So obviously my wrist is wider than the FlexNExT, but is it wide enough? Will it fit comfortably on the back of my left wrist, and not have any bulge at the edges?
My initial thought was movement towards the entry wound when healing, idk if it applies for fleximplants tho’.
If it applies, it’s something your installer must consider, but then I don’t see a problem.
The other thing that popped into my head is. that the skin moves when you turn your hand.
So I assume even when placed perfectly, when you turn your hand you will see at least 1 side of the implant. Don’T think that’s something to worry.
My wrist is pretty thin (for a man anyway) and it wraps around it just fine on both sides. The edge of the implants comes to within a quarter inch of the sharp “drop” around each bone on each side. So the implant is pretty close to the width of my wrist.
That’s when it’s centered. When I turn my wrist, the implant moves from bone to bone, but it doesn’t deform and stays within the width of my wrist.
Sorry it’s a bit blurry, but I didn’t want to make no noise getting the tripod out and all. Also, I’m no professional videographer
The last bit is me trying to give a “first person view” of the implant as seen from my elbow, and following the twisting angle of my wrist, to show the implant moving from side to side. Not sure it’s very convincing, but that’s what it is.
Yep, mine did that. A lot. Bad luck, the edge up ended smack on the reverse side of the scar and irritated the hell ouf of it, and the backside of the stitches for quite some time. But it all sorted itself out in the end.
Oh awesome! Even with you trying to make it more visible, it’s still hard to see.
I’m hoping my wrist holds up the same. I trust that the installer @ThexTallxDude plans on taking me to can pull it off!
Also makes sense that when you “pinch” it, it becomes more visible. Seeing I will have it on my left wrist, I could pinch and show somebody with my ring hand, as if it were a wristwatch. So neat.
I normally don’t do that, but I tried to show you the edges.
I think you’ll find the edges are more visible with full-blow flexNExT, as they are stiffer. But at least with my doNExT you can see where it is located on my wrist with the center hole.
So you say the edges might be more visible with the standard FlexNExT?
I assume there still won’t be much of a big difference, if there is any, at least enough to bother me.
And I believe you had said you believe the donut hole in your doNExT seems to make it hold it’s place better?
I wonder if there’s any excess material that could be cut out of a FlexNExT without removing or interfering with the two chips, so the flesh heals through the FlexNExT.
Maybe dont place the flexEM in the center, but where one of the LEDs would be, then theres a little cap in the middle you could manually cut out…
Wait no I remember, we’ve been through this before.
Rosco already asked amal all these questions somewhere, look at the development of the doNExT.
It’s in that giant flexNExT thread somewhere. I can’t find it just right now.
We have been through this extensively. Amal had to work quite a bit to devise the doNExT. He even had to relocate the blinkies off-center to maximize the center hole, and IIRC it wasn’t an easy job for him.