Rangers' Avery moved out of intensive care unit

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Skate 2 Stick found this 5/4/2008 on www.tsn.ca [flag]
NEW YORK - Rangers forward Sean Avery was transferred out of the intensive care unit Saturday, and remained hospitalized during recovery from a lacerated spleen. There was no immediate word when Avery would be released from the hospital, Rangers spokesman John Rosasco said. The rugged winger had been in intensive care since he was injured Tuesday night, with doctors waiting for internal ... [link]

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Avery recovering, doing well
Published 5/4/2008 by TonyH at Skate 2 Stick
RANGERS’ AVERY MOVED OUT OF INTENSIVE CARE UNIT NEW YORK - Rangers forward Sean Avery was transferred out of the intensive care unit Saturday, and remained hospitalized during recovery from a lacerated spleen. There was no immediate word when Avery would be released from the hospital, Rangers spokesman ...

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RANGERLAND.NET found this 5/4/2008 on www.nydailynews.com

Before boarding their flight for Pittsburgh this afternoon, the Rangers were given some uplifting news: Sean Avery has been released from the intensive care unit and moved into a regular room at St. Vincent’s Hospital. Avery is expected to ...
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