Fracture Pelvis

How to Fracture Your Pelvis and Qualify for Boston – All in Six Months (PART ONE) by Kate Freed Posted Wed 05 Dec 2012 10:46am If you’ve been reading this blog at all over the past year, you might recall the turbulent emotional rollercoaster that was my 2012 running calendar. I had an aggressive and optimistic race schedule planned out from April to November 2012, including dreams of PR’s, capped off with running the NYC Marathon in November. The year started successfu ... Read on »

How to Fracture Your Pelvis and Qualify for Boston – All in Six Months! (PART TWO) by Kate Freed Posted Wed 26 Dec 2012 4:17pm I hope you all had a fabulously relaxing and indulgent holiday. I had a wonderful time visiting family in New Hampshire, Boston, and Pennsylvania, and am using this week to finally get caught up on my to-do list. I apologize for the infrequent blog posts these days. Quite honestly I haven’t been running all that much since the Manchester C ... Read on »

Second opinion on MRI reveals stress fracture in my pelvis, not my hip. No running for 3 to 4 months. by Kevin L. Patient Expert

Posted Wed 09 Mar 2011 1:01pm The headline says it all, right?Last week, I got an MRI and my physical therapist told me it was a stress reaction in my hip and said no running for a month. Today (Wednesday the 9th), I got a second... Visit http://5ksandcabernets.blogspot.com for more Read on »

What a stress fracture in my pelvis looks like: it's kind of graphic. by Kevin L. Patient Expert

Posted Fri 11 Mar 2011 5:42pm The docs actually thought there was something wrong with my hips and so they only took pictures of, you guessed it, my hips. When I took the MRI film to get a second opinion, the doc there saw the... Read on »

Recovery from pelvis stress fracture going slow, but running has produced no set backs. by Kevin L. Patient Expert

Posted Fri 08 Apr 2011 11:05am I’ve run six times for a total of about 24 miles since coming back from my pelvis stress fracture. And the good news is that I have not re-injured myself. I’m icing at least once or twice... Read on »

Pelvic Fracture May Increase Tra ... by Dr. Rubens D. Medical Doctor

Posted Tue 22 Dec 2009 7:08pm Pelvic Fracture May Increase Trauma Patients' Risk of Death But it is only one variable among many, and some are more strongly associated with mortality 23 dec 2009-- In trauma patients, pelvic fracture is significantly associated with death, but its effect should be considered in relation to other variables, acc ... Read on »

Where Are You Most Likely to Get a Stress Fracture? Research to Help You Catch Potential Stress Fractures Early by runnersconnect Posted Tue 12 Mar 2013 6:00am A stress fracture is one of the most feared running injuries . With a virtually guaranteed six or eight-week layoff from running, the prospect of sustaining one is unsettling even to veteran runners who have dealt with other injuries. Additionally, the fact that it’s a bone injury—something we usually associate with hard falls or other traumati ... Read on »

Pelvis progress report: Holding up during hills and hard surfaces by Kevin L. Patient Expert

Posted Sun 17 Apr 2011 10:26am I’ve run 11 times since coming back from a stress fracture in my pelvis. Saturday’s run was my first away from the soft trails of Austin’s Town Lake. That meant hills and hard... Read on »

Horner back for Lombardia, looking for a win by Tom H. Patient Expert

Posted Sat 26 Sep 2009 10:11pm By: Laura Weislo American Chris Horner has been knocked out of racing with broken bones and faced frustrating recoveries four times this season. On each occasion he has returned to form and into the mix, knocking at the door of a strong result before the next crash sent him back to the sofa to heal a fracture. He'll get his last chance ... Read on »

From Party Girl to Multi-Ironman Athlete by Carrots 'N' Cake Patient Expert

Posted Sat 14 Apr 2012 11:44am As I turned the corner onto the final stretch of Ali’i drive, the roaring of the crowd and the thumping of the finish line music echoed down the road. Spectators high-fived me in the street, and the sea of people behind the barricades waved flags from countries all around the world. The finish line ramp came into full view and I saw mysel ... Read on »

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