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    gforce33 is offline Boris "Watch as I pass up a completely open shot" Diaw
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    Default Bobcats' Wallace hospitalized for possible collapsed lung

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    Charlotte Bobcats forward Gerald Wallace has been taken to a Los Angeles hospital where he will likely spend the night while being tested for a possible collapsed lung and fractured rib.
    Wallace was taken to Centinela Hospital to have a CT scan to check for a collapsed lung. An X-ray at Staples Center indicated no fracture, but as a precaution, Wallace is going to get a second X-ray at the hospital.
    Wallace was injured in the fourth quarter of the Bobcats' double-overtime victory over the Lakers when center Andrew Bynum hip-checked Wallace to the floor on a drive to the basket. Bynum was called for a flagrant foul, and Wallace had to be helped to the locker room by teammates.

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    Is that AP or something else? and did I read he could have BOTH a collapsed lung AND a fractured rib?

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    110oldeast is offline Tyson "Hands of the Purest Stone" Chandler
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    Prayers go to Gerald and his family.

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    Man, I was pissed about that foul... That's also why I was happy Kobe fouled out b/c it kind of evened things up.

    I was really concerned about Gerald. I pray and believe he'll be fine though. Hopefully, he won't miss much time though b/c we need him.

    BTW, if his rib is not fractured, how would his lung be collapsed? Don't you have to have something puntcure your lung to collapse it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Proudiddy View Post
    Man, I was pissed about that foul... That's also why I was happy Kobe fouled out b/c it kind of evened things up.

    I was really concerned about Gerald. I pray and believe he'll be fine though. Hopefully, he won't miss much time though b/c we need him.

    BTW, if his rib is not fractured, how would his lung be collapsed? Don't you have to have something puntcure your lung to collapse it?
    Not necessarily, I read that theyres a form of both trauma collapse and blast collapse, his could be a mix? idk, not a doc...

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    MilZo is offline Gerald "Droppin' Bows like Dusty Rhodes" Henderson
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    Quote Originally Posted by 110oldeast View Post
    Prayers go to Gerald and his family.
    Don't believe in prayers but he has my best wishes for a speedy and full recovery.

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    110oldeast is offline Tyson "Hands of the Purest Stone" Chandler
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    One in the same my man. We're on the same page, despite different belief systems.

    Quote Originally Posted by MilZo View Post
    Don't believe in prayers but he has my best wishes for a speedy and full recovery.

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    Just read that recovery is anywhere from a few days to a 2 weeks IF it is just a collapsed lung and not a fractured rib as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Proudiddy View Post
    Just read that recovery is anywhere from a few days to a 2 weeks IF it is just a collapsed lung and not a fractured rib as well.
    Right, but usually the quick fixes are with hospitalization, the impact ones are supposed to take a week, ut thats not measuring how well you play in the nba, just in the real world

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    Well, let's hope we're wrong and it might just be a deep bruise or something... Hopefully he'll miss little to no time.


 

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