https://www.limbplastx.com/stature-lengthening-treatments
Dr. Debiparshad has advertised on his website the cost for the upcoming Precice Max nail, while also including the old Precice 2.2 pricing.
Doing some simple math, we can see the price difference between the nails are $3,000 for femurs and $4,000 for tibias. For those of you that do not know, the nails are not interchangeable as the tibia nail has a slight bend in it towards the top-end whereas the femur nail is straight. The design is slightly different, which may explain why the femur and tibia nails cost is different.
It's good to see the price isn't that much more expensive. Even when doing quadrilateral, shelling out an extra $7k seems worth it to me.
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Precice Max vs Precice 2.2: Price Comparison
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Posted on Jan 25, 2024, 7:55 am
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Posted on Jan 26, 2024, 4:39 am
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75k is a pretty big expense but really good news. probably sign up for it in 2 yrs. when the money comes in. afa lengthening say they were getting theirs soon. so probably another price drop.
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