Quote from: 7231 on April 22, 2018, 03:41:26 AMDo you happen to have any info. on Parihar's LON cost?
Yup, this is Dr. Parihar's site specially made for CLL patients. 900,000 Indian rupees, currently under $14k.
Quote from: Android on April 22, 2018, 06:28:50 AMYup, this is Dr. Parihar's site specially made for CLL patients. 900,000 Indian rupees, currently under $14k.
Awesome, thanks.
Dr Kulesh - [email protected]
Dr Solomin - [email protected]
Quote from: DonBones on April 21, 2018, 06:06:33 AMTiger9898 - Bro, I am planning on working out of St Pete for the duration of my stay. Do you know what kind of Visa is needed to work for a foreign company (based in UK) out of St Pete? I have a German and a British passport.
Sorry, i haven't researched about this as there is no visa requirement between russia and my country
Quote from: Tiger9898 on April 22, 2018, 07:05:44 PMSorry, i haven't researched about this as there is no visa requirement between russia and my country
wow, which country is that? (which is allowed Visa waiver in Russia).
Quote from: 7231 on April 23, 2018, 01:46:02 PMQuote from: Tiger9898 on April 22, 2018, 07:05:44 PMSorry, i haven't researched about this as there is no visa requirement between russia and my country
wow, which country is that? (which is allowed Visa waiver in Russia).
Azerbaijan, there is no visa requirement but I forgot to say limit is 3 month
Quote from: Tiger9898 on April 23, 2018, 04:47:17 PMAzerbaijan, there is no visa requirement but I forgot to say limit is 3 month
ok got it, thanks
Quote from: Android on April 22, 2018, 12:11:32 AMHere is his email, you'll be in direct contact with Dr. Kulesh. I would Cc Dr. Solomin as well.
Prices are listed in that thread too, but it might be outdated; just ask for a new one. LATN will start around $10-15k, the latter if you plan to stick around for distraction. It will cost more if you choose pricier options like the private clinic.
I'd guess around three weeks for visa turnaround.
What's your layman's opinion of the Russian doctors (ignoring the fact we are yet still to do CLL), Android?
I mean, I sure find reassuring when I see good studies/papers published by Rozbruch and Paley on pubmed and other such scientific literature repositories and/or search engines.
Quote from: myloginacct on May 04, 2018, 10:21:51 AMWhat's your layman's opinion of the Russian doctors (ignoring the fact we are yet still to do CLL), Android?
I mean, I sure find reassuring when I see good studies/papers published by Rozbruch and Paley on pubmed and other such scientific literature repositories and/or search engines.
I don't have an overarching opinion an entire country's doctors since I think there are good and bad doctors everywhere. For instance, Africa sounds like the last place we'd find a reputable doctor, but we have the talented and personable Dr. Birkholtz in South Africa. It doesn't change my mind on the continent as a whole, but it shifts my perspective.
Dr. Paley and Dr. Rozbruch indeed have impressive works all over. When it comes to Russia, Dr. Solomin is quite the published author, and Dr. Kulesh is a coauthor in many of them. Dr. Paley wrote the forward for Dr. Solomin's textbook on external fixation, which (to use your words) is reassuring. While it's not the headline-grabbing Paley/Precice combo, he did help to create the Ortho-SUV hexapod as well.
That being said, no matter how competent a doctor is, I would stay local during distraction even if they allow it. Things can be fixed, but prevention is better.
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