This is an extremely painful and long winded procedure that will only gain you an inch or two. What they do is break your legs and then hold the two bone pieces apart and allow your body's normal healing procedure to "fill in the gaps" before breaking your legs again and doing it all over. Don't even think about it!
$20000 for legs, $15000 for arms
Gavriil Abramovich Ilizarov (15 June 1921 - 24 July 1992) was a Soviet physician, known for inventing the Ilizarov apparatus for lengthening limb bones and for his eponymous surgery.
AnswerIts called limb lengthening and is usually done to alter a persons height. It used to be a corrective surgery but is now cosmetic.They could do the same with arms and fingers.Bone is separated then a brace is used to slowly separate the bones as new bone grows in the gap. Post op is 1 week in surgery.
Anderson - 2011 Co-Hostess Jane Seymour Little Person Controversy Limb Lengthening Medical Miracles 2-65 was released on: USA: 19 December 2012
The major risks associated with limb salvage are: superficial or deep infection at the site of the surgery; loosening, shifting, or breakage of implants;
limb salvage involves removing the cancer and about an inch of healthy tissue surrounding it.
It is called regeneration
Doctors and nurses and any one else involved in the surgery, ask the person their name, date of birth and what the surgery is for. They do this many, many times. They will also mark the limb or part that is to be operated on.
No not at the moment. However it seems that some nerve function can be restored by a limb re attachment or transplant.
After the operation, nursing staff teach patients how to clean and care for the skin around the pins that attach the external fixator to the limb (pinsite care)
yes if you first place it in water and then soil, it will grow.
No. Snakes cannot grow wings or any other sort of limb.