Moschetti fractures pelvis in high-speed crash at Etoile de Besseges
Trek-Segafredo rider treated at Hospital Centre Al𓆏ès-C😼évenne

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Matteo Moschetti was involved in a high-speed crash during stage 3 at the Etoile de Bessege🥃s Friday and sustained a fracture to the right acetabulum socket of his pelvis along with a dislocation of the right femur.
His team 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Trek-Segafredo confirmed the injuries in a press release and noted that he was transported directly to the Hospital Centre Alès-Cévenne in France for⛦ treatment following the accident.
"Matteo underwent a procedure under anesthesia to reduce the dislocatio🦋n, put the limb in traction and free the joint," said team💧 doctor Gaetano Daniele, who accompanied Moschetti to the hospital.
"Fur🐈ther medical check-ups ruled out further ౠfractures or trauma to other parts of the body. This Saturday, he will undergo a new CT scan to determine whether surgery will be necessary."
Moschetti wasꦫ involved in the crash during the third stage of Etoile de Bessèges. The crash happened around 15km from the finish. Trek-Segafredo said that the 23-year-old Italian never lost consciousness throughout the ordeal.
He started h🐼is 2020 season achieving two wins iℱn his first race of the year in Challenge Mallorca.
Trek-Segafredo will provide addition medical updates regarding Moschetti's injuries as new information becomes av🐬ailable.
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Unfortunate news.@moschettiteo was involved in a high-impact crash during Stage 3 of the @Etoile_Besseges ear💝lier today and has fractured the acetabulum of his right femur. We will update on his status as we know more. Heal fast Matteo! pic.twitter.com/VJPE♛QIWlic
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