Quote from: microman on June 13, 2015, 06:11:51 AMI think losings ones legs would be a more common occurrence than death.
but I have yet to see one case of anyone losing their legs due to cosmetic LL.
Exactly,
Plus, things like your patients dying would be pretty hard for doctors to hide in places like Western Europe and the United States.
Quote from: ReadRothbard on June 13, 2015, 09:50:32 AMExactly,
Plus, things like your patients dying would be pretty hard for doctors to hide in places like Western Europe and the United States.
How would you find out about it?
Quote from: Metanoia on June 13, 2015, 11:34:49 AMHow would you find out about it?
It would be in the papers, there is a scandal going on in Stockholm right now about a malpracticing surgeon.
.... There is a risk with any surgery.. But LL surgery is quite safe if done in with an experience Doctor.. Anyway...Patient care is one of the major factors in surgery. Panda
Quote from: heightangel on April 30, 2015, 07:12:49 PMI'm interested about BigD, where can I find this post?
I'm very worried about some LL patients' deaths recently happened.
Don't worry angel panda will hold your hand :-) .. Panda
Quote from: Uppland on June 13, 2015, 02:35:59 PMIt would be in the papers, there is a scandal going on in Stockholm right now about a malpracticing surgeon.
That's the exception. Normally when people die it's not in the papers. And doctors protect each other.Didn't you know that? There are many malpracticing surgeons but only few scandals.
Quote from: Metanoia on June 13, 2015, 11:57:57 PMThat's the exception. Normally when people die it's not in the papers. And doctors protect each other.Didn't you know that? There are many malpracticing surgeons but only few scandals.
Well then investigate your doctor thouroughly, is anyone aware of any of Guichet's paients that have suffered death?
His website claims there are none, and I am inclined to believe.
Quote from: Uppland on June 14, 2015, 09:40:35 AMWell then investigate your doctor thouroughly, is anyone aware of any of Guichet's paients that have suffered death?
His website claims there are none, and I am inclined to believe.
I was talking in general. Guichet seems to be ok. He doesn't take on too many patients and is the inventor of his lengthening device. Also he is open about the statistics of his complication cases. But that's an exception. Normally doctors don't give exact statistics.
Dr. Guichet also seems to preserve the mechanical alignment of his patients' femurs, but it's not completely clear how he accomplishes this, since he hasn't explicitly admitted to using the reverse planning method or anything comparable. He has published a paper stating that mechanical axis remained correct in his cosmetic patients. And, unlike fitbone, Dr. Guichet's nail gives the option of full weight bearing. It's probably the strongest lengthening nail currently on the market. I'd say Dr. Guichet produces the best results based on what I've seen, but he does have a price to match the quality of these results.
Quote from: Metanoia on June 13, 2015, 11:57:57 PMThat's the exception. Normally when people die it's not in the papers. And doctors protect each other.Didn't you know that? There are many malpracticing surgeons but only few scandals.
I've already published a post about the case of Claudia, a girl who did lengthening by the team of Dr Ginebreda in Barcelona, who died. Terrible scandal in Spain. Newspapers, TV... Something terrible occured. When a second authopsia was required to find out the cause of her death, her organs had disappeared. So disgusting!
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Justicia-para-claudia/452811688217408
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