Martin to undergo knee surgery By Marc J. Spears Denver Post Staff Writer Article Last Updated:11/12/2006 08:34:35 PM MST Kenyon Martin (Post file) Charlotte, N.C. - Many athletes, including John Elway, Kobe Bryant, Bruce Smith, Dan Marino, Bode Miller, Picabo Street and Greg Norman, have had work done at the Steadman-Hawkins clinic in Vail. Nuggets forward Kenyon Martin will soon join that list. Martin is scheduled to have arthroscopic surgery on his left knee at the Steadman-Hawkins clinic in Vail on Thursday. The Nuggets forward has missed the past three games after an MRI showed loose bodies in his knee prior to a game against New York on Nov. 8. While Martin has been projected to be out 6-8 weeks, Nuggets athletic trainer Jim Gillen said a better timetable would be known after surgery. "I've heard it reported from sources that it will take anywhere from two weeks to six months," Gillen said. "Until after the surgery, we won't know." Martin missed 22 games last season with right knee problems. The 6-foot-9, 240-pounder had microfracture surgery on his right knee in the summer of 2003. Martin joined the Nuggets on their four-game road trip in Charlotte on Saturday, but will be back in Colorado on Wednesday in preparation for the surgery. 休息2周到6个月都有可能，要等到手术过後才会有确切的时间@@ --

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