Should I avoid using precice in India?

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Quote from: overandover on March 06, 2022, 11:18:21 AM1. He gives them for the entire period of lengthening for precice patients.
2. You can buy whatever medicine you want in India and take them. You can buy Xarelto on your own and take them if he refuses but I've asked him and he said he'll give for the entire lengthening period. You can even visit a vascular surgeon and ask him for Xarelto if you are so concerned. It never hurts to talk to a specialist and those guys and specialists in blood clots.

You can also buy a dvt pump from amazon.

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That is very good to know. It reassured me as that was the biggest worry. Do you know if they will send the new ERC machines or old ones? It does not matter much if they send multiple but I was just curious.

Can I DM you please?

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Quote from: mumbai on March 06, 2022, 07:05:59 AMMy question is more like if the surgeon is not much experienced with Precise nails but is experienced with externals will he have difficulties with Precice?

IMO they are irrelevant. For this question you can just inquire accurate informations with your surgeons. Only they themselves know how expertise they are at Precise.

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To get a license for precice in India you have to fill a form called 12A with the Indian FDA called : CDSCO. In that form they ask for details about the employer and what occupation the applicant is doing. Is that really necessary?? They even asked for contact details of the company. Will they talk to the applicant's employer about this license?

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Quote from: overandover on March 06, 2022, 09:03:41 AMPrecice surgery is just putting a nail into the femur which any surgeon can do. Also, Dr Parihar doesn't require you to bring someone with you. He just needs you to inform someone close to you like a wife or a parent so that they know you are doing this. I think his 6-7 cases experience is enough. He has a lot of experience with externals and even with treating bone infections and complex fractures. Fully externals is the best method for tibia in my opinion but if you want to do femurs then precice is better.

How do we prove to him that we have informed someone? Does he need some letter to be signed by a family member?

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Quote from: mumbai on March 07, 2022, 09:52:01 AMHow do we prove to him that we have informed someone? Does he need some letter to be signed by a family member?

Phone call

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ok that is better. That is a phone call that can be taken care of. It should be possible to convince a family member although not ideal

But the employer thing is just odd. Why should we get our employer's permission to get a license to use Precice?? This license thing really sucks.

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Quote from: mumbai on March 07, 2022, 03:30:32 PMok that is better. That is a phone call that can be taken care of. It should be possible to convince a family member although not ideal

But the employer thing is just odd. Why should we get our employer's permission to get a license to use Precice?? This license thing really sucks.

You don't have to fill anything. Just give your id to the agent he'll take care of everything. He won't ask you employee details or anything like that. He'll write self-employed on the form and no one cares about that. They add it to make sure that you're not in business of selling these products in India and you are ordering it for personal use only.

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Quote from: overandover on March 08, 2022, 01:42:27 PMYou don't have to fill anything. Just give your id to the agent he'll take care of everything. He won't ask you employee details or anything like that. He'll write self-employed on the form and no one cares about that. They add it to make sure that you're not in business of selling these products in India and you are ordering it for personal use only.

That makes sense why they ask for this detail.

Do they write "LL" in any part of the license application? Would be nice if it is kept completely discreet.

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Quote from: mumbai on March 08, 2022, 07:10:35 PMThat makes sense why they ask for this detail.

Do they write "LL" in any part of the license application? Would be nice if it is kept completely discreet.

No they don't