The ECB's chief medical officer Nick Peirce said that Pietersen had seen the world's leading Achilles specialist and a decision was made to operate on his right Achilles tendon.
Achilles has also developed a number of specialized programs like Achilles Kids, which works with more than 4, 000 disabled children, and the Freedom Team of Wounded Veterans, which has helped more than 1, 000 disabled veterans finish marathons across the country.
For all Genzyme's stability, its gene therapy research might represent a kind of Achilles' heel.
The Players' Achilles' heel, however, is that it is still essentially a PGA Tour tournament.
The researchers' attention then turned to the Achilles' tendon, which connects the calf to the heel.
He later said on his website his shoulder and Achilles tendon were bothering him.
The 30-year-old left-arm seamer missed Friday's humiliating 158-run loss in Rajkot with Achilles problems.
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NATO's smart weapons squeamishness about taking (as well as gratuitously inflicting) casualties is also the alliance's Achilles heel.
That was kind of the Achilles heel that Congress used to attack income shifting with trusts.
O'Neill trained on Sunday, but complained of lingering pain in his left Achilles heel.
Every couple has its Achilles' heel, that pressure-cooker situation that brings out the worst in two people.
Wales became penned back in their own half because of their other Achilles' heel - the line-out.
However, government bonds have a significant Achilles' heel: Whenever rates rise, they will take the biggest hit.
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Striker Feeney has a back injury while Ipswich defender McAuley is ruled out by an Achilles problem.
But the Conservatives will have to be believed and this is the Achilles heel of the strategy.
So it is clear that Israel cannot simply turn its back on the free world's Achilles heel.
Ms. ANDERSON: Republicans will give the appearance of contesting for African-American vote because they've remained the Republican Party's Achilles' heel.
On September 8th of 2004, DirecTV announced its intentions to address what many consider DirecTV?s Achilles? heel, local HD channels.
Oldham striker Feeney has a back injury while Ipswich defender McAuley is ruled out by an Achilles injury.
If the new pension regime has an Achilles heel, it is the state-owned institutions still associated with it.
Low productivity remains its Achilles heel, with no clear signs of any recent pick-up in its trend growth.
The scandals nonetheless made clear that the Catholic Church's lumbering, centuries-old Vatican administrative bureaucracy is its Achilles' heel.
The 28-year-old, who has suffered Achilles tendon problems in the past, said he was "gutted" by the setback.
Tomlinson has been struggling with an Achilles injury and feels he is not fully prepared to mount a challenge.
Michael Clarke has been appointed vice-captain while opening batsman Matthew Hayden has been included after overcoming an Achilles injury.
"Water is the nuclear industry's Achilles heel, " Jim Warren, executive director of N.
The lock's Achilles problem means Pascal Pape comes into the second row with Jerome Thion now on the bench.
Reg NMS worked perfectly well Thursday but the crisis exposed its Achilles heel.
This specificity is essential but it is also its Achilles' heel - because these viruses are masters of disguise.
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