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Medical tests confirm Vanden Bosch out for season
Kent Somers
The Arizona Republic
Aug. 18, 2003 01:50 PM
An MRI confirmed that Cardinals defensive end Kyle Vanden Bosch suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee last Saturday against San Diego and will miss the rest of the season.
The test revealed a little good news, however.
The injury was less severe than the one Vanden Bosch suffered to his right knee two years ago. The medial collateral ligament wasn't damaged, as it was then. That should shorten the recovery time, which is typically nine months to a year.
It's possible there could be some cartilage damage, but doctors won't know until the swelling decreases.
No surgery date has been set. Two years ago, Vanden Bosch back to Nebraska, where Dr. Scott Strasburger performed the surgery.
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Medical tests confirm Vanden Bosch out for season
Kent Somers
The Arizona Republic
Aug. 18, 2003 01:50 PM
An MRI confirmed that Cardinals defensive end Kyle Vanden Bosch suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee last Saturday against San Diego and will miss the rest of the season.
The test revealed a little good news, however.
The injury was less severe than the one Vanden Bosch suffered to his right knee two years ago. The medial collateral ligament wasn't damaged, as it was then. That should shorten the recovery time, which is typically nine months to a year.
It's possible there could be some cartilage damage, but doctors won't know until the swelling decreases.
No surgery date has been set. Two years ago, Vanden Bosch back to Nebraska, where Dr. Scott Strasburger performed the surgery.
this sucks!