[外電] Rose headed for long recovery

看板ChicagoBulls (芝加哥 公牛)作者 (Tree666)時間13年前 (2012/04/30 01:02), 編輯推噓27(27025)
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An injury-plagued 2011-12 campaign culminated in a season-ending injury for Chicago Bulls guard Derrick Rose on Saturday. In the final minutes of the first game of the playoff series against the Philadelphia 76ers, Rose went to the floor when his left knee gave way. The suspected culprit, a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), was later confirmed by MRI. Rose is done for the remainder of the season but the consequences will extend beyond that time frame. The likely timetable for Rose's recovery will undoubtedly affect his availability for the summer Olympics and even threatens the start of his next NBA season. A look back at the video of Rose's last few seconds of play Saturday suggests the injury happened not when he went up in the air, nor when he landed, but rather in the jump stop he made just prior to attempting to dish the ball off to teammate Carlos Boozer. Rose moves into the lane and jumps to his right, landing as if to square up before taking a shot, and his left knee can be seen quickly collapsing inward (valgus). As Rose goes upward, he appears to have no power and is off balance, then opts to try to pass the ball outside and lands askew. His left leg comes down and as he tries to step it does not support him and he goes to the ground, holding his knee. There is no doubt he is in pain, but how much is physical discomfort and how much is exasperation at this latest devastating blow is unclear. Perhaps Rose knew what everyone in the suddenly silent arena feared; this indeed was the end of a cruel and tortuous season where his days missed due to injury nearly equaled games played. The list of Rose's injuries is long, particularly for a young and otherwise healthy professional athlete. It all began less than two weeks into the season when Rose fell hard enough on his elbow to warrant X-rays. He escaped unscathed (X-rays were negative) but that would be the last time he would be so lucky. Less than a week later a collision with Timberwolves forward Anthony Tolliver resulted in a sprained left big toe. He missed one game but returned to action three days later, despite persistent pain. He lasted two games but then was forced to miss the next four because of the toe. Rose returned to the lineup in late January and seemed to be off to a fresh start. Then the problems really began. Back spasms cropped up in February and forced Rose out for more than a week. A few weeks later there were reports of a groin strain which led to another dozen absences. Rose returned for one game (yes, just one) before a sprained right ankle caused him to miss more time. Days later it was his right foot sidelining him. Rose, who had missed very little game action before this season, expressed frustration with the cumulative injuries, at the time telling reporters, "For someone to not miss more than seven, 10 games in a year (my first three seasons), to miss 20 something, 30 something games, it hurts, man." It has to hurt even more now. Rose, who missed nearly 40 percent of the regular-season contests, did not get through even one full playoff game before an injury finally did him in. Although the injuries were not reported as related, it is hard to imagine there is zero connection. The body is, after all, a series of kinetic chains and as the familiar saying goes, a chain is only as strong as its weakest link. Any residual weakness from one injury, no matter how subtle, can certainly contribute to a lack of overall strength, potentially creating an inherent risk in further injury. For Rose there is no sense in dwelling on the past; instead he has to focus on what will be an intense rehabilitative process. Although the Bulls have not yet publicly outlined a plan of treatment or a timetable for Rose, the expectation based on the reported diagnosis of an ACL tear is that he will undergo reconstructive surgery. He will then have to regain not only his left leg motion, strength and coordination following surgery, but he will also have to repair the rest of his ailing frame, including his core musculature and virtually his entire right side. If there is any positive takeaway from his unfortunate circumstance it is that Rose will finally have an opportunity to completely recover from the physical toll this season has taken on him. As for the time it will take, presuming he undergoes a straightforward ACL reconstruction, Rose's recovery can be expected to take somewhere between six and nine months. Surgery is often delayed until the athlete's inflammation subsides and range of motion approaches normal. There are numerous variations in how an individual is able to progress through the rehabilitation process, including whether there are any additional procedures performed (such as meniscus repair), the type of graft used and whether there is any cartilage damage present. Then there is the athlete's capacity for healing to take into account. The demands of basketball -- sudden stops and starts, frequent lateral movements and directional changes, along with the repeated impact of running and jumping -- require a high level of performance prior to releasing an athlete to competitive play. While the incidence of ACL injury in NBA players is less frequent than in some other professional athletes (such as NFL football players for instance), just this March Minnesota Timberwolves rookie point guard Ricky Rubio tore his left ACL. Rubio underwent surgery later that month to reconstruct his ACL and also his lateral collateral ligament (LCL) and will miss the Olympics, where he had been scheduled to represent Spain. He told reporters earlier this month that he is not sure if he will be ready for training camp. According to the St. Paul Pioneer-Press, when asked about his return date Rubio said, "It depends on how my knee feels. We will see. The most important thing I want to make sure of is I want to be 100 percent." Rose will likely be issuing similar statements in the not-too-distant future. Even when recovery timetables are provided, they are typically issued as ranges of time to allow for unexpected elements that can influence the healing process. The good news is Rose has youth and fitness on his side and barring something, well, unexpected, there is every reason to be optimistic he will return to the MVP-caliber player we saw in 2011. -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 71.236.225.133

