, some important background information. Heartburn, or acidreflux, is quite common. In fact, about 30 million Americans develop chronic acid reflux, also known as GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease). Of those, 10%-20% will develop a condition called Barrett’sEsophagus. Over time, a small percentage of Barrett’s cases willturn into esophageal cancer.

A breakthrough endoscopy procedure can help your doctor to detect early-stage, pre-cancerous cells so they can be removed long before they can turn into esophageal cancer.

Introducing WATS3D – what an advanced endoscopyand 3D imaging means to you.During an endoscopy, samples of tissue are often collected to help rule out the presence of unhealthy cells. In the past, the collection of these samples was often done in a random manner from a very limitedarea of the esophagus (see diagram). A recent scientific advancecalled WATS3D can help doctors collect a sample from a muchlarger surface area to more effectively rule out the possibility ofpre-cancerous disease (see diagram).

The advanced WATS3D Biopsy takes a far larger sample to help your doctor rule out the presence of unhealthy cells.

The relationship between heartburn, unhealthy cells, and esophageal cancer.

Random Biopsy WATS3D Biopsy

Moreover, WATS3D imaging provides a more accuratediagnosis. Standard biopsy samples are cut in thin layersin order to be read by a manual microscope. This limited viewof the cells means that potentially important diagnostic information,which is only found on the intact surface of the sample, is missed entirely.

WATS3D labs are equipped with a special neural network which is able to virtually see the whole sample by combining over 100 optical slices into a single 3D image. This unique view of the cell’s original structure provides crucial information to help your doctor rule out the presence of unhealthycells — earlier and with greater accuracy.

WATS3D is helping to achieve the unimaginable —preventing esophageal cancer.The combined medical advances of a larger sampling area and 3D imaginghave far-reaching implications for protecting your health. Should pre-cancerouscells be present, they are now much more likely to be detected. This meansthey can be removed or destroyed before they can become cancerous andharm you. That is the simple story behind a sophisticated technology that ishelping to make esophageal cancer a potentially preventable disease. Whenyou think about it, it’s quite extraordinary.

At a WATS3D laboratory,3D imaging helps bringsuspicious cells to theattention of expertpathologists.

Protecting your health is an important part of who you are. You embrace technology’s ability to dramatically improve healthcare. To go beyond what was, until now, considered possible. A vision that this office shares with you. That’s how, together, we can help protect you fromthe fastest growing cancer in America.

For more information, please visit us at www.wats3dforme.com.

I’m taking charge of my health.

Prevention is the best medicine®CDx® Diagnostics

Insurance and Medicare coverage.

The specialized WATS3D laboratoryanalysis of the tissue obtained during yourendoscopy is a covered benefit under all medical insurance. You may receive an Explanation of Benefits (EOB) from your insurance carrier. This should not be considered to be a bill from the laboratory.

WATS3D analysis is “in network” forMedicare and some other majorinsurance plans.

Outside of standard “in-network” co-paysand deductibles, you will generally not be responsible for any amount of thelaboratory bill that is not directly paidby your medical insurance even if theWATS3D laboratory is not currently “innetwork” for your insurance plan.

If you have any questions regardingany laboratory billing matter, there is no need to contact your doctor’s office. Instead, please contact Client Services at the laboratorydirectly at (800) 352-8619.

Inside GatefoldInside BackCoverInside Front Cover FoldFoldFold

®

You are about to learn more about an advanced endoscopy procedure that reflects this office’s commitment to providing you with the verybest protection for your health.

First, some important background information. Heartburn, or acidreflux, is quite common. In fact, about 30 million Americans develop chronic acid reflux, also known as GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease). Of those, 10%-20% will develop a condition called Barrett’sEsophagus. Over time, a small percentage of Barrett’s cases willturn into esophageal cancer.

A breakthrough endoscopy procedure can help your doctor to detect early-stage, pre-cancerous cells so they can be removed long before they can turn into esophageal cancer.

Introducing WATS3D – what an advanced endoscopyand 3D imaging means to you.During an endoscopy, samples of tissue are often collected to help rule out the presence of unhealthy cells. In the past, the collection of these samples was often done in a random manner from a very limitedarea of the esophagus (see diagram). A recent scientific advancecalled WATS3D can help doctors collect a sample from a muchlarger surface area to more effectively rule out the possibility ofpre-cancerous disease (see diagram).

The advanced WATS3D Biopsy takes a far larger sample to help your doctor rule out the presence of unhealthy cells.

The relationship between heartburn, unhealthy cells, and esophageal cancer.

Random Biopsy WATS3D Biopsy

Moreover, WATS3D imaging provides a more accuratediagnosis. Standard biopsy samples are cut in thin layersin order to be read by a manual microscope. This limited viewof the cells means that potentially important diagnostic information,which is only found on the intact surface of the sample, is missed entirely.

WATS3D labs are equipped with a special neural network which is able to virtually see the whole sample by combining over 100 optical slices into a single 3D image. This unique view of the cell’s original structure provides crucial information to help your doctor rule out the presence of unhealthycells — earlier and with greater accuracy.

WATS3D is helping to achieve the unimaginable —preventing esophageal cancer.The combined medical advances of a larger sampling area and 3D imaginghave far-reaching implications for protecting your health. Should pre-cancerouscells be present, they are now much more likely to be detected. This meansthey can be removed or destroyed before they can become cancerous andharm you. That is the simple story behind a sophisticated technology that ishelping to make esophageal cancer a potentially preventable disease. Whenyou think about it, it’s quite extraordinary.

At a WATS3D laboratory,3D imaging helps bringsuspicious cells to theattention of expertpathologists.

Protecting your health is an important part of who you are. You embrace technology’s ability to dramatically improve healthcare. To go beyond what was, until now, considered possible. Avision that this office shares with you. That’show, together, we can help protect you fromthe fastest growing cancer in America.

For more information, please visit us atwww.wats3dforme.com.

I’m taking charge of my health.

Powering a bold, new world of cancer preventionCDx® Diagnostics

Insurance and Medicare coverage.

The specialized WATS3D laboratoryanalysis of the tissue obtained during yourendoscopy is a covered benefit under all medical insurance. You may receive an Explanation of Benefits (EOB) from your insurance carrier. This should not be considered to be a bill from the laboratory.

WATS3D analysis is “in network” forMedicare and some other majorinsurance plans.

Outside of standard “in-network” co-paysand deductibles, you will generally not be responsible for any amount of thelaboratory bill that is not directly paidby your medical insurance even if theWATS3D laboratory is not currently “innetwork” for your insurance plan.

If you have any questions regardingany laboratory billing matter, there is no need to contact your doctor’s office. Instead, please contact Client Services at the laboratorydirectly at (800) 352-8619.

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I’m resourceful.I’m proactive.I’m helping to protectmyself from ever gettingesophageal cancer.

a b r e a k t h r o u g h e n d o s c o p y p r o c e d u r e

Finding unhealthy cells so they can be removed before they can harm me.I’m there.

Two Executive Boulevard, Suffern, New York 10901www.wats3dforme.com • (866) 363-6239

© CDx® Diagnostics 2018

Important ReferenceInformation

Powering a bold, new world of cancer prevention

Visit us at www.wats3dforme.com

CDx® Diagnostics

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