Quote from: Android on December 25, 2017, 03:04:43 AMFunny you say that, I just mentioned that to him via PM, specifically this message.
I am a hacker LOL
Does anyone here’s know of any patients who were still not able to walk like 1.5-2years post op? And if there was anyone, has there ever been anyone who experienced this lengthening each segment 5cm or less?
Quote from: Beastmode1234 on December 25, 2017, 09:22:55 AMDoes anyone here’s know of any patients who were still not able to walk like 1.5-2years post op? And if there was anyone, has there ever been anyone who experienced this lengthening each segment 5cm or less?
Only do tibias if you want that much. +5-6 on tibias doesn't make you disproportionate also 1.81 is a perfect height.
And femurs are so expensive and usually look bad imo.
Quote from: jexus on December 25, 2017, 12:44:56 PMOnly do tibias if you want that much. +5-6 on tibias doesn't make you disproportionate also 1.81 is a perfect height.
And femurs are so expensive and usually look bad imo.
Thx for the feedback, I agree 181 is a great height. My plans are very far from set and stone.. Femurs is all and all an easier recovery though correct?
Quote from: Android on December 24, 2017, 10:55:48 PMProbably because he's still one of the best doctors for CLL.
This statement is an your mere opinion.Also Guichet was "one of the best" and it ended up like how we know.
I don't possess enough infos to judge Rozbruch,excluding what is written in forum and what I have read on his site/youtube channel.At first sight he seems a nice person
Quote from: Beastmode1234 on December 25, 2017, 04:56:58 PMThx for the feedback, I agree 181 is a great height. My plans are very far from set and stone.. Femurs is all and all an easier recovery though correct?
Yeah, at your starting height, one procedure is enough to make a huge difference. If you're going to do one pair of segments and if cost is not an issue, I'd go for internal femurs. You can lengthen a little more than tibia and generally easier to deal with.
Quote from: Android on December 25, 2017, 09:12:02 PMYeah, at your starting height, one procedure is enough to make a huge difference. If you're going to do one pair of segments and if cost is not an issue, I'd go for internal femurs. You can lengthen a little more than tibia and generally easier to deal with.
If when the time comes I decide on one segment, femurs will likely be my choice. But If I did one operation instead of both I would also likely lengthen a bit more than 5cm, if the doctor thought I could do it “safely” haha.
Merry Christmas everyone!
Quote from: Android on December 25, 2017, 03:04:43 AMFunny you say that, I just mentioned that to him via PM, specifically this message.
Android, Can you plz help me man, I am kinda confused because I am unable to find latest cost data for doctors. My question is (for internal tibia, I will do at least 7 inch, if possible 7.5 inch. no lesser than 7 at any cost no more than 7.5) - is there a doctorr other than Birkholtz and Parihar (I know they are good, but want to know other options) that can do this within $70-80k with all costs included (suregry, medicines, hospital stay during lengthening, physio)? as I understand - donghoon, mahboubian, betz, rozbruch all are above this? btw I have US medical insurance. Plz advise, thanks.
Im from asia and 5'4", if i go for 6cm i wud be done with my height neurosis for good. At that height i wud be considered as tall in here
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