04/30 01:16, , 1F
恢復期大概在6~9各月
04/30 01:16, 1F

04/30 01:39, , 2F
有沒有球員有類似的傷好之後的情況如何阿.@@
04/30 01:39, 2F

04/30 01:41, , 3F
去好好充實自己的心靈吧 太不成熟了
04/30 01:41, 3F

04/30 02:02, , 4F
不成熟的點是??
04/30 02:02, 4F

04/30 04:20, , 5F
樓樓上應該是想說要看得遠吧 負傷應該要選擇"軟打"(?)
04/30 04:20, 5F

04/30 04:21, , 6F
老實說今天看他這樣硬切就覺得腳有點痛= =
04/30 04:21, 6F

04/30 04:22, , 7F
Rose大概歸心太急,求勝心重,實在是個負責任的好球員QQ
04/30 04:22, 7F

04/30 05:13, , 8F
我不覺得3樓有資格做這樣的指責 希望您把話收回去
04/30 05:13, 8F

04/30 05:51, , 9F
雖然不是牛迷 但蠻喜歡Rose 希望能完全康復回來阿!!
04/30 05:51, 9F

04/30 08:36, , 10F
我覺得Rose第一場付出就這麼勉強切入 真不知道他在急什麼
04/30 08:36, 10F

04/30 08:37, , 11F
應該穩下來慢慢打 很多切入都可以不用那麼勉強
04/30 08:37, 11F

04/30 08:37, , 12F
尤其又是大領先的比賽 沒必要那麼拚 我不懂他在想什麼
04/30 08:37, 12F

04/30 08:56, , 13F
Rose打法有時真的很沒腦...亂衝-->失誤...
04/30 08:56, 13F

04/30 08:56, , 14F
現在受傷是好事,好好思考以後該怎麼打
04/30 08:56, 14F

04/30 09:18, , 15F
CP3是不是也從重傷回覆
04/30 09:18, 15F

04/30 09:49, , 16F
重新養好身體再來吧~~典偉就是個例子喔!!你還年輕啦!!
04/30 09:49, 16F

04/30 11:50, , 17F
重傷回來最好的例子是典偉啦,他左肩跟兩膝都開過刀
04/30 11:50, 17F

04/30 11:50, , 18F
而且開刀時年紀比Rose現在還大...
04/30 11:50, 18F

04/30 11:50, , 19F
此外典偉曾經在某季身上有11處以上受傷...他才傷的慘
04/30 11:50, 19F

04/30 11:51, , 20F
以Rose現在的年紀受傷,好好復健回的來的...
04/30 11:51, 20F

04/30 11:52, , 21F
我印象中典偉受傷開刀後,也在芝加哥跟MJ專屬復健師復健
04/30 11:52, 21F

04/30 12:37, , 22F
大家都是希望rose好 版友可能說的比較直接 沒什麼惡意
04/30 12:37, 22F

04/30 12:37, , 23F
我覺得是Rose向來的切入動作就不是很協調 本季終於爆發了一
04/30 12:37, 23F

04/30 12:37, , 24F
些痛痛 與他無腦應該沒太大關係
04/30 12:37, 24F

04/30 12:38, , 25F
Rose還年輕 打球方式是該思考一下
04/30 12:38, 25F

04/30 12:40, , 26F
帶領公牛 也讓自己走的更長久
04/30 12:40, 26F

04/30 12:53, , 27F
