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Battling back to top of her game - Durham Herald Sun
Battling back to top of her game Durham Herald Sun Because of the build up of scar tissue and arthritis in the back of her knee, Wood will likely need surgery again when her career is over in order to walk normally. But despite her circuitous route to the starting lineup, Wood doesn't regret taking ... |
Czech Republic: Romani burn victim undergoes anesthesia almost 100 times, more ... - Romano Vod'i
 Romano Vod'i | Czech Republic: Romani burn victim undergoes anesthesia almost 100 times, more ... Romano Vod'i "Scar tissue is more sensitive than healthy skin, it dries out faster and might crack," Iva Zámečníková, deputy head physician at Ostrava Teaching Hospital's Burn Center told Czech Television. The surgery the girl will undergo next at the burn center ... |
Professor documents cancer battle in online videos - Fox News
Professor documents cancer battle in online videos Fox News At first, David Oliver ignored the bump on his neck that he noticed while shaving. The medical school professor assumed it was calcified scar tissue from a previous surgery. But the growth didn't go away, and his sore back grew more painful. |