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Kevin Cowherd | May 3, 2012
Ravens outside linebacker injured his Achilles tendon during a workout last week and is expected to miss most - if not all - of the 2012 season. Suggs, the 2011 NFL Defensive Player of the Year, is scheduled to see a foot specialist in North Carolina next week to determine the extent of the injury. Dr. Lew Schon, the chief of foot and ankle surgery at Union Memorial Hospital, discussed, in general terms, what the surgery and recovery from such an injury entails. How serious is a torn Achilles tendon for an NFL player?
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By Dan Connolly and The Baltimore Sun | April 5, 2013
Brian Roberts, who played in just 115 games the previous three seasons because of various injuries, was placed on the 15-day disabled list Friday, three games into 2013, with what the Orioles are calling a strained right hamstring. The second baseman is expected to miss three to four weeks - an encouraging development considering the 35-year-old Roberts had to be carried off the field in the ninth inning Thursday when he grabbed his leg after stealing second base at Tropicana Field.
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By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE | April 1, 2004
BOSTON - Surgeons successfully repaired a torn tendon in Sen. John Kerry's right shoulder yesterday, discharging the presumptive Democratic nominee to convalesce at home. Kerry tore the tendon connected to his right-shoulder muscle in January while bracing himself as his campaign bus suddenly stopped. In addition to that 3/4 -inch tear, surgeons also discovered a small tear in a right-biceps tendon. He was under general anesthesia in the 45-minute procedure. Emerging from sedation at Massachusetts General Hospital, Kerry quipped, "I hope I didn't reveal any state secrets," according to his surgeon.
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By Sandra McKee, The Baltimore Sun | October 4, 2012
What do you call a horse who stops and sights his target - the racetrack - before a workout? Target Sighted, of course. And to exercise rider Molly Moran, who arrives early to wait with the horse for the Laurel Park track to open for training at 5:30 a.m. each day, the moniker couldn't be more fitting. "It's his trademark," said Moran, who has been working the 6-year-old for trainer Fran Campitelli for the past four years. "He likes to be the first one out, and he likes to stand and look around.
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By Craig Harper and Craig Harper,Knight-Ridder | January 3, 1991
MIAMI -- The University of Colorado's quarterback situation for the 1991 season has taken a turn toward the unknown.Junior Darian Hagan, Colorado's starter most of the time during a 22-2-1 run the last two years, underwent a two-hour operation to repair a torn patellar tendon below the kneecap yesterday following the team's return from its 10-9 Orange Bowl victory over Notre Dame.Colorado head trainer Dave Burton said last night that it won't be known until August whether Hagan will be able to play next season, "But we're approaching this like he's going to play."
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By Joe Christensen and Joe Christensen,SUN STAFF | October 24, 2004
BOSTON - The blood on Curt Schilling's sock should have been a giveaway. But even if the New York Yankees or the rest of America had known about his surgical procedure last Tuesday, they would have been hard-pressed to believe it. One day before taking the mound for Game 6 of the American League Championship Series, Schilling had sutures sewn into his right ankle as a last-ditch solution to fix a dislocated tendon. After hearing the details, the medical community was stunned. Boston Red Sox physician Dr. Bill Morgan had practiced the procedure on cadavers before performing it on Schilling.
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By Roch Kubatko and Roch Kubatko,SUN STAFF | May 10, 2004
A magnetic resonance imaging on outfielder Marty Cordova's right elbow has revealed a torn flexor tendon, which most likely ends his career with the Orioles and would require another surgery if he wants to continue playing. Team physician Dr. Charles Silberstein will consult with Dr. Charles Yocum, who examined Cordova last week, but the injury has been identified. Cordova, 34, was shut down at extended spring training because of pain in the elbow area. He was swinging a bat as part of his rehabilitation from ligament-reconstructive surgery last year, but still couldn't play the outfield.
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By Joe Christensen and Joe Christensen,SUN STAFF | May 7, 2002
Orioles first baseman David Segui said yesterday that he has a torn tendon in his left wrist, which will likely require surgery and could keep him out of the lineup for six to eight weeks. Segui suffered the injury while sliding into home plate April 26 at Kansas City. He missed three games, then returned to the lineup for three games, but has not played since going 2-for-4 against the Royals on Thursday night. After undergoing a magnetic resonance imaging exam and receiving a cortisone shot Saturday, Segui is scheduled to be re-examined today.
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By Candus Thomson and Candus Thomson,SUN STAFF | December 26, 2003
GAITHERSBURG - The line between elation and despair is a rust-colored scar, the length and width of a ballpoint pen, that runs from Courtney Kupets' heel to her calf. In June, Kupets was on top as the 2003 U.S. all-around women's gymnastics champion. Now, the 17-year-old is pushing herself through the grind of rehabilitation, trying to prepare for the U.S. championships and Olympic trials in June. "I have plenty of time from my point of view," says Kupets, who sandwiches a full day of classes at Gaithersburg High School between grueling exercise and physical therapy sessions.
