Lon tibia by Dr. Muharrem Inan

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Now it has been 3 weeks since I removed my fixtors, what I am feeling about calves is that musles are softer than ever. Now, no aches I feel. Nevertheless daily exercisies and walking are kept, perfect controlling of body balance and squatting are troubling me. It is kinda like a toddler learn how to precisely master the space between each footstep and stumble slowly. It is worthy of noting that, after long-sitting my knees are always be stiff, so that some warm-up is necessary if knee-bending last for a long time.

At least I still need to use my walker now. To be conservative, this will not end until the middle of Sep. On account of slow bone healing, the doctor recommanded me to continue using walker until ditinct formation callus.

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Quote from: ShaneIrish on August 19, 2021, 01:40:17 PMPrecise-39,690 USD, for those who do the 2nd surgery in meanwhile gets 2000 USD off. On internal methods. Price for tibias and femurs are same.

Thanks. Wish you the best.
I think the web address for AFA: http://www.drmuharreminan.com/en/ shown
in the Dr's list in this forum: http://www.limblengtheningforum.com/index.php?topic=592.0 is the old one. I believe AFA has a new website now if I'm correct.

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Summary about my tibia surgery:

My goal is completed, which I have gained 5.7cm and now been approx.170cm. If there is band from 0 to 10 to rate the surgery in terms of success, 7 is my evaluation. It is true that patients usually desire for the 2nd operation if the 1st one succeeded. Some years later I will go to Turkey again, and hope the limb lengthening industry is more reliable.

Physical unattractiveness can be solved by plastic surgery with ease. If short height hurt your confidence and self-esteem, the surgery is a way to find it back.

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Everything is Good . Your surgeon did a good Job. Focus on recovery

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Quote from: ShaneIrish on August 19, 2021, 03:21:38 PMSummary about my tibia surgery:

My goal is completed, which I have gained 5.7cm and now been approx.170cm. If there is band from 0 to 10 to rate the surgery in terms of success, 7 is my evaluation. It is true that patients usually desire for the 2nd operation if the 1st one succeeded. Some years later I will go to Turkey again, and hope the limb lengthening industry is more reliable.

Physical unattractiveness can be solved by plastic surgery with ease. If short height hurt your confidence and self-esteem, the surgery is a way to find it back.

Congrats.. Now you're on the other side. how was your pain level the entire time?

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Thanks Shane for such informative diary
Do you have an update of your recovery so far?

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hi̇ man, can you give us an update ?

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Hi everyone, I took the x-ray check on 20th and got photos, but hard to make electronic copies. Ultimately I post my x-ray photos here.



Apparently, outer side of fractured site has more bone celluses and left leg recovers faster than the left. I went to see an orthopaedist in Huaxi Hospital in China, his response is there are no problems and be careful to the wet floor and other places cause slip or trip. Also I sent the photos to Inan and waited for diagnosis, hope NOTHING wrong with my tibias.

The other thing I should mention is athleticism I own now. I can walk for 1h without any support on a regular street road at the speed 3~4km/h, though some passersby are able to recognise my legs are injured and they didn't suspect my excuse that an automobile accident causes temporary injuries on legs. Therefore I can resume my work now, this is a nice progress.

More, it's a nightmare for me to go down stairs. I consulted with a guy who had been removed fixtors six month ago, he was still troubling with coming down from a foot path of a overbridge.

My expection now is to regain the capacity of jogging and leapping by the end of this year, hope no accidents turn out.

Hope all you guys back to a normal life as soon as possible.

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Congratulations. Your X-ray looks fine. The inner, outer, front and rear of the lengthening gap are usually consolidated at different speeds. Maybe it's because the circulation of these parts of the bone is different, I don't know. It is too early to evaluate stair climbing because ankle mobility and balance do not improve that quickly. Your walking distance is pretty good considering your recovery time. What about your nerve tension and calf muscles? Does your gait look normal?

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