Basso back on the bike after testicular cancer
Italian yet to decide if he will race again





168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Ivan Basso has ridden his bike for the first time since undergoing surgery for testicular cancer but has said that he has still to decide if he will return to racing as a professional with 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Tinkoff-Saxo.
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Basso was 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:diagnosed with testicular cancer during the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Tour de France as an indirect result of a minor crash on stage 5 to Amiens, in which he injured his lef💮t testicle. When the ܫpain persisted, examination by the Tinkoff-Saxo medical staff revealed a lump in his testicle. Basso was taken to hospital in Pau on the first rest day for further tests, which confirmed that the lump was cancerous. He underwent surgery in Italy just over a month ago, with doctors confirming an early diagnosis and treatment had helped his prognosis.
Basso went for a short ride with his son Santiago around Livigno, where numerous Italians rider train at altitude during the summer. In a special press conference before the ride, Basso joked about having taken a 'long holiday' off the bike and revealed he faces an important medical check-up on Seꦕptember 1st.
"I'm happy to be able to start riding again today I don't know if I'll race again or if I'll be in the peloton next year. But the bike is a way of life, it's good for you and it makes people happy. Cycling is not only about racing," Basso said, according to Gazzetta dello Sport.
Basso is expected to stay in Livigno for a few days🐼 before returning h💞ome to Cassano Magnago near Milan to decide his future.
"On the first of September I've got an important check-up. It's not a routine visit but very specific. Professor Montorsi and his team has doneও an excellent job and we're very optimistic for the future," he said.
"In the last ten days during a family holiday I've discovered how nice it is to reflect on things. My future will definitely be in cycling but I don't know in what way. I've got to thank the Tinkoff-Saxo team for their support in my fight against cancer and eve💎n riding my bike again is a success. My bike is part oജf my family and so any decision about the future will be made after lots of thought and consideration."
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