Peick's wrist (graphic image)

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Looks like Weston is determined to show up Roczen even off the track..



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MR. X 2/3/2017 5:37pm
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I heard he was awake signing autographs while the surgeons were working.
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cable 2/3/2017 5:39pm
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screw in navicular/scaphoid?
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cable wrote:
screw in navicular/scaphoid?
Sure looks like it.
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cable wrote:
screw in navicular/scaphoid?
kzizok wrote:
Sure looks like it.
Not even close. That's a small incision under the base of the thumb... I have one.

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MR. X wrote:
I heard he was awake signing autographs while the surgeons were working.
Grinning
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slipdog 2/3/2017 5:55pm
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I remember Ridge had something similar when he dislocated his wrist an some of the small bones actually flipped over.
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Derpin' DJ 2/3/2017 5:58pm
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Fuck, I thought he was only out for a round or two. That sucks, he was rising so good
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kzizok 2/3/2017 6:08pm
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cable wrote:
screw in navicular/scaphoid?
Heres another example. Pins not protruding here, but you can see insertion holes. Could be a combo repair with Peick too.


scooterwhipmoore 2/3/2017 6:42pm
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Jesus why do the assholes just staple the fuck out of it.... I always ask to have #7 line and lightly pulled together to not have such ridiculous scarring (certainly over a tat) ..... Never had a surgeon not do that.
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TeamGreen 2/3/2017 6:44pm
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Chuck Norris called.
He asked to sign your cast.
He said,"Please".
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Trent179 2/3/2017 6:49pm
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slipdog wrote:
I remember Ridge had something similar when he dislocated his wrist an some of the small bones actually flipped over.
That's crazy. I had the exact same injury. Still bothers me!
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visser62 2/3/2017 6:52pm
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Not nearly as disturbing to look at as Ken's, but gnarly nonetheless.
Justride251 2/3/2017 7:24pm
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cable wrote:
screw in navicular/scaphoid?
kzizok wrote:
Sure looks like it.
slipdog wrote:
Not even close. That's a small incision under the base of the thumb... I have one.
I broke my navicular scaphoid and have pretty similar scar but it was 15 years ago!!
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TeamGreen wrote:
Chuck Norris called.
He asked to sign your cast.
He said,"Please".
Ha!
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kkawboy14 2/3/2017 7:39pm
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Man that's not good on his throttle hand!
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slipdog 2/3/2017 8:11pm
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kzizok wrote:
Sure looks like it.
slipdog wrote:
Not even close. That's a small incision under the base of the thumb... I have one.
Justride251 wrote:
I broke my navicular scaphoid and have pretty similar scar but it was 15 years ago!!
I assumed they would all be the same surgery, but maybe it depends on the surgeon. Mine is just about 1 1/2" long on my wrist and the bottom of my thumb.
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PTshox 2/3/2017 8:23pm
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scooterwhipmoore wrote:
Jesus why do the assholes just staple the fuck out of it.... I always ask to have #7 line and lightly pulled together to not have...
Jesus why do the assholes just staple the fuck out of it.... I always ask to have #7 line and lightly pulled together to not have such ridiculous scarring (certainly over a tat) ..... Never had a surgeon not do that.
This above comment is so right!!! I'm from a family of doc's and have had some staples. The reason you get staples is the doc is lazy! And they hurt a lot depending on where they are. Demand stitches... it's your body not theirs... especially in an area where you can see it.

That doctor is a lazy asshole for doing that to him. Demand a cosmetic closure. This pisses me off seeing this stuff.
Infact, I had knee surgery by a doc that was one of the first to do the fellow ship program with Richard Steadman. The Steadman clinic is the clinic where Roczen went. This guy did it back when Steadman was in S. Lake Tahoe before someone gave him a lot of money to move to Colorado. These guys would have never done that to someone. Steadman was known to be very particular about cleaning up stuff- internal - before closing wounds. He took his time... was clean and particular. He used a lot of common sense. He was very involved with the early use of the CTI knee braces. I believe he invested in the company.... I actually got one for each leg after the surgery (and some prick ripped them off a few years ago). Steadman was/is a Very progressive guy looking to help people.

What a prick this doc is that did this in my opinion. Let's cut open his arm and put a bunch of staples in it.
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kkawboy14 2/3/2017 8:36pm
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Man do those 3 pins mean he broke 3 little bones?

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Trent179 2/3/2017 8:55pm
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kkawboy14 wrote:
Man that's not good on his throttle hand!
Exactly. Low Range of motion in wrist equals a 1/4 turn throttle! I know... lol
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kzizok 2/3/2017 9:00pm
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There is a school of thought that staples reduce the incidence of dehiscence (especially at joints). However, the reality is staples are eaiser and faster. Having that been said, often times (especially ortho) the surgeon is already gone before closure happens and a first assist RN, PA, NP, etc., does it as part if their job. They are supposed to dedicate time to closing but they also seem to hit the easy button too.

