Sentences with word «microdiscectomy»

Woods» most recent injury (a second microdiscectomy surgery on his back within 17 months, performed on Wednesday), in a career filled with them, is just the latest in this chronological series of afflictions he has suffered since he turned pro:

Woods turned 40 in December after undergoing a second microdiscectomy in September and another operation in October.

Since then, he underwent microdiscectomy surgery on his back, as well as a follow - up procedure.

In his eighth game back after microdiscectomy surgery in October, Parise gave the Wild a 2 - 0 lead late in the first period by tipping in Ryan Suter's shot.

Bulls forward Mike Dunleavy successfully underwent a low back microdiscectomy procedure earlier today at Rush University Medical Center.

He had a different surgery (back fusion as opposed to the multiple prior microdiscectomies) and has approached the entire return, with regularly posted Twitter video updates, differently than the mostly secretive rehabs of the past.

This different surgery, the fusion as opposed to the multiple microdiscectomies, has, for whatever medical reason, provided him with a swing that he says is pain free and given him elite power.

Decompression surgeries, like microdiscectomy and lumbar laminectomy, can greatly improve nerve impairment caused by a pinched nerve.

A # 750,000 award for a lady who developed severe neuropathic leg pain, bowel and urological dysfunction, and psychiatric injury as a consequence of delayed microdiscectomy surgery for cauda equina syndrome.

September 2015: Despite regular claims that he's healthy, and after making progress in his game at August's Wyndham Championship where he finished T10, Tiger has a second microdiscectomy to remove a disc fragment that was pinching his nerve.

«According to the Cochrane Review, which is generally considered the definitive source for information summarizing complex medical scientific data, «Trials of automated percutaneous discectomy and laser discectomy suggest that clinical outcomes following treatment are at best fair and certainly worse than after microdiscectomy (conventional surgery).»

Woods, in 2014, took himself out of the Masters for the first time in his professional career to undergo the first of three microdiscectomy procedures on his back.

This time around, he comes to SoCal with a fused back, a more serious and different surgery from the prior microdiscectomies that led to truncated and failed comebacks.

Porter had microdiscectomy surgery of the L3 - L4 spinal discs and sidelined the entire season up until this point.

There's always a chance back pain can become chronic following a microdiscectomy.

After being pulled in the first minute of the first game of the year, Mizzou announced Porter would have microdiscectomy surgery of the L3 - L4 spinal discs.

The most famous recent example of a basketball player to undergo a microdiscectomy is Dwight Howard.

Still sidelined after a March 31 microdiscectomy to repair a herniated disc and relieve pressure on a nerve, Woods said three weeks ago that he was not yet able to swing a club fully and was uncertain when he would be able to get back to competitive golf.

Bonati, who said he operated on the facet joints in Ballesteros» spine sometime around 2000, would have performed the same procedure on Woods before embarking on a microdiscectomy.

April 2014: Microdiscectomy surgery in March to alleviate a pinched nerve in his back forces Woods to miss the first Masters of his career.

It all originates with the different surgery Tiger had — a fusion as opposed to the microdiscectomies.

The procedure, a microdiscectomy of the L3 - L4 spinal discs, has a projected recovery time of three - four months and will likely cause him to miss the remainder of the season.

Woods underwent his third procedure in October to «relieve discomfort» from a second microdiscectomy he had in September (got that?).

Woods, who will turn 40 in December, had a «follow - up procedure» on Oct. 28 to his second microdiscectomy, which took place a month and a half earlier.

With no timetable for when — or if — he'll be able to rebound from a second microdiscectomy, NBC / Golf Channel analyst Notah Begay III said on Wednesday that his close friend had no illusions about his future.

April 2014: Microdiscectomy surgery to relieve a pinched nerve in his back forces Woods to miss the first Masters of his career.