7cm Tibia by Precice 2.2

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Do you have a report, analysis or 10 years ongoing research stating that no more than a distraction rate of 0.75 mm per day should be done from the Tibia? Because if you say that, it seems certain. I thought that the standard distraction limit is 1 mm, and can be decreased or increased depending on the individual. Please I need to see concrete evidence behind your statement. I have spoken more than 5 doctors and they all told me they distract 1 mm a day. 3 of them were American, and probably you must know some of them. I planned my lengthening time according to 1 mm. Please send those evidence, please. Thanks in advance. (Article or reports would be good)

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Quote from: Michael J. Assayag, MD on May 13, 2023, 01:42:41 PMthat’s too fast for a tibia lengthening.

My advice is to shorten until the pain disappear, and then slow down lengthening

Do you have a report, analysis or 10 years ongoing research stating that no more than a distraction rate of 0.75 mm per day should be done from the Tibia? Because if you say that, it seems certain. I thought that the standard distraction limit is 1 mm, and can be decreased or increased depending on the individual. Please I need to see concrete evidence behind your statement. I have spoken more than 5 doctors and they all told me they distract 1 mm a day. 3 of them were American, and probably you must know some of them. I planned my lengthening time according to 1 mm. Please send those evidence, please. Thanks in advance. (Article or reports would be good)

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Quote from: sphenopetroclival on May 16, 2023, 04:51:04 AM+1

Once you’ve shortened and the pain disappears proceed at .7mm in 3 sessions a day. Have you been in for X-rays recently?

7 mm?

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If you have recent imaging data please put it at this thread. Redact any information that could be used to dox you.

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Update:

I took my newest x-ray this morning.

The Precice is not "precice", by the machine I have lengthened 57.26mm. But the gap of my bones is 6.2xcm (the gap was less than 2mm after surgery), and the nails in my x-ray lengthened 6-6.1cm. So I decided stop lengthening from today.

Even I almost didn't work at all, but my nails bent still (and was at very early stage), but fortunately the bent degree didn't go much worse. Just a little.

My ankle cannot do much move, but it's since after surgery, not developed in lengthening time.

And the most annoy complication is my tendon adhesion, if I do less practice few days it's become worse, and even I do much practice everyday, it still cannot gone by soon.

Back to the first complication toes pain, it only happened for dozens days and it's gone totally even I didn't stop or slow down the lengthening, but I slow down the lengthening after I nearly reach 5cm.

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Met someone who did Precice on Femur last year, came here to fix non-union problem. And he told me he walked for few months without any support, but the nails didn't bent.

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About Precice flight:

I just read that somebody claims there may be severe pain in flights, but I did 2 times and beyond 10hours, no problem.

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A bit painfull, nothing too bad, I did multiple 10/15 hour flights during CLL, just get an aisle seat with leg room (usually in economy these seats are up front near toilets), airline stewards are very helpful with putting crutches and ur stuff in overhead storage and will remove for you for toilet etc, keep some endone or tramadol (not illegal usually) in ur wallet and ur good to go.
Bring a water bottle fill it and maybe an empty one too, you can pee in it (cover up with the blankets they provide), if needed.

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Quote from: dragonslayer on May 01, 2023, 05:33:17 PM17% of initial tibia length

no i mean what was your height before the surgery

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Quote from: throwaway123456 on June 03, 2023, 12:14:55 AMA bit painfull, nothing too bad, I did multiple 10/15 hour flights during CLL, just get an aisle seat with leg room (usually in economy these seats are up front near toilets), airline stewards are very helpful with putting crutches and ur stuff in overhead storage and will remove for you for toilet etc, keep some endone or tramadol (not illegal usually) in ur wallet and ur good to go.
Bring a water bottle fill it and maybe an empty one too, you can pee in it (cover up with the blankets they provide), if needed.


This is I wanted to know too. Using the restroom during  long flight. And having ur crutches around.

I did lon tibia too and also got pain on my toes and top foot during 4cm stage.