Quote from: The Dreamer on January 08, 2018, 07:10:01 PMI want to ask if you and your other profile are working for Nuvasive ?
No, i've been on this forum since the very beginning and was on the old forum before it turned into a scam. I can't log in with my other profile so I created a replica to maintain consistency.
Quote from: Android on January 08, 2018, 07:12:42 PMGotcha. I did manage to find one Stryde reference on Glassdoor, unfortunately the post has been deleted. This is a screenshot of the cached page.
Good work Android. I'd expect there to be a lot more information coming out shortly as it gets closer to the release date.
Quote from: Stadiometers on January 08, 2018, 08:40:02 PMNo, i've been on this forum since the very beginning and was on the old forum before it turned into a scam. I can't log in with my other profile so I created a replica to maintain consistency.
Fine.I was asking because I was wondering how were you getting so accurate information about a nail that is still in development
Quote from: The Dreamer on January 08, 2018, 08:49:29 PMFine.I was asking because I was wondering how were you getting so accurate information about a nail that is still in development
The same way anyone else can. By contacting the parties involved.
Little beside the point guys, but how much weight does the bone gain for each cm? Literally couldn't find info on this anywhere.
Quote from: Hamiltonzac on January 08, 2018, 08:59:04 PMbut how much weight does the bone gain for each cm?
No idea what your question is seeking to answer?
I'm not talking about weight loss or weight gain due to the surgery but surely after you lengthened X amount of cm your weight will increase, no? The longer bones surely have some weight added to them, I'm wondering how much.
Thank for the updates, Stadiometer.
I've been waiting for something like this for a long time. Something that would allow me to go back to the office in two weeks max would be amazing.
Do you know if the new nail will cause any improvement in the lenghtening process orit's just that it is full weight bearing?
Quote from: lldude on January 09, 2018, 06:47:32 PMThank for the updates, Stadiometer.
I've been waiting for something like this for a long time. Something that would allow me to go back to the office in two weeks max would be amazing.
Do you know if the new nail will cause any improvement in the lenghtening process orit's just that it is full weight bearing?
You're welcome! The expectation is that being able to legitimately weight bear will make the physical therapy sessions smoother, soft tissue soreness and joint stiffness will be reduced, maintaining employment during the lengthening will reduce the overall cost by removing the loss of income factor.
In addition to all of the above expected improvements, the psychological benefit that comes with living a more normal life during lengthening can not be over stated. If you choose one of the top surgeons, who has a proven track record of your health's best interest in mind, then limb lengthening is almost entirely mental. Replace being mostly confined to a couch or bed with freedom of mobility, and you make an order of magnitude improvement to the process.
Quote from: Stadiometers on January 06, 2018, 06:54:19 PMCrutches will be required for safety precautions, assist with balance, help prevent slipping, other various reasons. Don't forget that you will be walking with two broken legs, safety is the highest priority. For most people spending 3-4 months on crutches at the office is better than losing 3-4 months of income.
You're welcome! Prices have not been decided, but it seems that more and more affordable options for PRECICE/STRYDE specialists are coming along every year. Case in point is Dr. Dimitrios Giotikas in Athens, Greece. That makes close to half a dozen doctors who now offer this surgery with PRECICE at or below $50,000 U.S. Dollars. That bodes well for keeping prices more affordable when the STRYDE is eventually released.
Stadio, i need your advise one 2-3 qustions I have, may I PM you? thanks
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