So it's not his vagina after all?

I sold X-ray equipment and it is difficult to scan through a tremendous amount of swelling and get an accurate reading on film. Many times I've seen a better reading once the swelling goes down and the radiation doesn't get diminished on the way to the bone.

Still, it was past time for these guys to go. These misdiagnosis have been ridiculously incorrect and it has to stop. We lose at least one player a year to poor evaluation.

What I have learned is most people give doctors waaay more credit than they deserve and take their word as gospel. 8 times out of 10 I will listen to what the nurses and nurse practitioners before the doctor.

What I have learned is most people give doctors waaay more credit than they deserve and take their word as gospel. 8 times out of 10 I will listen to what the nurses and nurse practitioners before the doctor.

Having worked in a hospital for four years and an HMO for over five, I know the rodeo...

Learned two things during those years:

First, Nurses know who the good Docs are and the ones to avoid...

Second, Nurses know how to ****...

That's the point I was making. It is difficult, if not impossible, to tell the difference between a bone contusion and a stress fracture until the enema (swelling) has subsided. A misdiagnosis is very possible if forced to make a call before enough time has elapsed, but if unsure they should have made the call to treat it as a fracture until they could know for sure.