Quote from: FormerKidd on April 10, 2018, 02:13:20 PMIt will be available at the Paley Institute in a few weeks, purportedly.
yes dr paley has told me stryde starts by the end of this month.
I meant I have no time to wait until other countries have strydes for the cheaper price.
even doctor lee in korea would be much cheaper than paleys institute but have to wait for at least 2 years..
Hi, that's a very interesting video. Thanks for posting. However, there's a big flaw here: bending moments are measured in Newton x meters Nm, not in pounds or kg. Pounds or kg don't make any sense here.
Quote from: chibi on April 10, 2018, 01:20:22 PMI really think this product will break down the cost of surgery quickly since much more people would start LL journeies all over the world without changing jobs or not having 6 months of break, and without a wheelchair!!!
However, I cannot wait till then since Im too old... I'd like to do it with Dr Paley this year.
imagine if greece, india or vietnum had stryde, price would be so much cheaper than 105,000$
and when more cases are done, the level of surgeries in these countries should go up too.
What have Greece, a country which is on EU with third world countries like Vietnam or India?
I agree with your point however.
Actually Vietnam is growing. and it's probably better than some poor eastern european countries. I've never been to Vietnam tbh but i saw some ty stuff in east europe or even in south europe Greece/Cyprus/Southern Italy. I dont like my own country which is Poland, but those countries were way worse imo. Big populated cities with trash on the streets and immigrants sleeping under public buildings... I would go in future to Viet when Internal methods will be available and performed by experienced doctor since you save more money and comfort of living there is similar to those countries based on photos and stories who performed this already in the past.
Darn, I missed the STRYDE by a couple weeks! It was FDA approved on April 3 and I did my tibias in March.
The spec sheet says the smallest diameter nails, 8.5mm, support a total patient weight of 57kg (125 lbs).
My PRECICE 2.2 tibia nails only support 50lbs each.
Quote from: lucindaris on April 11, 2018, 01:06:57 PMActually Vietnam is growing. and it's probably better than some poor eastern european countries. I've never been to Vietnam tbh but i saw some ty stuff in east europe or even in south europe Greece/Cyprus/Southern Italy. I dont like my own country which is Poland, but those countries were way worse imo. Big populated cities with trash on the streets and immigrants sleeping under public buildings... I would go in future to Viet when Internal methods will be available and performed by experienced doctor since you save more money and comfort of living there is similar to those countries based on photos and stories who performed this already in the past.
If you think that Vietnam is a better solution than Greece which has some of the best doctors in the world and strict laws about healthy issues, then good luck with you.
Vietnam is not better even than China which is a very bad place for LL nowadays.
OK, so how much weight do PRECICE 2.2 vs. 3.0 support for each of the diameters, 8.5, 10.7, 12.5 mm?
Quote from: Body Builder on April 14, 2018, 02:03:15 PMIf you think that Vietnam is a better solution than Greece which has some of the best doctors in the world and strict laws about healthy issues, then good luck with you.
Vietnam is not better even than China which is a very bad place for LL nowadays.
Dear Body builder,
I always appreciate your posts.. often harsh but always sincere and (in my opinion) just... Greece (limblengtheningforum.com/index.php?topic=5091) would be on of my options (femur/tibia +10cm). What information do you have about the level of docs/laws in Greece... And do you reckon they will be using Precice 3 in 2019?
Thanks in advance
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