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Maybe he's been hanging out with Dave O a little too much.
Imagine those two in the booth with Langston.
Mumble Mouth Marathon.
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"Everyone is used to seeing perfect results from our clavicle fracture surgeries.
I have gotten used to seeing perfect results too. However, I can do only half the job. The other half of the job has to be done by the rider. Just about all of the riders are more than pleased to go to the gym and exercise their shoulder, but there is a limit to how much activity can occur. In every fracture operation there is a race between bone healing and fatigue fracture of the plate. The absolute best way to fatigue fracture the plate is, as happened to one of our guys, to have a repaired fracture, still not healed, absorb a great deal of vibratory stress as on a long off road ride. And this will happen even in the absence of a bad get off.
So the moral of this story is, guys shouldn't be riding until the X-ray shows that the bone is HEALED. Prior to the bone healing, the clavicle will feel pretty good and a guy can easily be decieved into thinking that they are ready for anything.
Since I am such a prince of a guy, I will fix the one or two of these that occur every couple of years for free. The hospital is not nearly as easy to deal with as me. While the fix is simple. The broken plate is removed and a new one installed, typically without a bone graft. But, who needs to have a second operation when it may not have been necessary." - Dr. Mark Sanders http://www.sandersclinic.net
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