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BYNUM INJURY: Out 8 weeks, surgery not needed (p.27)
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 7:43 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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4-8 weeks came straight from GmbyGold who I tries more than BSPN reporters. Also Mitch has said 4-8 weeks as well. Of course the Lakers are gonna say 8 weeks so nobody gets disappointed if it actually takes that long for Bynum to get back.


I don't recall Mitch ever saying 4-8 weeks.If so,do you got a link cuz I would do back-flips right now?Bynum's Agent came out and said a minimum of 8 weeks.
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 7:46 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

8 weeks is a must. As bad as it sounds, it will be very good for him. Even if he heals up in 4, we're in no rush for him to be back. We can't risk him reinjuring (in this case, redislocating) again. We'll be fine, even if we end up 4,5,6, as long we as we have Bynum for the postseason, it's all good.
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 7:46 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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4-8 weeks came straight from GmbyGold who I tries more than BSPN reporters. Also Mitch has said 4-8 weeks as well. Of course the Lakers are gonna say 8 weeks so nobody gets disappointed if it actually takes that long for Bynum to get back.


I don't recall Mitch ever saying 4-8 weeks.If so,do you got a link cuz I would do back-flips right now?Bynum's Agent came out and said a minimum of 8 weeks.


According to a poster Mitch said it in an AM570 interview.
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 7:48 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

It's not the dislocation, it's the bone bruise that takes the longest, depending on whether he can play with pain. 2-3 weeks is what I've been hearing for the knee. I just think they are using the knee injury for max effect. Nothin sexy about a bone bruise!
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 7:49 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Oh you know Bynum, with his kind of work ethic, he'll be back in 5 weeks.

Heck, if he gets a blood transfusion from Kobe, he could be back before the All-Star game!
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 7:52 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

TheGoat wrote:
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4-8 weeks came straight from GmbyGold who I tries more than BSPN reporters. Also Mitch has said 4-8 weeks as well. Of course the Lakers are gonna say 8 weeks so nobody gets disappointed if it actually takes that long for Bynum to get back.


I don't recall Mitch ever saying 4-8 weeks.If so,do you got a link cuz I would do back-flips right now?Bynum's Agent came out and said a minimum of 8 weeks.
Don't expect Bynum to be back for at least another 7-8 weeks... the Lakers will make sure Bynum is 100% before he comes back.
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 8:43 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Medical experts: Is there anyway that the healing process can go faster??? I know 8 weeks isn't that bad but can he be back in 4-5 weeks?What kind of treatment will he receive on a daily basis?Is he just literally sitting there for 8 weeks???
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 8:55 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Laker trainer Gary Vitti explains Andrew Bynum's knee injury in detail using a model skeleton:

http://cbs2.com/video/?id=57480@kcbs.dayport.com

NOTE: Vitti uses the skeleton's right knee to explain the injury, not the left.
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 9:05 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

ok sorry but Im not gonna search 38 pages, but is there any way at all Bynum can speed up his recovery and rehab without causing further damage? Or no? I remember Kobe having something like this, and came back fairly quickly.
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 9:09 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

4-6 weeks straight out of gary vittis mouth meaning expect him back in 5
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 9:11 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

8 weeks till he is back full health the 4-8 weeks is probably when he starts practicing and playing but the 8 weeks will be when he is full strength again.
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 9:17 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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OC Register: Lakers athletic trainer Gary Vitti said the healing time for the soft tissue damaged around Bynum's left kneecap is 4-6 weeks, but his bone bruise likely will take longer.

Vitti confirmed Bynum is predisposed to certain leg injuries."He has a wide pelvis and is knock-kneed," Vitti said. "It makes him prone to this type of thing."

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PostPosted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 9:23 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

KB+KG=DOMINATION wrote:
4-6 weeks straight out of gary vittis mouth meaning expect him back in 5


Vitti said that the bone bruise is whats gonna linger.So the bone bruise is what makes it atleast 8 weeks.And when Vitti said 8weeks, he ment 8 weeks until he can step on the court.The Bone bruise isn't likely to fully heal until the Summer,so Bynum will play with discomfort even when he returns. hoping he comes back in 5 or 6 wks is wishful thinking
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 9:26 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

jOeyB7000 wrote:
Laker trainer Gary Vitti explains Andrew Bynum's knee injury in detail using a model skeleton:

http://cbs2.com/video/?id=57480@kcbs.dayport.com

NOTE: Vitti uses the skeleton's right knee to explain the injury, not the left.


