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Re: Roy to miss only 2 games

I'm not sure that this article can see inside Roy's hammy. I think the line has been 'he's out for the next 2 FOR SURE'... I'd be surprised if he doesn't miss a few more.:sigh:
 
Re: Roy to miss only 2 games

Ya, I agree, I don't think this says Roy will be back after missing two games, only that he'll miss two for sure. He's going to miss the next two games on the road and then probably reevaluate his injury before our home games.
 
Re: Roy to miss only 2 games

Yep, he's out a minimum of 2 games. I wouldn't be surprised if it ends up being 6 or more.
 
Re: Roy to miss only 2 games

Well, regardless of what this article says, I just heard Jason Quick on the MSP, who had just gotten off the phone with Brandon's agent, and he said the earliest point at which he'll be reevaluated is next Thursday ... I'm no math wiz, but by my count that's 4 games, possibly 5.
 
Re: Roy to miss only 2 games

My completely uneducated guess is that he's out through the All Star break.
 
Re: Roy to miss only 2 games

Bob Myers, the agent for Brandon Roy, said the All-Star guard will be given one week of rest before his right hamstring is re-evaluated next Thursday.

That means Roy will miss at least the Blazers' next four games: Tonight in Boston, Saturday in Detroit, and home games Jan. 25 against New Orleans and Jan. 27 against Utah.

Roy flew to from Philadelphia to Seattle with team athletic trainer Jay Jensen on Thursday to receive a second opinion on his strained right hamstring. The consensus out of that meeting was to give Roy a week to recover, then determine a course of action.

Roy's re-evaluation will come on Jan. 28, the same day the team will depart to Houston for a two-game trip against the Rockets (Jan. 29) and Dallas Mavericks (Jan. 30).

Roy missed two games this season with the strained hamstring, then came back and played 18 minutes in the first half Wednesday at Philadelphia. With 1:02 left in the second quarter, Roy made a driving bank shot, but immediately grabbed his hamstring. He was pulled from the game with 20.9 seconds left and did not return.

Roy suffered a strain on the same hamstring last season, which caused him to miss four game





so a course of action? what exactly does that mean for roy? all star break?
 
Re: Roy to miss only 2 games

http://blog.oregonlive.com/behindblazersbeat/2010/01/roys_absence_extended_to_at_le.html

Bob Myers, the agent for Brandon Roy, said the All-Star guard will be given one week of rest before his right hamstring is re-evaluated next Thursday.

That means Roy will miss at least the Blazers' next four games: Tonight in Boston, Saturday in Detroit, and home games Jan. 25 against New Orleans and Jan. 27 against Utah.

Roy flew to from Philadelphia to Seattle with team athletic trainer Jay Jensen on Thursday to receive a second opinion on his strained right hamstring. The consensus out of that meeting was to give Roy a week to recover, then determine a course of action.

Roy's re-evaluation will come on Jan. 28, the same day the team will depart to Houston for a two-game trip against the Rockets (Jan. 29) and Dallas Mavericks (Jan. 30).

Roy missed two games this season with the strained hamstring, then came back and played 18 minutes in the first half Wednesday at Philadelphia. With 1:02 left in the second quarter, Roy made a driving bank shot, but immediately grabbed his hamstring. He was pulled from the game with 20.9 seconds left and did not return.

Roy suffered a strain on the same hamstring last season, which caused him to miss four games.
 
Re: Roy to miss only 2 games

This is weird. Of course he'll be out the next 2 games. I still think it's gonna be 2-3 weeks.
 
Re: Roy to miss only 2 games

so a course of action? what exactly does that mean for roy? all star break?

It means exactly what it says. They're going to give it a week to heal, then see how it's doing before deciding exactly on a planned date for his return.
 
Re: Roy to miss only 2 games

Just sit him until he is healthy. We all know that this is a lingering injury and only time heals it. We are all used to missing guys anyway. What's another one.
 
Roy Update-

PORTLAND INJURY UPDATE
Blazers G Brandon Roy (right hamstring strain) will miss Portland's next four games and will be re-evaluated on Thursday.
 
Roy to have "cutting edge procedure" on hammy today

Trail Blazers guard Brandon Roy will undergo a cutting-edge, non-surgical technique today in Seattle to treat his strained right hamstring.

Roy will have Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) injected into his hamstring, which is designed to stop the bleeding on his hamstring while also releasing growth factors that aid the healing process.

