Personally i see the results! i dont read between lines if someone has a bad experience i expect for them to share it thats why this forum exists! And i dont lay any traps i say everytime pick your surgeon that you trust! you on the other hand you say only pick dr lee!
Quote from: Montreal172 on November 29, 2019, 08:10:12 PMIf you're referring to Great 321, he did have TSF frames which is a painful thing.
Rather than, LON, precise or Stryde.
It’s not the point to look at
TSF or LON or IM mails doesn’t matter
Not just externals but also Giotikas couldn’t fix misalignment of Stryde and left more problems
He’s just NOT experienced in CLL enough at all
His number of Nuvasive nails cases of tibias are so little also
Patients doing IM tibias with Giotikas are still guiniepigs
Quote from: daikioni on November 29, 2019, 08:16:20 PMPersonally i see the results! i dont read between lines if someone has a bad experience i expect for them to share it thats why this forum exists! And i dont lay any traps i say everytime pick your surgeon that you trust! you on the other hand you say only pick dr lee!
Your trust is not really based on facts
You are only picking information which is to affirm your desire
Not seeing reality objectively
That kind of attitude has lead many to traps and tragedies in the long history of CLL
I think to go on a more constructive approach it would be best to point out other docs more experiences based on their respective methods.
Rather than stating he's not good or just take Dohgoog (as it seems biased).
I’ve already explained here a lot, check my posts which are over 300
Quote from: TemakiSushi on November 29, 2019, 05:21:05 PMHe doesn’t give very good PT,
I had a very good PT. The problem is that she is not the only one working there. I strongly believe that most PTs can help you with tibias as soon as the frames are off. I don't know about femurs.
QuoteIn other patient video, he got unnaturally flat feet and probably pronation deformity. These conditions can produce long term complications such as arthritis and pain when walk
Good doctors never produce complications like them
I read that once from you somewhere else but I didn't comment on it. I just noted on my diary multiple times that I had flat feet prior to LL. So I assume that you are the one that doesn't read diaries thoroughly and just pick the information you need. I have been to a German orthopedist as well. He didn't seem concerned about my flat feet as many people on the world have flat feet. I just got shoe insoles and I'm fine now. It doesn't need to be a permanent thing. I think you are a smart dude who has a lot of knowledge but you are wrong on this one.
Quote from: TemakiSushi on November 29, 2019, 05:40:53 PMIt’s written in this forum:
2. Dr. Giotikas lives in the UK mostly,
Dr. Giotikas was there at crucial times. I could call him or text him any time. When it was urgent he responded the same day. Most of the time I got an answer the next day. His co worker Dr. Giannakos who is in Greece was there all the time. They took turns every two weeks when X-rays had to be made. I can assure you that you won't have that direct contact with most German doctors. But sure I can understand why you think that it's better when a doctor is there all the time.
Quote from: TemakiSushi on November 29, 2019, 07:18:52 PMYou need to realize that you are putting traps and non informed readers may get into troubles by saying “Giotikas is a good doctor”
It is true that Dr. Giotikas is of course not on the same level as Dr. Lee. Dr. Lee is more experienced but I couldn't afford him. If I had the money I would have chosen Dr. Lee for tibias.
QuoteEven Jolien is setting alerts between lines
It's just funny how we northern europeans are arrogant towards eastern and southern countries although there are doctors like Betz or Guichet in the north.
I read You mentioned about those flat feet and pain after putting the walking video
How about pronation?
If flat feet and pronation are causing pain, this is serious
Not like natural flat footers like Ichiro, the ex baseball player
Natural flat foot doesn’t produce pain suddenly
Zakika needed to have extra surgery to fix BF
This mean in Athens under Giotikas they don’t really give good PT nor instructions to prevent severe contractures
I heard Dr Kohne is an expert of ankles
He maybe able to help you
Quote from: TemakiSushi on November 30, 2019, 09:59:19 AMI read You mentioned about those flat feet and pain after putting the walking video
How about pronation?
If flat feet and pronation are causing pain, this is serious
Not like natural flat footers like Ichiro, the ex baseball player
Natural flat foot doesn’t produce pain suddenly
I had commented this:
Quote from: Great321 on September 24, 2019, 03:16:24 PM
In the past before LL I needed certain insoles for my feet so maybe it's a similar case.
I have googled the word pronation deformity and it seems like pronation deformity is the same as flat feet.
QuoteWhen the arch of the foot collapses excessively downward or inward, this is known as overpronation. Sometimes, people call this condition flat feet.
(https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/320383.php)
My local orthopedist had explained to me that with the splayfoot/flat feet that I have, the inner part of the feet bear the weight of the body which is not good as the bones of the feet are the strongest on the outside and the weakes on the inner sides. This causes pain of course but can be treated with shoe insoles.
Quote from: TemakiSushi on November 30, 2019, 10:11:36 AMZakika needed to have extra surgery to fix BF
This mean in Athens under Giotikas they don’t really give good PT nor instructions to prevent severe contractures
He did need extra surgery, but not for BF. I don't know where you got that from. I won't comment further on his case though since I don't like talking about other people's private matter.
Quote from: TemakiSushi on November 30, 2019, 10:24:12 AMI heard Dr Kohne is an expert of ankles
He maybe able to help you
Thanks, I appreciate it but I don't have any problems with my ankles luckily.
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