Sentences with phrase «labrum for»

If you're talking about his rookie season, 5.5 sacks is damn good for a designated pass rusher with a torn labrum for a good amount of games.

Not exact matches

He's three years younger, half a foot taller, under contract for longer, and didn't finish the season with a torn hip labrum.

U-M staff and Albrecht were careful to heed every precaution following two surgical hip repairs for torn labrums, but doctors warned that continuing to play would only further aggravate his genetic hip condition; he had not yet regenerated enough soft tissue to be cleared.

According to Colin Eakin, MD, a physician at the Palo Alto Medical Foundation, recovery from a torn labrum (a common shoulder injury), for instance, could take anywhere from four weeks post-operation rest plus two months of physical therapy to heal, or it could continue indefinitely.

If this is painful, the test is considered positive for a labrum tear.

So you're scheduled for surgery to fix your rotator cuff or labrum.

In addition to the surgeries which he underwent to repair the facial fractures, plaintiff also underwent arthroscopic surgeries on his shoulder for a torn labrum and his ankle for nerve pain which persisted following the motorcycle accident.