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But unlike the first time she was away, when she missed the first 11 games because of an avulsion fracture in her pelvis, this brief hiatus was good news for Johnson. Counterforce bracing or taping for epicondylitis is described with a caution for the young athlete and the possibility of an avulsion fracture. During the first summer passing tournament, Wirthlin suffered an avulsion fracture on his hip - caused when a ligament or tendon tears a piece of bone - and underwent four hours of surgery to reattach the bone. |
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