Vancouver, BC, Canada
- 3 months to be seen by the urologist/surgeon
- 9 months to surgery.
So it's one year all in all from being referred by my family doctor until surgery.
The procedure was covered by Canadian public health care.
Waiting time
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Larry10625
Re: Waiting time
medhatg wrote:Vancouver, BC, Canada
- 3 months to be seen by the urologist/surgeon
- 9 months to surgery.
So it's one year all in all from being referred by my family doctor until surgery.
The procedure was covered by Canadian public health care.
That wait SUCKS but you gotta like that final bill.
Larry
Re: Waiting time
I contacted Dr. Kramer's office on August 9th 2017 -- spent about a week thinking about it and then on August 15th I asked to be scheduled for an implant. Less than 4 weeks later I met with Dr. Kramer on Sept 12th, and then had the implant surgery the next day on the 13th, so:
1) Just under 4 weeks
2) 1 day
3) I'm in Colorado, but I went to Maryland for the surgery -- though discussing this with a local implant surgeon would've been a similar timeline
1) Just under 4 weeks
2) 1 day
3) I'm in Colorado, but I went to Maryland for the surgery -- though discussing this with a local implant surgeon would've been a similar timeline
ED since 35 with no known cause -- injections successful for over a decade with 10/1/30 and less than 20units but that became ineffective. Implanted penoscratally by Dr. Kramer of Baltimore on 9/13/17 with AMS 700 LGX 21cm + 0.5cm RTE at 47 years old
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