The injury occurred Dec. 14 at “Saturday Night’s Main Event” during a fight against Kevin Owens.
Mr. Rhodes was kept overnight at the hospital for observation. No fractures were found, but he was diagnosed with axial compression of the cervical spine and a cervical strain accompanied by spasms.
No timetable was provided for Mr. Rhodes’ return to the ring. The WWE medical team is closely monitoring his recovery, according to the report.
Louisville, Ky.-based UofL Health has received a $1 million grant to expand its spinal cord injury recovery facility, according to…
Aclarion’s augmented intelligence tool, Nociscan, is more cost effective compared to provocative discography, according to a new study. The study,…
Sutter Roseville (Calif.) Medical Center has earned accreditation for its new neurology residency program. The program, which was recently accredited…
Comments are closed.