A player of the one of the NBA's most loved franchises, Center Andrew Bynum was drafted by the Los Angeles Lakers in 2005 - at 17 years old. And despite various injuries to his knees, his career continues to soar.
In the second quarter of a Lakers’ game in April against the San Antonio Spurs, Andrew fell after stepping on Spurs’ DeJuan Blair’s foot. He was then sidelined with a knee injury,
Bynum ended up hyper-extending his knee and had to leave the game. His coach, Phil Jackson, recommended that he might need to be out for the next few games since this was not his first knee injury.
High-profile Beverly Hills orthopedic surgeon Dr. Raj provides riffs on orthopedics, fitness, and the ways to keep the surgeon away.
Friday, July 1, 2011
AN EXERCISE IN ORTHOPEDICS: Aretha Franklin Toe Fracture
Ranked at the top of Rolling Stone’s list of "The greatest singers of all time",Aretha Franklin is famous for blessing the world with her blues, jazz and gospel tunes.
On June 21st, “The Queen of Soul” was packing in her hotel room and ended up tripping over the spike of her Jimmy Choo high-heeled shoes, injuring her left 2nd toe. The next day she reported her toe was still in pain and throbbing. She was sent for x-rays, which revealed a fracture.
On June 21st, “The Queen of Soul” was packing in her hotel room and ended up tripping over the spike of her Jimmy Choo high-heeled shoes, injuring her left 2nd toe. The next day she reported her toe was still in pain and throbbing. She was sent for x-rays, which revealed a fracture.
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