Injury Updates (13 Viewers)
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this looks like some positive change:
https://x.com/CodBianconero/status/2046477527934185554
https://www.codicebianconero.com/la-stagione-delle-gambe-sane/
what happened is that the club appointed darren burgess as director of performance, then spalletti bought his own staff including sinatti, and between 25th and 33rd rounds, the club suffered much less muscular injuries and collected more points than during the previous 3 seasons. maybe it's just an easier schedule, maybe it's just an arbitrary period they checked, maybe it's just some luck, who knows. but the trend looks like broken: jj has less muscle injuries than before
btw the article talks a bit about both burgess and sinatti, it might be well worth taking a minute or two to read it
https://x.com/CodBianconero/status/2046477527934185554
https://www.codicebianconero.com/la-stagione-delle-gambe-sane/
what happened is that the club appointed darren burgess as director of performance, then spalletti bought his own staff including sinatti, and between 25th and 33rd rounds, the club suffered much less muscular injuries and collected more points than during the previous 3 seasons. maybe it's just an easier schedule, maybe it's just an arbitrary period they checked, maybe it's just some luck, who knows. but the trend looks like broken: jj has less muscle injuries than before
btw the article talks a bit about both burgess and sinatti, it might be well worth taking a minute or two to read it
But now on a more serious note i guess timing wise it’s probably a good moment to do it now rather than wait even longer as it means this way we’ll at least have him fully recovered and ready for January onwards when we’ll play more than a few decisive games and then also for the business end of the season more so.
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Wasn’t called up for our preseason either specifically so that he can take his time to fully recover, then for the last few weeks it seemed like he’s back and everything is well but now it suddenly relapsed again instead… not even sure what to say at this stage, if they did postpone a surgery that seemed almost inevitable only to conclude that he’d still need to be doing it now it just sounds like classic JMedical at it's finest hours.
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You would always try to avoid cartillage operations. Always because the operative options that don't scrape away some cartillage (in a lavage) simply don't deliver good results. And the lavage itself removes a bit of the cartillage layer so it's always negative in the end (most likely for the later stages of his career and simply his later life...).
Some things aren't about recuperating fast but simply the BEST option for the guy himself... This is one of those cases. Too bad it didn't work conservatively because it's a serious injury if it needs operating on...
Some things aren't about recuperating fast but simply the BEST option for the guy himself... This is one of those cases. Too bad it didn't work conservatively because it's a serious injury if it needs operating on...
Medical Update | Khephren Thuram and Juan Cabal
This morning, Khephren Thuram underwent chondroplasty surgery to treat chondropathy of the patella in his right knee. The procedure, performed by Dr. Bertrand Sonnery-Cottet in the presence of the club’s medical director, Dr. Luca Stefanini, at the Hôpital Privé Jean Mermoz in Lyon, was a complete success, and the player will begin his rehabilitation program tomorrow.
Following a muscle issue he experienced during yesterday’s training session, Juan Cabal underwent further diagnostic tests this morning at J|medical. Imaging tests revealed a mild strain of the semimembranosus muscle in his left thigh.
[Juventus]
This morning, Khephren Thuram underwent chondroplasty surgery to treat chondropathy of the patella in his right knee. The procedure, performed by Dr. Bertrand Sonnery-Cottet in the presence of the club’s medical director, Dr. Luca Stefanini, at the Hôpital Privé Jean Mermoz in Lyon, was a complete success, and the player will begin his rehabilitation program tomorrow.
Following a muscle issue he experienced during yesterday’s training session, Juan Cabal underwent further diagnostic tests this morning at J|medical. Imaging tests revealed a mild strain of the semimembranosus muscle in his left thigh.
[Juventus]