Great post. Thanks.
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 9:31 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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OC Register: Lakers athletic trainer Gary Vitti said the healing time for the soft tissue damaged around Bynum's left kneecap is 4-6 weeks, but his bone bruise likely will take longer.

Vitti confirmed Bynum is predisposed to certain leg injuries."He has a wide pelvis and is knock-kneed," Vitti said. "It makes him prone to this type of thing."


Kind of the same reason why women athletes tend to get more ACL injuries than men. Consider Bynum a lucky guy right now Laker fans.

Being an athletic trainer, I know that Vitti has a great grasp on what he and the medical staff will do to rehabilitate Andrew. Drew's in good hands. I'm glad to know that they will be working on Drew's core during this as well.

Bynum is still young and hasn't fully grown into his body yet. IMO, it's what separates him from players like Shaq and Howard when they first got into the league. They were more developed physically than he was.
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 9:37 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

jOeyB7000 wrote:
Laker trainer Gary Vitti explains Andrew Bynum's knee injury in detail using a model skeleton:

http://cbs2.com/video/?id=57480@kcbs.dayport.com

NOTE: Vitti uses the skeleton's right knee to explain the injury, not the left.


I saw that over on realgm... good find!

One thing that really bothered me was Vitti's comment re: "Andrew has a genetic disposition to this type of injury." Ouch! Does that mean this could be something that recurs during his career?

Makes me wonder if, maybe, that's why he fell to 10th in the draft. I hope this isn't something that becomes a chronic problem.
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 10:28 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Joe_Blow wrote:
jOeyB7000 wrote:
Laker trainer Gary Vitti explains Andrew Bynum's knee injury in detail using a model skeleton:

http://cbs2.com/video/?id=57480@kcbs.dayport.com

NOTE: Vitti uses the skeleton's right knee to explain the injury, not the left.


I saw that over on realgm... good find!

One thing that really bothered me was Vitti's comment re: "Andrew has a genetic disposition to this type of injury." Ouch! Does that mean this could be something that recurs during his career?

Makes me wonder if, maybe, that's why he fell to 10th in the draft. I hope this isn't something that becomes a chronic problem.


If he wasn't an athlete it would probably never happen.But his Knees kind of turn inward a bit, and this makes him more susceptible to this kind of injury.He has a higher risk of this injury than most players,but that doesn't mean it will happen again.
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 11:07 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

like what i said immediately after the injury, his determination to get back will decide his time out.

if he decides to bust his arse off, he can probably get back within 4-5 weeks. and i think he will.

actually, if you guys come to think of it. 1-2 months off really isn't that bad.
he still has 2 months to pick everything up again. and we can peak during PO again.
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 11:08 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Whittier Daily News: Gary Vitti brought a skeleton out of the training room and into the gym Wednesday to better illustrate precisely what happened to Andrew Bynum's left kneecap in the early minutes of the third quarter Sunday.

The Lakers' head athletic trainer showed how Bynum suffered a dislocated kneecap when he landed on teammate Lamar Odom's left foot. Vitti showed how the kneecap popped out of position and damaged soft tissue.

Vitti also said Bynum and the Lakers were fortunate it wasn't worse. The Lakers expect Bynum to be sidelined for a minimum of two months, which means he could be back in time for the regular season's stretch drive and the playoffs.

"When you see a player go down the way he did, with the torque he put on his knee, usually the first thing you think of is anterior cruciate ligament damage," Vitti said. "Of course, it could have been much worse. It could have been a ligament tear and you could have kissed the whole season goodbye.

"We're hoping to get him back for a month or more prior to the playoffs. (But) I don't have a crystal ball. Soft tissue healing time is four to six weeks."

Vitti also said Bynum has a bone bruise on his kneecap.

"That's probably the thing that's going to take the longest to feel better, and how long that takes God knows. I don't," Vitti said.

It could be quite some time before Bynum can begin rehabilitation exercises to strengthen the muscles around his knee. The plan is to increase Bynum's leg strength in order to prevent another kneecap injury.

"Right now, he can't do a whole lot," Vitti said. "He has a big, swollen knee joint. It's probably full of blood, which is not good. Blood is not good in a place that it doesn't belong. It belongs in your vessels. When it leaks out of there it has (bad) effects to other tissues. So we've got to get that out of there."

