Quote from: tlannister on August 30, 2018, 01:10:08 PMhave you seen them yourself? how is their walk btw, can it be "hidden" from normal people ie. returning to work 1 month post-op
That's amazing if true. Wish I could afford it without selling my soul.
Quote from: tlannister on August 30, 2018, 01:10:08 PMhave you seen them yourself? how is their walk btw, can it be "hidden" from normal people ie. returning to work 1 month post-op
That's amazing if true. Wish I could afford it without selling my soul.
I’m going to be going this Tuesday for my consult with paley. Hopefully I’ll see some Stryde patients that are at different points of their lengthenjng so I can see how they actually walk and their thoughts on it.
I’m going to be going this Tuesday for my consult with paley. Hopefully I’ll see some Stryde patients that are at different points of their lengthenjng so I can see how they actually walk and their thoughts on it.
Quote from: Messenger on August 30, 2018, 06:58:26 PMI’m going to be going this Tuesday for my consult with paley. Hopefully I’ll see some Stryde patients that are at different points of their lengthenjng so I can see how they actually walk and their thoughts on it.
That shouldn't be too difficult for you Messenger. Dr. Paley only uses STRYDE now so patients should be everywhere. Most likely there will be some STRYDE patients at the rehab facility after your consultation. If the patients are cool they will let you watch some of their stretching exercises with the therapist. That was something I did & found very helpful.
Quote from: Leggs on August 30, 2018, 07:40:53 PMThat shouldn't be too difficult for you Messenger. Dr. Paley only uses STRYDE now so patients should be everywhere. Most likely there will be some STRYDE patients at the rehab facility after your consultation. If the patients are cool they will let you watch some of their stretching exercises with the therapist. That was something I did & found very helpful.
Paley still has to use Precice2 for those who with thin tibia.
Stryde only starts with 10mm.
My height is 159 and seems that my tibia cannot allow 10mm Stryde.
very bad news to me. people should check xrays before going overseas for stryde.
Quote from: Iamready on August 30, 2018, 08:54:44 AMIt’s truly mind blowing seeing patients walk on their nails. What an incredible advancement. Absolute game changer.
I saw 2 patients. 1 had recently undergone surgery and was walking through the halls with assistance of a physical therapist. Slowly but still amazing.
The second patient, i'm not sure how far along he was, all I know is that he was still lengthening and was walking little indication that something stood out.
I would have never known.
Wow, thanks "Iamready" this is uplifting news!
So did I understand correctly, in your eyes the second patient was almost walking normally?
What is your guess of his status of lengthening (cm)? And do you know if he did CLL bilateral femur?
🙏🏻 thanks
It was tibias which makes it harder to believe. I'm not sure how much he lengthened but I remember my jaw dropping when I was told. He was walking no differently than someone who did a hard leg workout at the gym.
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