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By Mike Klingaman and Mike Klingaman,SUN STAFF | April 20, 1999
COLLEGE PARK -- Obinna Ekezie wants to make a splash in the NBA draft in June.First, he must jump in the pool. For Ekezie, who was Maryland's center, the swim he takes three or four times a week in the Campus Recreation Center is far more than a dip. It's therapy to strengthen his right foot and the Achilles' tendon he ruptured at practice Feb. 11.The injury abruptly ended the senior's college basketball career and assured that he'd spend the months preceding...
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By Edward Lee | September 25, 2012
A generous amount of doubt surfaced regarding the effectiveness of the Ravens pass rush due to the continuing absence of outside linebacker Terrell Suggs, but no one can blame Haloti Ngata for not doing his part. This season, the 6-foot-4, 330-pound defensive tackle is tied with inside linebacker Dannell Ellerbe for the team lead in sacks with 2½ and is tied for fourth in tackles with 16.  Ngata, 28, opened 2012 with two sacks in a Week 1 44-13 rout of the Cincinnati Bengals and split a sack with Ellerbe in Sunday night's 31-30 win against the New England Patriots.
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By Matt Vensel | June 6, 2012
Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs, who partially tore his right Achilles tendon in late April, has denied an ESPN report that he sustained the injury while playing basketball in Arizona. He claims the injury occurred during a conditioning drill. Either way, Ravens coach John Harbaugh said that at this point, the cause is “not relevant.” “That's not a conversation we're even having,” Harbaugh said Wednesday at the team's voluntary organized team activity. “It's not relevant to anything or has anything to do with what we're trying to accomplish.
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By Jeff Zrebiec and Matt Vensel, The Baltimore Sun | May 8, 2012
Ravens outside linebacker Terrell Suggs, the reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year, underwent successful surgery on his torn Achilles tendon Tuesday afternoon, but his availability for the 2012 season remains a significant question mark. The surgery was performed by noted foot specialist Dr. Robert Anderson in Charlotte,N.C. "After some recovery time, [Suggs] will begin the process of rehabbing the area," Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome said in a statement released by the team Tuesday night.
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Mike Preston | May 7, 2012
When team officials announced last week that Pro Bowl outside linebacker Terrell Suggs had torn his Achilles tendon, former Ravens offensive lineman Wally Williams understood what Suggs was experiencing. Nearly 15 years ago at almost the same time, Williams tore the Achilles tendon in his right, or plant foot, while backpedaling in off-season drills. He returned in six months to start the final 10 games of the 1997 season. Suggs, 29, is expected to have surgery Tuesday morning.
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By Mike Preston | May 4, 2012
There has been a lot of speculation that Ravens Pro Bowl outside linebacker Terrell Suggs injured his Achilles tendon while playing basketball. Suggs has denied that it happened that way, but who cares? If that tendon was tight and going to tear, it made no difference if he was playing basketball, wrestling, practicing karate or running sprints. I've known a lot of men who have ruptured their Achilles tendon, and some were just walking and it popped. I've been covering pro sports since 1987 and don't know of many 29-year-olds like Suggs who suffered the injury at such an early age. Former Ravens center-guard Wally Williams suffered the same injury, and he was simply stretching and doing some light jogging over at the training complex during an offseason.
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Kevin Cowherd | May 3, 2012
Ravens outside linebacker injured his Achilles tendon during a workout last week and is expected to miss most - if not all - of the 2012 season. Suggs, the 2011 NFL Defensive Player of the Year, is scheduled to see a foot specialist in North Carolina next week to determine the extent of the injury. Dr. Lew Schon, the chief of foot and ankle surgery at Union Memorial Hospital, discussed, in general terms, what the surgery and recovery from such an injury entails. How serious is a torn Achilles tendon for an NFL player?
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By Dr. Gabe Mirkin and Dr. Gabe Mirkin,United Feature Syndicate | March 31, 1992
Barry came to me recently complaining he'd experienced dizziness upon standing up quickly after a workout. He couldn't understand how this could happen; he is a well-conditioned, healthy athlete.Since his cardiogram and physical examination were normal, his diagnosis was orthostatic hypotension, or low blood pressure occurring as you stand up from a sitting position. Although the condition can be alarming, it is usually harmless. Surprisingly, being in good physical condition increases your chance of developing orthostatic hypotension.
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By Michael Lee, The Washington Post | October 27, 2010
— Gilbert Arenas will miss at least the first two games of the regular season because of a strained tendon in his right ankle. Arenas missed his fourth straight practice on Wednesday and walked around the RDV Sports Complex in Orlando wearing a protective boot. Wizards coach Flip Saunders said Arenas will be re-evaluated but ruled him out for the season opener on Thursday against the Magic and on Saturday against the Atlanta Hawks. After practice, Arenas huddled with Saunders and president Ernie Grunfeld for a few minutes.
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By Sports Digest | March 23, 2010
Michigan State star Kalin Lucas will miss the rest of the NCAA tournament after a magnetic resonance imaging confirmed that he ruptured his left Achilles tendon. In Lucas' place on Sunday, Korie Lucious made a 3-pointer at the buzzer to put the Spartans into the round of 16 with an 85-83 win over fourth-seeded Maryland. Lucas was hurt late in the first half of that game when he landed awkwardly after a shot. He is a two-time All-Big Ten player and leads the Spartans in points and assists.
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