Deron Williams's Sports Injuries

Type of Sport: Basketball

Deron Williams's Sports Injuries Table

Type Area Date Consequences Content How It Happened Recovery Duration Rehabilitation Details Impact On Career Psychological Impact Previous Injuries Return To Competition Severity Treatment Medical Staff Long Term Impact Preventive Measures Competition Missed Initial Symptoms Re Injury Risk Support System Rehabilitation Location
Sprains Left Ankle 2012-01-03 Missed multiple games during the season. In January 2012, Deron Williams sprained his left ankle during a game. This injury caused him to miss several games and affected his performance throughout the season. Twisted ankle while driving to the basket. 2 weeks Rest, physical therapy, and gradual return to activity. Contributed to inconsistent performance. Added stress and frustration. Previous right ankle sprain in 2008. 2012-01-18 Mild RICE, physical therapy, and ankle supports. Team doctors and physical therapists. Occasional discomfort. Strengthening exercises and ankle supports. 5 games Pain, swelling, and limited mobility. Moderate Team, family, and coaching staff. Team facilities.
Sprains Right Ankle 2008-10-31 Missed the first 13 games of the season. Deron Williams suffered a severe right ankle sprain during a pre-season game in November 2008. This injury caused him to miss the first 13 games of the 2008-2009 NBA season. Landed awkwardly after a jump shot. 4 weeks Physical therapy and strengthening exercises. Affected his performance early in the season. Increased cautiousness in play. None reported on the same ankle before. 2008-12-01 Moderate Rest, ice, compression, elevation (RICE), and physical therapy. Team doctors and physical therapists. Minor lingering discomfort. Ankle braces and specific strengthening exercises. 13 games Swelling, pain, and difficulty walking. Moderate Team and family support. Team facilities.
Strains Left Calf 2016-04-13 Missed the start of the playoffs. In April 2016, Deron Williams strained his left calf muscle during a game, which caused him to miss the beginning of the playoffs. Strained calf muscle during a game. 3 weeks Rest, physical therapy, and gradual return to activity. Missed crucial playoff games. Disappointment in missing key games. None reported on the calf before. 2016-05-05 Moderate Rest, ice, compression, elevation (RICE), and physical therapy. Team doctors and physical therapists. Minor risk of re-injury. Strengthening and flexibility exercises. 4 playoff games Pain, swelling, and difficulty walking. Moderate Team, family, and medical staff. Team facilities.
Strains Right Wrist 2014-02-07 Missed several games and affected shooting ability. In February 2014, Deron Williams strained his right wrist after a fall during a game. This injury led to him missing multiple games and impacted his shooting performance upon return. Fell on an outstretched hand during a game. 3 weeks Rest, physical therapy, and wrist exercises. Reduced shooting accuracy temporarily. Frustration due to impaired shooting. None reported on the wrist before. 2014-03-01 Moderate Rest, immobilization, and physical therapy. Team doctors and physical therapists. Minor discomfort during intense activity. Strengthening and flexibility exercises. 7 games Pain, swelling, and decreased range of motion. Low Team, family, and medical staff. Team facilities.

Deron Williams's Sports Injuries Videos

Deron Williams: Another Ankle Injury

Deron Williams left the Suns game and went back to the locker room after rolling his ankle again. Williams was fighting off Bledsoe and left a shot short before tumbling down in pain underneath the hoop. He landed awkwardly on his left ankle, which has been a recurring issue for him in recent years. He was helped back into the locker room.
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Deron Williams' Injury vs. Bulls

Deron Williams Injury vs Bulls. Robinson says Williams took the shot, lost his balance, and fell. Evans couldn't grab the rebound. Deron Williams went down, and Chicago has a 42-39 lead. Williams is limping off the floor, grabbing his right leg. Tim Walsh is examining the high ankle portion of the leg, and Williams is heading to the locker room. The hope is that it's not a high ankle sprain.
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