Heinrich, Ramunas set to return
Manama : Heinrich Haussler and Ramunas Navardauskas of the Bahrain Merida Pro Cycling Team are recovering from medical problems and are expected to return to action soon. Navardauskas, who suffers from cardiac arrhythmia is expected to resume training again in approximately a month’s time and Haussler has resumed training after the recent Arthroscopy of the left knee.
“Ten days ago, in Orthopedic Klinik of Basel, a second arthroscopic treatment was necessary for reduce an important hypertrophic Hoffa’s fat body that created impingement inside the left knee. Surgery treatment was excellent and the first check done yesterday shows a dry knee and a good performance about movements and stability,” Dr Carlo Guardascione, Medical Staff of team Bahrain Merida said about Haussler medical situation.
“All is going very good after the Arthroscopy, no pain, not much swelling and I feel good. I went for my first ride and it went very well. Now I will just follow the normal rehab protocol, build up my left leg up again and as soon as I can get back to normal training again I will be back with my teammates out on the road and the races,” Haussler, after the recent surgery, said.
“As a result of extensive cardiac examinations of level 2 carried out at the National Olympic Centre in Lithuania, the presence of a cardiac arrhythmia requires a period of rest and de-training of at least one month, after that a further cardiological check-up will definitively clarify the evolution of the cardiac anomaly found,” Dr Guardascione announced after receiving medical results for Navardauskas.
“I feel OK. And I miss racing very much. So far I am resting at home in Lithuania and waiting for what doctors will tell me to do,” said Navardauskas.
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