168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Giulio Ciccone (Trek-Segafredo) has gone und🌺er the knife for a ♛nose operation designed to improve his breathing. 

Following the conclusion of the 2020 season, the Italia🍒n said he'd finally found time to go ahead with the procedure, which had been on the cards fo♐r a while. 

Ciccone has suffered from a 🌄septum deviation, where the wall dividing the two nasal passageไs falls out of line and restricts breathing. 

"The fine-tuning for 2021 continues. After years of waiting and postponements I underwent a functional rhinoseptoplasty," Ciccone wrote in a social media update from a hospital bed, alongside a specialist maxillofacial surgeon.&nbs𒊎p;

"The septum was now completely deviated and functionality was extremely re🌳duced. If, from now on, you will not only see photos with my mouth open, the credit goes to Dr Tito Marianetti. An infinite thank you for his professionalism and availability, I could not find better hands to rely on."

Ciccone, who won the Trofeo Laigueglia at the start of the season, 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:suffered from COVID-19 in the summer, leaving a Trek-Segafredo training camp due to fatigue before testing positive o🌼n August 31. 

He was pulled from Tirreno-Adriatico but came back to race the Gi🃏ro d'Italia, which he had to leave after 13 stages, with his team saying it was "prudent not to overload an already tired physique."

Ciccone, who won a stage and the mountains classification at the 2019 Giro, before wearing the yellow jersey at the Tour de France,ꦍ was forced to end his 2020 campaign on a disappointing note. Since the restart, his highlight was fifth place at Il Lombardia.

"It has been a very tr🍒oubled season, for many reasons, and unfortunately this withdraw 🤡seems a natural conclusion," he said.

"I am very sorry to have to stop here and not be able to give what I could in this Giro. Disappointments are part of a rider’s career an𝔉d you have to accept them, but they do not bring you down. Now I want to think only about recovering and then, in time, we will plan the 2021 season."