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Albert Lin

Albert Lin

Engineer and scientist

Aug 17, 2026

6:58
Albert, can you walk us through your algorithm a little bit as far as how you make this decision?
7:03
Yeah, I mean, that's the hot topic, right? Because we've gotten so good with repair constructs that I think from a biomechanical standpoint, we have that down.
7:11
But as we know, like, you know, the failure rate, whether you're talking about, you know, small, large size repairs still remains high.
7:18
And so, you know, probably the best study I'm sure everyone's familiar with, we all know the Rohe score.
7:24
It's imperfect, like many other things, but I think it's the best thing we have.
7:29
But what it does, it gives us a framework for understanding who's going to you know, fill these repairs.
7:33
And you can, you know, talk about tear size.

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15:22
So as far as the, you know, derma allografts and the xenografts, you know, Albert, talk a little bit, how does that fall into your matrix?
2:49
Like, how did this happen? Tell us about that relationship.
2:52
I'll tell you.
2:52
I mean, so I grew up in Pittsburgh and the Asian and sort of Chinese community is small.
2:58
It was small, at least, you know, when I was growing up, I was in the 80s and 90s.
3:02
So my parents kind of knew him, but his kids went to my school.
3:05
And so his son is two years above me.
3:10
His daughter is one year below me.

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16:09
Can you believe it?
CodyHOST
5:02
How did you go from being in healthcare to private equity and now law?
5:10
I asked myself the same question and I asked myself if I were to ask my, the 20 year old version of me.
5:19
Where I would end up in 20 plus years, there's zero probability that I would have been able to sort of chart my path.
5:30
I think fundamentally, maybe to my advantage or disadvantage, I am a very, very curious person.
5:37
And I am, I am driven by learning and I'd like to learn new things.
5:42
And so, and also I don't think I was very self-aware when I was younger as to what I needed in my life to make me sort of feel fulfilled.
5:53
And so early on in my career, I had this vision of becoming Tony Starks, and then I'm going to invent a cure for cancer, do something great and go to Silicon Valley and build up Starks Industries.

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31:34
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