Sentence examples for difficult injuries from inspiring English sources

This article attempts to review many of the important scientific reports dealing with flexor tendons that have been published during the last three-plus decades and indicate how those works have improved our management of these difficult injuries.

Wall now faces the toughest challenge in his NBA career: attempting to recover his speed, strength and athleticism following one of the most difficult injuries for a basketball player.

"These are difficult injuries... for any athlete in any sport, at this point in time we can't predict whether he is going to be able to play or not," he said.

Achilles tendon ruptures are one of the most difficult injuries for an athlete.

It can be considered as a standby solution for managing these difficult injuries.

This was a unique year because he was coming back from one of the most difficult injuries an athlete can face [Tiger has season-ending knee surgery in the summer of 2008].

"A calf is a difficult injury.

"The calf is a difficult injury because you think you are okay and then you have a problem.

After a difficult, injury-riddled season, Vaidisova, 18, has shown flashes of better form in the early season and has not lost a set here either, beating Ai Sugiyama of Japan, 6-3, 6-4, in the third round.

The striker endured a difficult, injury-disrupted season but still scored 13 goals in 26 appearances, the last of which appeared to put Liverpool well on course for triumph in Basel.

The most difficult injury for an NFL doctor to treat is the invisible one, when a player appears to be well enough to play and insists he's fine, but he's not.