Tiger Woods has successful follow-up procedures after car crash

Tiger Woods was moved to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in LA and received successful follow-up procedures Friday after a car crash that left him badly injured earlier this week. Woods was previously at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center. Woods is reported to have had shattered bones in his lower right leg in multiple locations. A rod was placed in his tibia to stabilize those injuries.

Tiger Woods has successful follow-up procedures after car crash

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