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Old 09-18-2006   #1
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Default Norm clarifies TO's injury...

Norm called the Cowboys' doctors to clarify it ...

Its not a broken finger as its being listed by most of the newspapers this morning. Its a fractured metacarpal, which are the bones that run from your wrist to your knuckle. Its in the top part of the hand. The doctors will just go in to stabilize the fracture so it will heal faster, and he could play with a pad on his hand in a couple of weeks. Broken fingers are actually a nasty and much more serious injury for WR's.

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Norm called the Cowboys doctors to clarify it ...

Its not a broken finger as its being listed as by most of the newspapers this morning. Broken fingers are actually a nasty injury for WR's. Its a fractured metacarpal, which are the bones that goes from your wrist to your knuckle. Its in the top part of the hand. The doctors will just go in to stabilize the fracture so it will heal faster, and he could play with a pad on his hand in a couple of weeks.
Which means there is a chance that he could be ready for Tenn at best and Philly for sure
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I honestly expect him to be healed by our next game. I've had this same injury twice. I was a young kid both times, but it wasn't particularly painful or anything after a few days. In 2 weeks, with a hyperbaric chamber, he should be good to go.
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Thanks for the update. That is good news.
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I may be in the minority but I'd rather him rest against Tenn unless he's at or close to 100%. No need risking further injury against a team we should be able to beat with Crayton and Hurd playing along side Glenn.
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Yea i agree, i just hope he plays against the TExans, cause yea i have tickets with my dad, and i want me some TO. lol
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90 minutes in the hyperbarric chamber, and he'll be fine!

He'll be back at practice tomorrow.
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Default TO does not have a broken finger

Originally posted by ROBBOBVILA from a sports forum:

He has a fracture to metacarpal which is not as serious as broken finger according to Norm from the Ticket.
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If that is the case, He should be ready to play Tenn. IMO
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I honestly expect him to be healed by our next game. I've had this same injury twice. I was a young kid both times, but it wasn't particularly painful or anything after a few days. In 2 weeks, with a hyperbaric chamber, he should be good to go.

I don't think a hyperbaric chamber is going to help as much for broken bones.
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If its the bone between wrist and finger in the hand then I have broken that finger myself, although I broke the "pinkie" finger on my right hand.

That fracture is often referred to as a boxers fracture as it usually gets broken when throwing a punch (I broke mine by getting kicked in the hand playing soccer though).

Anyway, its not a very painful break, a bit achey maybe. I was told that usually they do not operate on it as it will usually heal ok on its own and it's actually more risky to operate and risk any kind of infection in the hand. I didn't have an operation, I just had a cast on my hand for a couple of weeks (no more than 2) and after that it was fine.

My extremely naive medical opinion, he'll be back for the Philthy game.
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Norm called the Cowboys' doctors to clarify it ...

Its not a broken finger as its being listed by most of the newspapers this morning. Its a fractured metacarpal, which are the bones that run from your wrist to your knuckle. Its in the top part of the hand. The doctors will just go in to stabilize the fracture so it will heal faster, and he could play with a pad on his hand in a couple of weeks. Broken fingers are actually a nasty and much more serious injury for WR's.
The 2-4 week estimate was based on this fractured info, not the broken info. He's still 2-4 weeks. I expect TO will get back out there much closer to the 2 than the 4. We'll see...
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Didn't Emmitt Smith have this injury in 99? I think he hurt his hand in a Monday nighter against the Vikings. (Where he was dominating) and missed the next game against Green Bay.
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90 minutes in the hyperbarric chamber, and he'll be fine!

He'll be back at practice tomorrow.
Parcells will expect nothing less.
Players should play with pain, Remember Whitten and broken jaw. He missed one game.

TO has the bye week to heal.
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Didn't Emmitt Smith have this injury in 99? I think he hurt his hand in a Monday nighter against the Vikings. (Where he was dominating) and missed the next game against Green Bay.
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