I'm interested in LL in Russia with dr Kulesh, since the only I can afford soon. There was the android case scaring me, as he has bad nerve damage and nerve damage seems like the worst possible complication, since you can get basically crippled.What cause it and how to lower the risk? Do you think the fault can entirely be blamed on cross lengthening, and exclusive tibia external lengthening with decent lengthening rate (0.75mm per day), can prevent this complication?
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Posted on Nov 18, 2020, 11:37 am
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Posted on Nov 18, 2020, 12:59 pm
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He did external on both and cross lengthening which is dangerous on putting nerves under so much stress. I think external tibias is actually the safest. But nerve damage is really scaring. Kulesh is great for price, but I worry about his quality, if it is risky to get to him, or I don't have to worry so much doing only external tibias.
Posted on Nov 18, 2020, 2:44 pm
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In fact I don't think there are worst. As surgeon they're good. As a post-op, they don't seem great. Like not advising weight bearing (which is important ) and enough physiotherapy. And the nerve damage cases seem pretty bad and scary. But since I want to do the safest and least invasive method, I guess, I should be safe enough?
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