Nicholls was referring to the heart problems Denman suffered in the autumn, which, although minor and straightforward to treat, required recuperation that kept him off the track until earlier this month.
A total of 1.4 million injuries and illnesses that required recuperation away from work occurred in private industry in 2002 (the most recent data available), according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics at the U.S. Department of Labor.
As head of Neurology, he oversaw the expansion of what already was the country's largest neurology critical care unit, to a 22-bed facility for the treatment of patients with severe strokes or traumatic brain injuries, intractable seizures and gunshot wounds, or those requiring recuperation from significant brain or back surgeries.
Nevertheless, immobilisation and deferred weight-bearing are still required during recuperation.
The time required for recuperation from open fixation procedures can be lengthy.
Fat transfer and butt implants require weeks of recuperation, and the final results don't settle in for months.
Implants and fat transfers, on the other hand, require weeks of recuperation and are really fucking painful, because the procedures are real deal surgery.
She was told she would need an operation that would require six weeks of recuperation.
"Your success depends on how you feel on that day and on your ability to travel extensively, which can require a period of recuperation.
Zuckerman, who says she is not opposed to all plastic surgery, notes that the book's portrayal of postoperative recovery seems remarkably short: The mother is up and around soon after her tummy tuck, which in real life can require a much longer recuperation.
It has two columns: one showing the number of dead, from two million up to a hundred and sixty million, the other showing the time required for economic recuperation, from one year up to a hundred years.
