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<blockquote data-quote="Heyjoe4" data-source="post: 963315" data-attributes="member: 13032"><p>All that you say is spot on. Bakh's injury is such that I expect it's confounding even the medical experts. Actually, I'm surprised this doesn't happen more with athletes who tear their ACL. It's a complicated surgery and repair. The surgeon in most cases I believe has to rebuild the ligament using a ligament from somewhere else or a cadaver ligament. And once the surgical incision is closed, there's no way - well other than very unreliable x-rays, CT scans, or MRIs - to determine how well the ligament has "taken". On top of that these are all big guys were talking about, especially Bakh and Jenkins. That's a lot of weight and pressure being channeled through the knee.</p><p></p><p>Coaches always keep injury updates as limited as possible, mostly to keep a competitor guessing. We're well beyond that with Bakh and his lack of participation is a concern. But just file it with all the other things we don't control and wait for better days.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Heyjoe4, post: 963315, member: 13032"] All that you say is spot on. Bakh's injury is such that I expect it's confounding even the medical experts. Actually, I'm surprised this doesn't happen more with athletes who tear their ACL. It's a complicated surgery and repair. The surgeon in most cases I believe has to rebuild the ligament using a ligament from somewhere else or a cadaver ligament. And once the surgical incision is closed, there's no way - well other than very unreliable x-rays, CT scans, or MRIs - to determine how well the ligament has "taken". On top of that these are all big guys were talking about, especially Bakh and Jenkins. That's a lot of weight and pressure being channeled through the knee. Coaches always keep injury updates as limited as possible, mostly to keep a competitor guessing. We're well beyond that with Bakh and his lack of participation is a concern. But just file it with all the other things we don't control and wait for better days. [/QUOTE]
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