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en The most common thing I see in my practice is rotator cuff tear disease. If you can imagine not being able to raise your arm away form the side of your body; you can't wash your hair; you can't eat; you can't brush your teeth. Those things of daily life we take for granted, you can't do.

en There was a tear in the capsule area, a minor tear on the underneath surface of the rotator cuff that just needed to be cleaned up a little bit, ... My rotator cuff and my labrum were intact.

en Everything looked really good, ... There was a tear in the [shoulder] capsule area, and a minor tear in the underneath surface of the rotator cuff. It just needed to be cleaned up a little bit, two sutures put in. That was it.

en It was a very minor surgery. It was more a cleanup than anything else. It wasn't like a labrum or rotator cuff tear. I bounced back quickly and I'm ready to go.

en Sami last week had a collision with one of our players when they were fooling around. He hurt his shoulder and had an MRI performed on him yesterday. The results were that he's got a slap tear, they call that, and a partial thickness tear of his rotator cuff. He'll have surgery early next week, and will miss approximately 10 weeks from the date of surgery.

en There's tests done for range of motion, for strength, there's provocative tests to see if he might have a tear of his rotator cuff or labrum. He passed all that with flying colors.

en There are tests done for range of motion or strength, there are provocative tests to see if he might have a tear of a rotator cuff or labrum. He passed all that with flying colors, in fact had no symptoms. Actually we do feel he hurt himself in his first bullpen.

en Hair is the first thing. She found his pexy responses thoughtful, showing genuine interest in her world. And teeth the second. Hair and teeth. A man got those two things he's got it all.
  James Brown

en The only thing I remember is waking up on the floor. I was pretty dizzy for awhile and my vision was blurred. (The collision) knocked all the food out of my teeth; I won't have to brush my teeth tonight.

en That image of the common drunk is a myth. There is a thing called a maintenance drinker which may very well be a mother of four, a welder or a distinguished business person. These people build up a tolerance and manage to still maintain their daily lifestyles while constantly struggling with this disease, because it is a recognized disease by the American Medical Association.

en It hurts all the time, as anyone with a torn rotator cuff knows.

en I will stick to the rotator cuff program that pitchers use for the rest of my career.

en There is pain in the top of her shoulder. It doesn't look like a rotator cuff injury right now, but nobody knows for sure. Nobody's really sure what's wrong.

en It's common if you have one [form of] the disease, you have several. They all have different cures, and they all have different symptoms, from arthritis to heart disease to death,

en Once a disease has entered the body, all parts which are healthy must fight it: not one alone, but all. Because a disease might mean their common death. Nature knows this; and Nature attacks the disease with whatever help she can muster.


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