Staples are a good option in scalp lacerations because hair blends in with the suturing material and process.
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NATEP231 2/3/2017 9:46pm
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Word on the street he still bitch slapped Chuck Norris with the same hand shortly after the doctors were done
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Crush 2/3/2017 10:22pm
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Not good.

Kenny and Weston are both gonna have to put the time in for rehab!
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scooterwhipmoore wrote:
Jesus why do the assholes just staple the fuck out of it.... I always ask to have #7 line and lightly pulled together to not have...
Jesus why do the assholes just staple the fuck out of it.... I always ask to have #7 line and lightly pulled together to not have such ridiculous scarring (certainly over a tat) ..... Never had a surgeon not do that.
PTshox wrote:
This above comment is so right!!! I'm from a family of doc's and have had some staples. The reason you get staples is the doc is...
This above comment is so right!!! I'm from a family of doc's and have had some staples. The reason you get staples is the doc is lazy! And they hurt a lot depending on where they are. Demand stitches... it's your body not theirs... especially in an area where you can see it.

That doctor is a lazy asshole for doing that to him. Demand a cosmetic closure. This pisses me off seeing this stuff.
Infact, I had knee surgery by a doc that was one of the first to do the fellow ship program with Richard Steadman. The Steadman clinic is the clinic where Roczen went. This guy did it back when Steadman was in S. Lake Tahoe before someone gave him a lot of money to move to Colorado. These guys would have never done that to someone. Steadman was known to be very particular about cleaning up stuff- internal - before closing wounds. He took his time... was clean and particular. He used a lot of common sense. He was very involved with the early use of the CTI knee braces. I believe he invested in the company.... I actually got one for each leg after the surgery (and some prick ripped them off a few years ago). Steadman was/is a Very progressive guy looking to help people.

What a prick this doc is that did this in my opinion. Let's cut open his arm and put a bunch of staples in it.
Chicks dig scars bro, he ain't getting a nose job.
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bvm111 2/3/2017 10:31pm
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kzizok wrote:
Sure looks like it.
slipdog wrote:
Not even close. That's a small incision under the base of the thumb... I have one.
Justride251 wrote:
I broke my navicular scaphoid and have pretty similar scar but it was 15 years ago!!
Same for me on my scaphoid except my surgeon used tape on the incision and its barely noticeable. Mine was 15 years ago also, still lacking 15-20 degrees extension and pops and snaps with weather and locks up when handwriting... im right handed.

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scooterwhipmoore wrote:
Jesus why do the assholes just staple the fuck out of it.... I always ask to have #7 line and lightly pulled together to not have...
Jesus why do the assholes just staple the fuck out of it.... I always ask to have #7 line and lightly pulled together to not have such ridiculous scarring (certainly over a tat) ..... Never had a surgeon not do that.
PTshox wrote:
This above comment is so right!!! I'm from a family of doc's and have had some staples. The reason you get staples is the doc is...
This above comment is so right!!! I'm from a family of doc's and have had some staples. The reason you get staples is the doc is lazy! And they hurt a lot depending on where they are. Demand stitches... it's your body not theirs... especially in an area where you can see it.

That doctor is a lazy asshole for doing that to him. Demand a cosmetic closure. This pisses me off seeing this stuff.
Infact, I had knee surgery by a doc that was one of the first to do the fellow ship program with Richard Steadman. The Steadman clinic is the clinic where Roczen went. This guy did it back when Steadman was in S. Lake Tahoe before someone gave him a lot of money to move to Colorado. These guys would have never done that to someone. Steadman was known to be very particular about cleaning up stuff- internal - before closing wounds. He took his time... was clean and particular. He used a lot of common sense. He was very involved with the early use of the CTI knee braces. I believe he invested in the company.... I actually got one for each leg after the surgery (and some prick ripped them off a few years ago). Steadman was/is a Very progressive guy looking to help people.

What a prick this doc is that did this in my opinion. Let's cut open his arm and put a bunch of staples in it.
BobPA wrote:
Chicks dig scars bro, he ain't getting a nose job.
Probably asked for the gnarliest scar the doc could do.
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stitches....better




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Yeh that's not good on his right hand

I had a similar injury. Scaphoid and heavy ligament damage. Nasty injury, took 12 weeks just for my scaphoid to heal. Really slow healing bone so he won't be out there anytime soon. I also had hardly any movement aswel.

Saying that I'm sure mcelrath had a similar injury and doesn't seem to be bothering him too much. I'm sure I saw a clip he was saying he doesn't have much movement at all on his throttle side.
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TXDirt 2/4/2017 5:28am
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Looks ugly. Don't think we will be seeing him on a track anytime soon.

Does JGR have a replacement?
Dirty Points 2/4/2017 5:40am
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kkawboy14 wrote:
Man that's not good on his throttle hand!
Trent179 wrote:
Exactly. Low Range of motion in wrist equals a 1/4 turn throttle! I know... lol
Not to get to much into this, but I've often found this statement curious. It isn't inherently a throttle hand. I mean, mechanically, a throttle can be on whichever hand we want it to be on... a learned behavior.
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F.B 2/4/2017 5:52am
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Sources say they had to use a screw made of adamantium.

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