I've 93 cm sitting height (circa).
According to CT scans, (pre-op) 36+ cm tibia and 45+ cm femur - ie, 93+ cm.
My height now is about 174 (starting height) + about 2 cm lengthening = 176.
My height aimed after tibia surgery is 182 cm (8 cm on tibia).
My arm length is 72- 73 cm.
Wingspan is only 170 cm.
Will I look proportionate after surgery???
Do i have a long arm length??
How does my torso compare with my future leg length > (Torso sitting height 93+ cm, legs length 101 cm) is this ratio 0.48?? Is this bad or noticeable?
Bagirov suggests FURTHER femurs of 4 cm. Shd I proceed
Posted on Jan 1, 2015, 8:26 am
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Posted on Jan 2, 2015, 10:11 am
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Quote from: Optimize on January 01, 2015, 07:31:57 PMI have a friend who is 175 with a sitting height and arm length the same as yours. His wingspan is 168 though. I convinced him to measure all this for "fun" and I swear that if I wouldn't have measured his proportions I would have never realized that his arms were shorter than his height. Its only a 7 cm difference for him, but for you I don't really know. 12 cm looks like to much. You will probably need AL.
yup 7 cm u cant tell..
my future height 181 and arm span 170. thats like 11 cm+
Posted on Jan 2, 2015, 7:28 pm
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Quote from: KirP1 on January 02, 2015, 04:12:23 PMIf i were you i would do 6 and no more.
yup im thinking of stopping at 7+.
cos my tibia might look wayyyyy too long
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