University of Central Florida quarterback McKenzie Milton received a fourth successful surgery to the knee, Milton’s mother Theresa said on Instagram.
Dr. Kenneth Krumins and health professional Mary Heiden of Jewett Orthopaedic Clinic performed the surgery and featured in the video announced everything went perfectly.
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A success ….Over One more Hurtle . Gods Plan. And keep the prayers coming !!!! Mama Milton Out
Good Morning Knight Nation! Wanted to thank you all for the prayers and good thoughts! Yesterday KZ has a ultra sound and it was music to our hearts ! Today a surgery to get him more comfortable! He will be at the Fiesta Bowl to cheer his team mates on to Victory! Arizona bound
— TeresaMilton (@milton6teresa) December 13, 2018
Emergency surgery at Tampa General Hospital took place to restore blood flow to McKenzie’s leg after dislocating at the knee. Milton’s Thursday surgery was made to make him more comfortable and allow for travel to Arizona for PlayStation Fiesta Bowl that features UCF and LSU. At least one more surgery is needed to repair the joint; nerve damage and blood flow, though improving, still afflict the student-athlete.
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