Sounds worse, never heard of a nba player getting thisI stand corrected
In researching the surgery, he's looking at at total knee replacement if it doesn't work.
Lonzo Ball will undergo a third surgery on his left knee that is expected to cost him most, if not all, of the 2023-24 season
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Cartilage transplant sounds like a degenerative condition. I play a doctor on the Coli. 
Sounds like it might be from a cadaverCartilage transplant sounds like a degenerative condition. I play a doctor on the Coli.
Cartilage transplant? 
How did he injure his knee in the first place?
How did he injure his knee in the first place?
Thank you for posting this, because I was asking wtf else would he be doing with another surgery. At this point, his team had to be looking into some extreme procedures like this tweet calls out.
Chandler Parsons was talking about him potentially having to get that shot that regrows cartilage in his knee some weeks ago. He mentioned that it wears off every 4 or 5 months and it's administered in Germany (which isn't ideal when you're in the middle of a season). This is his future, never heard of a replacement, but I'm assuming the maintenance on his knee moving forward has to be crazy for an NBA athlete.
MCL tear, it wasn't even some horrific play or anything violent. Just hurt it one game, then they mentioned he was getting a MRI. Now he hasn't been back since.Cartilage transplant?
How did he injure his knee in the first place?
Not true. After Rose tenure here, Lonzo's career potentially being over isn't nothing we not built fordamn, if I gave a shyt about the Bulls this news would be devastating
nikka was talking big shyt and low-key blaming the Bulls for the prolonged injury. Now I'm assuming Lonzo and his team have been responsible for his recovery since the 2nd surgery and now here we are...
damn he was heating up in the Chi... but his career is probably over
i think your talking about prp treatment, that doesnt help grow cartilage, it helps promote healing with your own bloodThank you for posting this, because I was asking wtf else would he be doing with another surgery. At this point, his team had to be looking into some extreme procedures like this tweet calls out.
Chandler Parsons was talking about him potentially having to get that shot that regrows cartilage in his knee some weeks ago. He mentioned that it wears off every 4 or 5 months and it's administered in Germany (which isn't ideal when you're in the middle of a season). This is his future, never heard of a replacement, but I'm assuming the maintenance on his knee moving forward has to be crazy for an NBA athlete.
