Nalod wrote:ChuckBuck wrote:Nalod wrote:smackeddog wrote:Has anyone heard of an ACL tear being treated this way before?Danilo Gallinari underwent surgery to repair meniscus in his left knee on Monday and will undergo an additional procedure at a later date to fix his ACL.Gallinari will undergo rehab on his knee before a date is scheduled to repair his ACL.
Gallinari was hurt on April 4.
What's the logic behind it? Think Shump had both done at the same time, while Rose had his op put off for a few weeks until the swelling went down and he'd done some rehab. Never heard of them fixing the meniscus and the. Leaving the ACL til a few weeks later.
I think the Knugg's don't have a "go to surgeon" so they have to operate via the depth on the hospital roster. really quite effective actually!
Gallo can't afford Dr. James Andrews??? Dude's the best in the business! If I'm a high profile athlete or athletic trainer, I have him on speed dial.
Doesn't Gallo make like $10-$11 mill a year?
Dumbass.
Seriously, you know which procedure and how it should be done? The rep of the doc he is using?
Look up Dr Richard steadman. This guy has a great rep. If you need a starphuch reference, Kobe used this guy 9 years ago, which is why he was in Vail.
I don't think its money. Guy is also near Denver.
Ehh, I'd want the guy that allowed Adrian Peterson to have arguably the greatest running back season in history, less than 1 year removed from tearing up his knee.
He also has RGIII on pace to start the season after operating.
He allowed Chad Pennington to win comeback player of the year.
Michael Jordan, Charles Barkley, Brett Favre, Jack Nicklaus, Roger Clemens, Drew Brees
All of these athletes were patients of his, and they excelled or gotten better after surgery.
If I were Gallo, I'd want to jump on his operating table, and I'd jump on it yesterday.