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PostPosted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 11:18 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

TheGoat wrote:
Joe_Blow wrote:
jOeyB7000 wrote:
Laker trainer Gary Vitti explains Andrew Bynum's knee injury in detail using a model skeleton:

http://cbs2.com/video/?id=57480@kcbs.dayport.com

NOTE: Vitti uses the skeleton's right knee to explain the injury, not the left.


I saw that over on realgm... good find!

One thing that really bothered me was Vitti's comment re: "Andrew has a genetic disposition to this type of injury." Ouch! Does that mean this could be something that recurs during his career?

Makes me wonder if, maybe, that's why he fell to 10th in the draft. I hope this isn't something that becomes a chronic problem.


If he wasn't an athlete it would probably never happen.But his Knees kind of turn inward a bit, and this makes him more susceptible to this kind of injury.He has a higher risk of this injury than most players,but that doesn't mean it will happen again.


Even if he had a predisposition for this happening, the way he landed would have hurt just about any athlete. He jumped straight up in the air and came straight down on LO's foot. I'd be surprised if he wasn't hurt.

It's not a WTF kind of injury that happened to Adam Morrison in that preseason game with the Bobcats.
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HGH!.

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Whittier Daily News: Gary Vitti brought a skeleton out of the training room and into the gym Wednesday to better illustrate precisely what happened to Andrew Bynum's left kneecap in the early minutes of the third quarter Sunday.

The Lakers' head athletic trainer showed how Bynum suffered a dislocated kneecap when he landed on teammate Lamar Odom's left foot. Vitti showed how the kneecap popped out of position and damaged soft tissue.

Vitti also said Bynum and the Lakers were fortunate it wasn't worse. The Lakers expect Bynum to be sidelined for a minimum of two months, which means he could be back in time for the regular season's stretch drive and the playoffs.

"When you see a player go down the way he did, with the torque he put on his knee, usually the first thing you think of is anterior cruciate ligament damage," Vitti said. "Of course, it could have been much worse. It could have been a ligament tear and you could have kissed the whole season goodbye.

"We're hoping to get him back for a month or more prior to the playoffs. (But) I don't have a crystal ball. Soft tissue healing time is four to six weeks."

Vitti also said Bynum has a bone bruise on his kneecap.

"That's probably the thing that's going to take the longest to feel better, and how long that takes God knows. I don't," Vitti said.

It could be quite some time before Bynum can begin rehabilitation exercises to strengthen the muscles around his knee. The plan is to increase Bynum's leg strength in order to prevent another kneecap injury.

"Right now, he can't do a whole lot," Vitti said. "He has a big, swollen knee joint. It's probably full of blood, which is not good. Blood is not good in a place that it doesn't belong. It belongs in your vessels. When it leaks out of there it has (bad) effects to other tissues. So we've got to get that out of there."

Of course, I wonder why they haven't done puncture yet
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PostPosted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 2:09 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

i had a completely dislocated knee cap during a soccer game. it took me about 3 weeks to start running again and about 7 weeks to be without any discomfort. i've had no lingering effects or pain. i'm not a professional athlete and don't play as hard as they do, but it wasn't that bad for me when i had it.
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jOeyB7000 wrote:
Laker trainer Gary Vitti explains Andrew Bynum's knee injury in detail using a model skeleton:

http://cbs2.com/video/?id=57480@kcbs.dayport.com

NOTE: Vitti uses the skeleton's right knee to explain the injury, not the left.


nice
brings back memories of my senior thesis on patellar subluxation
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PostPosted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 10:29 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Boy did we need him bad tonight.

I know it's 8 weeks, but I expect him back in a month. No way he would sit out 28 games. I know he wants to be back after getting demolished by Pheonix. mad1
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PostPosted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 10:38 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Get well soon, Drew. That's all I got to say.
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Not to steal a line from Princess Leia, but "Help us AB 1(7), you're our only hope"
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PostPosted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 11:59 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Video: Bynum update injury (Bynum interview)

http://www.nba.com/lakers/multimedia/0708video.html
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Based on the interview, sounds like he won't be able to deviate from the 2 months too much.

And I'm glad he heard Kobe's compliment. Hard to miss I guess, unless he didn't turn on the TV or read the paper.
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