Exactly..... These doctors caused him issues that were preventable. Not worth taking a risk going back to them and cause further complications. Hope you recover soon 
Quote from: Bagga on October 16, 2022, 04:44:17 AMHi Hasaki
I saw the Video from LiveLifetaller.
They said they would provide life time warranty if there is any complication.
The would help to fix the problem without any charges
Did you go back to them to fix the issue?
I know several wantbetaller clients who have osteomyelitis and wantbetaller has promised to fix it for free, but they only treat it with oral or intravenous antibiotics and tell them that osteomyelitis does not require surgery. If they don't follow the doctor and ask for surgery, they will have to pay for it. I think it is because Gentamicin is cheap and surgery costs more. If I go back to livelifetaller, I think they will use the same solution. And livelifetaller requires that to fix complications you must stay in their rehab center or charge to fix complications. The cost of the rehab center is at least 1000+ euros per month, think how much a long osteomyelitis treatment costs for accommodation. In addition, because of the severity of my condition, my insurance covered most of the costs, so I was able to have the complications repaired at NYU Langone Health at a low cost. That's the 3rd best overall yiy in us news.
Do you know the root cause of the infection?
Quote from: Bagga on October 17, 2022, 02:39:00 PMDo you know the root cause of the infection?
Intraoperative infection, which is why the intramedullary nail needs to be replaced
Are they using recycled nails?
Quote from: Bagga on October 18, 2022, 12:43:22 AMAre they using recycled nails?
They use rusted external stents and reused and not thoroughly sterilized intramedullary nails
that was why you cant see the infection.
I thought it was pin site infection
HASAKI
whats up with the latest developments
how is the antibiotic cement thing going?
Quote from: hasaki on October 18, 2022, 09:01:25 AMThey use rusted external stents and reused and not thoroughly sterilized intramedullary nails
Wait! They take out the old intramedullary nails from patients in whom the bone has healed and insert the same (non-sterilized) nails into new patients? WTF?!
Quote from: Limbfan2020 on November 06, 2022, 10:46:30 AMWait! They take out the old intramedullary nails from patients in whom the bone has healed and insert the same (non-sterilized) nails into new patients? WTF?!
I don't think that's possible but I'm not sure. They may reuse the LON frame but idk if the intramedullary nail is reusable.
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