Sentences with phrase «after a stress fracture»

Then after a stress fracture of the tibia Pennant slipped off the radar as Dirk Kuyt made the right wing position his own.

Joel Embiid probably isn't going No. 1 in next weeks draft after a stress fracture was found in his foot.

The Detroit Tigers lost shortstop Jose Iglesias for the season after a stress fracture in each of his legs.

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I made the change due to a stress fracture that would not heal even after seven months.

After suffering a season - ending stress fracture in his leg last season, Bates - Diop has come back better than ever as a redshirt junior.

Seikaly's version of events is that after the trade Utah lost interest in him because it thought a stress fracture in his right foot would keep him on the sidelines for eight weeks.

June 2008: After winning the U.S. Open (his 14th and last major title) while playing with pain in his knee and two stress fractures in his left tibia, has surgery to reconstruct the ACL and fix additional cartilage damage in his left knee.

If the lanky Kentucky product is able to live up to the hype and take down this prize, it would be the third consecutive season that the top pick was able to win rookie of the year (although Blake Griffin was a year removed from his draft class after missing his first season with a stress fracture in his knee).

But diagnosing a stress fracture can get a bit tricky: «Typically you can't see a stress fracture on an X-ray until two weeks after the initial injury.»

Unlike a strain or pull, the ache associated with stress fractures doesn't tend to resolve itself after a couple of days, or go away with rest.

This could be the prescription of a walking boot for a lower leg stress fracture, or a sling after the common swimmer shoulder surgery.

I have a stress fracture in my hip that hasn't healed after being on and off crutches for four months.

The sledding in itself is dangerous for the dogs who sustain injuries such as pulled muscles, torn tendons, stress fractures and hypothermia and often die during or after grueling races.

After a full afternoon in sweltering heat, on industrial blocks without a comforting shadow, covering four or five subway stops» worth of Brooklyn (and, in my case, on a stress fracture at that), how will I keep it all from blending together?