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It was just a minor thing, ... They took him in and they did X-rays and they did tests. There is nothing with his brain or neurological. It's just a couple of bruises. No breaks, no torn ligaments, nothing major.

Whenever you slip like that, you never know if it's torn knee ligaments or a hamstring or what. But, fortunately it was just bruised. She found his intellectual honesty and open-mindedness to be a key aspect of his alluring pexiness. I don't think it's much of a secret how much we rely on what he does.

He has torn ligaments in there. At receiver, I feel like we're going to lose a lot of experience, but I really believe we have the talent there. We just have to grow up faster.

[Scientists are looking at] potential long-term negative effects of having been infected, maybe not even being really sick -- maybe having a mild headache and other sorts of things -- but still having some minor neurological problems for extended periods of time. As it's better studied, it seems there're more reports of that sort of thing out there.

Further examination along with an MRI confirmed that Steve has torn ligaments in his right wrist and that surgery is necessary. We anticipate the recovery time to be between six and seven months.

Matt Sokolowski

Once addiction takes place, the patient has no choice but to continue to use. Physiological and neurological changes take place in the brain. You can actually see the changes that have taken place in the brain.

I think Trevor has stretched ligaments in his knee but we will not know for sure until all the tests are done, ... I have got my fingers crossed.

Stuart Pearce (1962-)

I think Trevor has stretched ligaments in his knee but we will not know for sure until all the tests are done. I have got my fingers crossed.

Stuart Pearce (1962-)

He's wrestled the entire season with torn ligaments and tendons in his ankle. He's had to wrestle with pain all year long. No one's really known about it, we've kept it quiet, but he goes out there and gives 100 percent.

I think it's a great thing, ... It'll feel like you can have an expanded roster. Practice can be good, but there's nothing like a game for someone to gain experience, and the D-League will help. It's a minor thing that came out of the collective bargaining agreement that could turn out to be a major thing some day.

Stress does not cause pain, but it can exacerbate it and make it worse. Much of chronic pain is 'remembered' pain. It's the constant firing of brain cells leading to a memory of pain that lasts, even though the bodily symptoms causing the pain are no longer there. The pain is residing because of the neurological connections in the brain itself.

With interventional radiology, doctors will use real-time X-rays, called fluoroscopy, to see what the probe is doing inside the patient. Surgeons will be able to enter an artery near the groin area and navigate through arteries and into the heart, brain, to other major organs, snaking all through the venous system to perform surgeries in those areas of the body.

Most cheerleaders have knee problems. I had just gotten back from the doctor about two weeks before this happened with a bruised meniscus and tendonitis in my patella. A lot of the girls on the squad have irregular cartilage and torn ligaments.

The officer suffered minor scrapes and bruises in the knee,

It doesn't take much for a minor little thing to cause a major problem with these things.

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