Moylan limped off in just the 10th minute with a suspected ruptured ankle ligament.
Mr Hume's decision came a year after he received hospital treatment for a ruptured intestine.
A common climbing injury is a ruptured finger tendon.
Over the past week, a slick of 4,000 tonnes of fuel oil has leaked from a ruptured barge.Skeins of noxious bunker-fuel have washed up on the hitherto unsullied beaches and clogged the emirate's picture-postcard harbour.
Apart from a gash to the head, the body showed no evidence of broken bones or ruptured organs.
Called by the president of the hospital, Dr Sai operates against his better judgment on 77-year-old Jane "Ginny" Cabot, a Boston "socialite, wife, mother, grandmother and alcoholic" with a ruptured appendix.
Laurie Mathiason, a 20-year-old Canadian, died in 1998, of "a ruptured vertebral artery, which occurred in association with a chiropractic manipulation of the neck", according to the coroner.
But for the inhabitants of America's Gulf coast, for BP, the huge British firm that owns the well, and for the oil industry as a whole, the bad news is flowing as relentlessly as the oil gushing from ruptured pipes a mile below the waves (see article).
He had a gash to his head but no broken bones or ruptured internal organs.
A wayward robot briefly interrupted the flow from the "top hat" BP is using to suck up oil from the ruptured pipes of its Macondo well this week, although another supplementary system attached to the well's failed blowout preventer was working well.
They extracted blood vessels from the bones of the birds and soaked them in a haemoglobin solution obtained from ruptured ostrich blood cells for 24 hours.
