Location: Reading Mass/Newburyport/merrimack river
Posts: 3,748
I do want to thank all you guy's for buying all these parts...my company makes Knees...Hips ...and many "bones" as well as mesh implants and spinal parts...our Colorado facility makes a lot of the tooling ( reamers.. rasps and scalpel sets) for the process...we also make trauma mesh and mammogram grids... the amount of these things I see going out the door insures that I'll get to retire in a few years...
I just want to find a procedure with hardware that will allow me to kneel on the knee after the replacement. If I could clear that hurdle, I would try to get it done in December at Baptist Hospital in Boston.
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I do want to thank all you guy's for buying all these parts...my company makes Knees...Hips ...and many "bones" as well as mesh implants and spinal parts...our Colorado facility makes a lot of the tooling ( reamers.. rasps and scalpel sets) for the process...we also make trauma mesh and mammogram grids... the amount of these things I see going out the door insures that I'll get to retire in a few years...
Hmmm....I'm thinking 🤔 how many cool fishing trips this knee cost me... Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device
Location: I live in a house, but my soul is at sea.
Posts: 8,615
Can you imagine what a thread like this might look like in 40 years. I've been waiting for my new body for weeks, has anyone had such a delay to get their new chassis for the spring run? I swear at times this seems like the old days, when they actually put new parts and pieces in, instead of just replacing the body.
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