Hello. Why there isn’t any other videos from you after 5 years ago? I would love to know, since I am researching disc replacement for myself. Considering going to Germany. Please let me know about the latest news. Thanks in advance.
Hello Peterson. Unfortunately, financing is not an option at this time. But it is something we might consider in the future. For now, we try to offer very reasonable, all-inclusive packages which really are far less expensive than a comparable package in many countries. For single level ADR with Enande/Dr. Ritter-Lang, it is 28K Euros plus 4K for additional levels. That includes all the hospital stay, hotel stay before and after (including a 5-star hotel during recuperation), and full brunches before and after hospital stay. And that is for you and a companion. We even provide hotel for your companion while you are in the hospital. The only cost to add to this is airfare and evening meals when not in the hospital. We do not rush people out of the hospital either like in many countries. 4-6 days in the hospital is common at Enande...if needed. Hope this helps. You can get more information and a complimentary consultation at www.enande.com/evaluation-form.html
I came across a few people talking about the fact that the M6 has failed. One was a man saying that he knows of someone that has a disc replacement failure and that person is going to another surgeon in Germany to have the implant removed and replaced with a different brand. The same brand is recommended by this surgeon and in this video he talks about the M6 failing. I would like to know what you think about that? and if it's possible to seems any research and numbers that are documented that have been done at your clinic? I am seriously considering Lumbar disc replacement with you. Here is a link to the video: th-cam.com/video/ETqkFI3BGeU/w-d-xo.html
It’s really not the disc. It’s the doctor. If the doctor places the disc a little bit of to one side, the patient is screwed. There are a lot of stupid doctors nowadays, you’d be surprised.
@@ronin_11b94 I have also come across some disc failing and that would be the M6. At this point in research I plan on the LP-ESP disc. I joined the artificial disc replacement support and education group on facebook, if you are interested you should check it out. Great group, lots of real life info.
I have M6 C and only problems, bad positioning, a few months ago I heard a very loud noise coming from my neck, like when a very taut rope breaks. I don't think it is a good artificial disk. It has caused many problems at the cervical and lumbar level.
Please make a follow up video
Hello. Why there isn’t any other videos from you after 5 years ago? I would love to know, since I am researching disc replacement for myself. Considering going to Germany. Please let me know about the latest news. Thanks in advance.
I hope that by the time I will need fusion this will be approved by the fda in the states
Sure would be nice if there was a financing option.
Hello Peterson. Unfortunately, financing is not an option at this time. But it is something we might consider in the future. For now, we try to offer very reasonable, all-inclusive packages which really are far less expensive than a comparable package in many countries. For single level ADR with Enande/Dr. Ritter-Lang, it is 28K Euros plus 4K for additional levels. That includes all the hospital stay, hotel stay before and after (including a 5-star hotel during recuperation), and full brunches before and after hospital stay. And that is for you and a companion. We even provide hotel for your companion while you are in the hospital. The only cost to add to this is airfare and evening meals when not in the hospital. We do not rush people out of the hospital either like in many countries. 4-6 days in the hospital is common at Enande...if needed. Hope this helps. You can get more information and a complimentary consultation at www.enande.com/evaluation-form.html
I came across a few people talking about the fact that the M6 has failed. One was a man saying that he knows of someone that has a disc replacement failure and that person is going to another surgeon in Germany to have the implant removed and replaced with a different brand. The same brand is recommended by this surgeon and in this video he talks about the M6 failing. I would like to know what you think about that? and if it's possible to seems any research and numbers that are documented that have been done at your clinic? I am seriously considering Lumbar disc replacement with you. Here is a link to the video: th-cam.com/video/ETqkFI3BGeU/w-d-xo.html
It’s really not the disc. It’s the doctor. If the doctor places the disc a little bit of to one side, the patient is screwed. There are a lot of stupid doctors nowadays, you’d be surprised.
@@ronin_11b94 I have also come across some disc failing and that would be the M6. At this point in research I plan on the LP-ESP disc. I joined the artificial disc replacement support and education group on facebook, if you are interested you should check it out. Great group, lots of real life info.
@@ronin_11b94 NOT SURPRISED.
I have M6 C and only problems, bad positioning, a few months ago I heard a very loud noise coming from my neck, like when a very taut rope breaks. I don't think it is a good artificial disk. It has caused many problems at the cervical and lumbar level.
@@treelore5100Could you please let me know the Facebook page you are referring to. I would love to participate. TIA
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