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Posted on Jun 7, 2023, 5:40 pm
#1

Is it possible to do femur and tibia at the same time with Betz/Becker? Or even a few weeks apart?

What is difference between doing 0,052 and 0,07 mm/click? Better healing process? Or less pain? Does Betz/Becker decide which is better?

Are 5,57 cm for femur and 3,2 cm for tibia realistic? How much time would recovery take?

0,052 mm/click = 17 Klicks/day = 0,884 mm/day
   
   Femur 55,692 mm = 5,5692 cm (63 days)

   Tibia 31,824 mm = 3,1824 cm (36 days)

= 8,736 cm in total.

Even though its just 3,2 cm for tibia, I think propotions-wise it would be better... 8,7 cm for femur is quite a lot. What do you think?

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Posted on Jun 7, 2023, 9:29 pm
#2

Maybe because Betzbone is weight-bearing… and the ones Guichet uses are not!?!? I havent read any diaries where femur and tibia was done at the same time…

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Posted on Jun 15, 2023, 4:51 pm
#3

I haven‘t read anything like that on their website and I also don‘t think they‘ll answer if I email or call them… thats almost a consultation 😅

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Posted on Jun 17, 2023, 6:15 pm
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Have you already had your consultation with Dr. Becker?  When are you going to do to do your lengthening and how far apart?  Why tibia first and not femurs?

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Posted on Jun 19, 2023, 1:46 pm
#5

Quote from: Sky is the Limit on June 15, 2023, 08:51:27 PMSince I myself live in Europe, I will probably do my LL at the Betz institute. I am going to do a quadrilateral lengthening, going from 183 cm to 193 cm. I will do the procedures with a few weeks apart, starting with the tibias.

Have you already had your consultation with Dr. Becker?  When are you going to do to do your lengthening and how far apart?  Why tibia first and not femurs?

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