Is that the Caster Pinlocks for Bearing Forks at section 8.4-1 in this parts parts catalog?
https://www.permobil.com/us/wp-conte...CasterCaps.pdf
(If that's up to date, which knowing TiLite, it might not be.)
It looks like both the standard bearing and single sided...
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It's a 500cc course (2ml, 40mg per ml, gentamicin compounded in saline), 50cc each irrigation, once in the morning and once before bed for 5 days.Leave a comment:
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I'm not a medical professional but I thought it was the organisms rather than our bodies that develop resistance.
IIRC, My Uro told me that this would help prevent the bugs from developing resistance by attacking them topically rather than internally (with antibiotics in our blood) but...Leave a comment:
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My Urologist has me run a course of Gentamicin irrigation through my bladder monthly. It's not uncommon. Been doing it for many many years and have only had one "break through" UTI since starting. (Had chronic ones before) So, I'm a fan.
I don't know about developing resistance...Leave a comment:
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I can't say enough about the quality of the 2 Lasher Sport chairs I own. I bought one in 2008 and the next in 2011. The upholstery is still intact on both, nothing worn through and the seat doesn't sag a bit. That "carbon-fiber-weave "racing sail cloth" they used back then (assume...Leave a comment:
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Wow...this just popped up in my socials feed...
https://www.instagram.com/p/CVENlFYP...dium=copy_link
Looks like they're busy! And just 4 of them. Wow. Hats off and we're lucky to have folks like this making kit for us.
I've been using their D's Locks...Leave a comment:
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That looks really nice. I really appreciate the clean lines and the simplicity of the whole design. Those welds are really satisfying to look at! Wow. Top notch craftsmanship and attention to detail.
I spec'd out a chair, using their order form, and it wasn't exactly "affordable",...Leave a comment:
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My journey these past 15 years with SCI, and CareCure, have both been meaningfully affected by KLD, sometimes by something as simple as reading something she posted years ago that was relevant to something I was experiencing at the time. A blessing to our community, to say the least.
Happy...Leave a comment:
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I'd say the opposite is true. It takes a much deeper level of understanding, of both networking, and home automation, to build an entirely local system, with external internet access, for convenience, when away.
I think that understanding home networking and home automation is what makes...Leave a comment:
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After the trial I got my treatments based on when the previous one wore out. In the beginning, during the trial, it was once a year for 2 years. After that each one got closer to the next because it wore out quicker and quicker. First treatment of 300units was effective for 8-10 months. Lost a couple...Leave a comment:
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Oddity commented on lunasicc42's to I Now Identify As A Mouse. That's How It Works, Right? [New Possible Gene Therapy]in CureOn the contrary, I'd assume that any member of an underrepresented, often mocked, community would be the last to use someone else's underrepresented, often mocked, arbitrary characteristic as the vehicle to make "a joke". We are here for Cure research not poking fun at other people in the...Last edited by Oddity; 7 Oct 2021, 10:01 AM. -
Oddity commented on Sparky831's to I Now Identify As A Mouse. That's How It Works, Right? [New Possible Gene Therapy]in CureThey were moved to the moderated bucket (we don't ever permanently delete data.) We aren't gonna have a thread mocking gender choices, or using the notion of gender fluidity as the butt of a joke, in the Cure forum. Cure research is welcome, obviously, but mocking others is not. Joking, or oth... -
Hmmm. I dunno. But, maybe, Take a look at the new back rest canes, with the push handles. I believe they only have screw holes, to accept the bolt that holds them, on one side, and in one spot near the bottom (that's what mine look like, anyway.) Might be as simple as making sure the canes go in...Leave a comment:
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TiLite Z has a series of holes in the vertical backrest tubes, on the outside edge, and there is a bolt that goes through one of them, into the adjustable piece. Taking that bolt out allows that piece to be removed or adjusted. It might be covered up by the upholstery.
You can see them...Leave a comment:
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Wow. And they're ~$20 cheaper than TiLite's retail DME price for the plastic ones. That's crazy. I'm sure a DME would discount that, for a cash transaction, but most will be covered by insurance, so that might be moot. Nice find!...Leave a comment:
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They've been Ok for me so far, just over 2 years using, knock on wood. I run my Marathons pretty well topped off at 145psi, but also don't have the wheel locks setup very tightly. With a little "snap" into place, easy enough just a flick with one finger to release, seems to work well for...Leave a comment:
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My Uro does 200 units as standard. When I was in the clinical trial I got 300 units. 300 units is also what I requested, and received, afterwards. I tried 200 once but it was significantly shorter acting. My Uro said the study data didn't show a big effect going from 200-300 but for me it was. ...Leave a comment:
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At some speed, just about every caster will flutter, but you should be able to minimize it to within the operating parameters of a power chair. There are generally 3 causes: sloppy swivel action; caster fork misalignment with the ground; high speeds. Gotta manage them all to minimize it. Hopefully...Leave a comment:
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I once wore a skirt in high school, ~35 years ago, protesting a "no shorts for boys" dress code rule. It was amazing. So comfy. So cool and dry (it was near summer). The cultural evolution that made skirts "girls clothes" did us guys a real disservice.
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Yeah, I dunno. These are just the Freewheel manufacturer's instructions that I followed.Leave a comment:
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