tooyoung wrote:Wait a fucking minute...I say ipp survivability past 20 years is much lower than miller's 52%( so do many affiliated high volume surgeons....let alone real world data)..even clavell debunked it on a podcast..and eid debunked it on his videos.... I refered to it as con article...that's why perito is a con-artist for saying it's 82%..( i bet he didn't calculate it...it just seemed nice and clean as 1% per year)
So now the study you cited as apparent proof of a contradiction between the original 82% 20-year survivability rate is part of the conspiracy? Give me a fucking break. But okay, I'll bite: show me where Clavell and Eid are debunking these claims in their videos. But then also explain why if there's a giant medical conspiracy why somehow Clavell and Eid, two of the highest-volume surgeons who are allegedly financially and reputationally beholden to Coloplast, are somehow exempt from the conspiracy. Do you seriously not see the contradiction here?
tooyoung wrote:1)Do you assume that present day conditions get you better durability than those of the past ? For instance, cars nowadays are sturdier and more durable than cars in the past? Is this a "scientific" assumption ? What would you have said if Eid didn't himself mention that classic pumps tubings are more durable than the newer model ?
Yes. Present-day conditions get you better outcomes basically across the board. You've used the car analogy so often that I'm beginning to think you're somehow beholden to car manufacturers! Cars today provide better survivability in accidents than cars of the past—and they're less heavy and use less dense materials. More people were dying in those massive boat-like Oldsmobile killing machines of the past. You’re mocking a 53% 20-year survival rate across a 30-year swath of extremely diverse surgical outcomes like it’s some kind of failure or (again) somehow the consequence of an enormous urological conspiracy. But even with those caveats in mind, that’s a better rate of 20-year survival than breast implants, comparable to hip and knee replacements, and vastly outlasts pacemakers or spinal devices. Is there a massive conspiracy going on in those other surgical fields, as well? Get your pitchforks, I guess...
tooyoung wrote:2) you expect me to give you concrete "evidence" on every word I say and you take perito's yearly 1% at face value ? And ofcourse the evidence you need on every word and that would satisfy your political overcorrectness is an article sponsored by implant companies and written by affiliated surgeons.
Does the poisson model apply to perito's 1% ? Or is it too "raw" to draw it on him ? (Your political correctness is disgusting)
In a word, yes. I expect you to provide concrete evidence of every claim you make. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. And so far, you've provided none. Also, if there actually were a conspiracy of the medical establishment, then wouldn't it make more sense to hide or somehow obscure the conflict of interest statement? If there actually were an elaborate conspiracy to defraud the public on this specific point, one that controlled the governing bodies and gagged doctors for telling the truth, you'd see papers like the 2022 meta-analysis making ridiculous, completely unverifiable claims. But that's not what's happening. You need transparency.
tooyoung wrote:3) why the fuck did u get a mpp then? Because having a mpp with an ipp failure rate of 1% per year is utter stupidity...even if it's 1.5-2.5× the price.
I'm very risk-averse, it's true. I didn't want to take even the very remote 1% risk of the IPP failure in my particular financial situation. But if I had the money for an IPP (my insurance didn't cover and I had to pay for the MPP out of pocket) it may have been what I went with first. I don't know. That's not the boat I'm in. Different conditions, different outcome. Just being honest.
tooyoung wrote:I can read scientific articles...can you read the part of disclosures where it mentions conflict of interest?
Yes. And in fact the disclosure of conflicts of interest actually lends credence to the idea that the data are trustworthy. Disclosure is a safeguard, not an admission of guilt. Conspiracies require silence and suppression. That's not what's happening here.