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Injuries that Could Cost Teams the World Cup
Posted on Tuesday, May 15th, 2018"Upper extremity injuries tend to keep the players out of the game for a bit longer" For some countries, soccer is an integral part of their culture, and their players are hailed as national heroes. So, with the World Cup merely a month away, fans from all over the world are placing their bets on their national teams and players. One key component that defines these teams’ victories [...]
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Shaune Fraser Cayman Islands Olympic swimmer visits Dr. Badia for Hand Problem
Posted on Wednesday, June 11th, 2014.carousel-test .glide__slide.slide {text-align: center;} Today Shaune is growth free and back to swimming. Cayman Islands two-time Olympian swimmer Shaune Fraser won the Silver medal for the 200 m free style at the XVI Pan American Games shortly after having gone through wrist surgery in Miami and intense physiotherapy routine back home in Grand Cayman. Shaune suffered [...]
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Doc has hands of healing – Orthopedic Hand Doctor Has Hands Of Healing – Carpal Tunnel Syndrome – Cayman Islands
Posted on Friday, April 30th, 2010.carousel-test .glide__slide.slide {text-align: center;} Dr. Alejandro Badia knows hands. He should, he has performed surgery on enough of them. The Florida-based surgeon operates on the hands, fingers, upper limbs or shoulders of about 25 patients a week. He estimates that 30 percent of his patients come from overseas and a majority of those are from the Cayman Islands. On [...]
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‘Proof’ about Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Posted on Friday, August 10th, 2007Letter: 'Proof' about Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Published on Saturday, August 18, 2007 Dear Sir, I would like to respond to Ms Christina Dumal’s letter of August 2, 2007 in which she asked for “proof” of my statement that repetitive activities, such as using a computer keyboard, are not the cause of carpal tunnel syndrome. Her concern allows me to elaborate on certain points which [...]