說實在在場上了很難不拼命拉~~
04/30 12:53, 27F

04/30 14:15, , 28F
這場有幾個切入還想說 終於回來了...QQ
04/30 14:15, 28F

04/30 14:20, , 29F
3樓應該是指之前ROSE的幾各發言吧 沒辦法低調 裁判這類的
04/30 14:20, 29F

04/30 14:23, , 30F
Rose背負的壓力確實很大加上他又很有責任心 結果Q.Q
04/30 14:23, 30F

04/30 17:26, , 31F
Tim Grover是很出名的體能教練,他的中心就在芝加哥,許
04/30 17:26, 31F

04/30 17:28, , 32F
多球員都找過他,包括Jordan Wade T-Mac等等。
04/30 17:28, 32F

04/30 17:50, , 33F
其實CP3跟典偉的膝傷都比ROSE的輕微很多~ROSE的很嚴重
04/30 17:50, 33F

04/30 17:52, , 34F
他復出後肯定是無法像以前那樣打了~祝福他早日康復
04/30 17:52, 34F

04/30 17:53, , 35F
年輕就是本錢,好好休養,未來還是樂觀的。
04/30 17:53, 35F

04/30 17:57, , 36F
沒錯 就算無法回到受傷前 以他的能力 應該還是有明星水準
04/30 17:57, 36F

04/30 23:55, , 37F
希望上季狂放無雙的Rose能回來
04/30 23:55, 37F

05/01 00:16, , 38F
十字韌帶斷裂這種傷絕對不是好事 就算回來也看不到以前那
05/01 00:16, 38F

05/01 00:17, , 39F
個rose了
05/01 00:17, 39F

05/01 08:54, , 40F
拜託樓上別唱衰好嗎?
05/01 08:54, 40F

05/01 13:20, , 41F
是撕裂, 不是斷裂!
05/01 13:20, 41F

05/01 13:20, , 42F
韌帶撕裂還有辦法讓它癒合,但斷裂就沒辦法了~
05/01 13:20, 42F

05/01 14:16, , 43F
推樓上G大
05/01 14:16, 43F

05/01 17:14, , 44F
G大的話我能解釋成 不到斷裂的程度話 完全復原樂觀很多嗎?
05/01 17:14, 44F

05/01 18:50, , 45F
對Rose是抱著樂觀期待的心,等他回來!
05/01 18:50, 45F

05/01 18:51, , 46F
當然以年紀還有身體負荷來說,打法真的要慢慢轉變!加油!!
05/01 18:51, 46F

05/02 00:09, , 47F
Rose還年輕應該還是可以完全康復
05/02 00:09, 47F

05/02 00:10, , 48F
不過公牛除了Rose還有誰擅長切入嗎?
05/02 00:10, 48F

05/02 00:10, , 49F
感覺少了Rose就變跳投大隊
05/02 00:10, 49F

05/02 00:54, , 50F
min大~根據我以往詢問的經驗,理應是如此沒錯! 雖然能
05/02 00:54, 50F

05/02 00:55, , 51F
否完全復原我不敢說,但如您所說,至少比斷裂的情形樂觀
05/02 00:55, 51F

05/02 00:55, , 52F
很多~算是不幸中的大幸吧!
05/02 00:55, 52F
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