Like that LLuser. (We can keep going in circles if you guys want lol.)
Back on topic: I don't think you can ever go wrong with either doctor. Both seem to have a proven track-record of phenomenal recovery by the current standards. That's not to say that if you go to them you will have a great recovery yourself, but it's more likely.
Hey OP, I would go with Paley for 2 reasons. Experience and Precise 2 being the superior nail. Alibizzia based nails are antiquated, painful, and can't go backwards. Also, the USA is the best country in the world, we simply have that much more guns.
I have no problems with doctors being salesmen, as long as they have positive cases to back it up. Dr.M in Los Angeles is the best example, has billboards but is successful at performing the latest techniques.
Ever applied to a real job? Imagine presenting yourself as a short loser with low self esteem, no one would hire you, so you put on this bull facade of how great you are at the job and is possibly a likable sociable person.
If these doctors were not salesmen, they would tell you to get the fk out 'cuz you're fking crazy and they could be treating trauma patients or little kids.
Does Guichet insert the nail through the hip, like Paley? Can't find this info.
Quote from: DragonTurtle on January 28, 2016, 12:15:31 AMDoes Guichet insert the nail through the hip, like Paley? Can't find this info.
yes he inserts it through the hip. I've only heard of doctors using Fitbone inserting it through the knee. In theory, inserting the rod through the knee is supposed to be more advantageous if you want to align your bones perfectly to the anatomical axis but I think the operation is more risky because there is a slight chance to cause damage to the knee.
In the end, these are all just different schools of thought
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