The procedure will be performed in Seattle by team doctors of the Seattle Seahawks, the NFL team that Blazers owner Paul Allen also owns. Roy on Thursday flew from Philadelphia to Seattle to meet with the Seahawks doctors.

PRP includes extracting blood from Roy, then placing it in a centrifuge for 15 minutes, which separates red blood cells from platelets, forming a gel. That gel is injected into the injured area.

Roy will be re-examined on Thursday before the team leaves for a two-game trip with stops in Houston (Jan. 29) and Dallas (Jan. 30). Roy will miss four games before that examination - tonight in Boston, Saturday in Detroit, and home games against New Orleans (Jan. 25) and Utah (Jan. 27).

Blazers general manager Kevin Pritchard said he is hoping Roy can return in seven-to-10 days, possibly placing his return for the Jan. 29 game at Houston or a Feb. 1 home game against Charlotte.

http://blog.oregonlive.com/behindblazersbeat/2010/01/roy_to_undergo_cutting-edge_tr.html
 
Re: Roy to have "cutting edge procedure" on hammy today

I already posted this article. Can the mods please merge.
 
Re: Roy to have "cutting edge procedure" on hammy today

Could we merge all bradon roy injury update threads???
 
Re: Roy to have "cutting edge procedure" on hammy today

This kind of technology is "my field," and it's pretty recent. Just one step away from mesenchymal stem cell therapy. IIRC, Blake Griffin had similar treatment for his patella injury before doctors decided on surgery instead.

There's a similar procedure for cartilage restoration, and the complication rate with that is relatively high, while still costing $15,000+. Kinda cool to read this stuff in the sports page after reading about it in papers just months ago.
 
Re: Roy to have "cutting edge procedure" on hammy today

Well hopefully he responds to this therapy.
 
Roy out 4 games

Just in case nobody has heard this I thought I would let you know. lol
 
Re: Roy to have "cutting edge procedure" on hammy today

This kind of technology is "my field," and it's pretty recent. Just one step away from mesenchymal stem cell therapy. IIRC, Blake Griffin had similar treatment for his patella injury before doctors decided on surgery instead.

There's a similar procedure for cartilage restoration, and the complication rate with that is relatively high, while still costing $15,000+. Kinda cool to read this stuff in the sports page after reading about it in papers just months ago.

This kind of therapy is stuff that I implement in the treatment of my patients with achilles tendon ruptures and or tears. There are areas within the tendon that are hypovascular (meaning poor blood flow) and therefore certain therapies can speed up the healing process. This "cutting edge" therapy talk though is really not that. I have been doing it in my practice for at least 3-4 years.
 
SHit, this is X-Files type shit! They should just grow that fool a new leg on the back of a mouse!
 
Re: Roy to have "cutting edge procedure" on hammy today

This kind of therapy is stuff that I implement in the treatment of my patients with achilles tendon ruptures and or tears. There are areas within the tendon that are hypovascular (meaning poor blood flow) and therefore certain therapies can speed up the healing process. This "cutting edge" therapy talk though is really not that. I have been doing it in my practice for at least 3-4 years.

PRP four years ago? Was it even approved by the FDA then? Pretty cool.
 
Re: Roy to have "cutting edge procedure" on hammy today

PRP four years ago? Was it even approved by the FDA then? Pretty cool.

No, I don't believe it was. I should of clarified a bit more. Four years ago I was doing research on its benefits at the Hospital where I did my surgical training at in the Bay area. Actually, our research focused more on its benefits for healing chronic ulcers on the feet in diabetic patients (since they are typically slow to heal to begin with). Because of our results we started an additional study on its effects on tendon injuries, primarily the achilles tendon. I guess what I meant though, is that people have known about this for a while and have been using it for some time.
 
Re: Roy to have "cutting edge procedure" on hammy today

No, I don't believe it was. I should of clarified a bit more. Four years ago I was doing research on its benefits at the Hospital where I did my surgical training at in the Bay area. Actually, our research focused more on its benefits for healing chronic ulcers on the feet in diabetic patients (since they are typically slow to heal to begin with). Because of our results we started an additional study on its effects on tendon injuries, primarily the achilles tendon. I guess what I meant though, is that people have known about this for a while and have been using it for some time.

I wonder if Nate's been getting this treatment. I want that guy back stalking the sidelines ASAP.
 

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