The Air XI 11 was released 1995. was back for real and he led the Bulls to yet another victory. He also became the second man to ever win Most Valuable Player awards for the regular , All-Star Game and Finals the same . He averaged 30 points per game and scored 40 or more points nine . What a come back! Triple come back If was back, so was Tinker Hatfield. A terrific design with a new patent leather and the return of the clear rubber sole made the Air XI the most appreciated Air model ever released. But when the design stunned everyone, the durability and quality was disappointing. Again the clear rubber soles easily yellowed and the patent leather also tended to crack up and or easily get scratched. Top design – lacking quality Back to the banning days was fined $5000 per game during the semifinals 1995 for wearing the Air 11 Original – Concords . He wore them twice and this was looked upon as uniform violation as the rest of the Bulls wore entirely black shoes. ‘s were banned from the .) Being fined two was enough though and the next game he wore Anfernee Hardaway’s shoes. But did Nike enjoy MJ not wearing AJ’s? Probably not as he got the Air 11 Original – Space Jams for the remaining . The same shoes that could also be seen the movie Retro fever When the Air 11’s were retroed 2000, they would prove to become the retro that sold the highest quantity ever and also the fastest selling Air ‘s of all time. Latest updates, release dates and news:
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What is a cystoscopy?
A cystoscopy is a telescopic examination of the bladder. It can be carried out under general anaesthetic (asleep), or under local anaesthetic (awake). If the test is being done to make a diagnosis it is usually done under local anaesthetic (LA), whereas if it is being done as treatment it is usually done under general anaesthetic (GA). If done under LA, there is no need to starve before the operation. A flexible instrument is passed through the urethra into the bladder, and after filling the bladder with salty water the bladder is inspected. The procedure usually takes a few minutes and the results discussed immediately. After the test is complete the patient is discharged and is free to go back to normal lifestyle, although it is adviseable to increase fluid intake for several days afterwards. The procedure may cause discomfort, bleeding in the urine, or urinary infection. If the procedure is done under GA it usually involves admission to hospital for a day, but not overnight. It is not adviseable for the patient to be alone or drive/operate machinery for 24 hours after a general anaesthetic. The same risks of discomfort, bleeding or infection apply as with a LA procedure, but as with all procedures carried out under general anaesthetic, there are risks of heart, lung or thrombosis problems.
What is a ureteric stent and what problems might it cause?
A ureteric stent is a long thin plastic tube that is inserted into the ureter (the tube that joins the kidney to the bladder). It is held in position by a curl at the top, which sits inside the kidney, and a curl at the bottom, which sits inside the bladder. It is used to drain the kidney if there is a blockage within the ureter. It may also be used after surgery (such as telescopic examination of the ureter) in which there has be some stretching or damage to the ureter; when it helps to prevent blockage of the tube during healing. A stent can cause problems, such as pain in the kidney on passing urine, a feeling of needing to pass urine more often than normal, discomfort, infection or bleeding in the urine. Stents are usually only used for short periods of time and should not be left for more than 6-12 months without removing or changing. Removing a stent usually requires a cystosopcy under local anaesthetic, at which point the stent can be grasped and pulled out, without too much discomfort.
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