Remco Evenepoel fractures rib, shoulder blade and hand in training collision, Soudal-QuickStep confirm
Double Olymp🐲ic champion's injuries worse than initially suspected after collision with a postal van on Tuesday

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Remco Evenepoel has sustained fractures to his rib, right shoulder blade and right hand 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:followi💫ng a training crash in Belgium, his Soudal-QuickStep team have confirmed.
The doubl💮e Olympic champion was riding in Oetingen, between Brussels and Antwerp, when he reportedly collided with the door of a Bpost postal vehicle that opened in front of him.
Flemish media initially reported that Evenepoel had suffered a collarbone fracture. However, his tea🍷m's announcement confirms it was more severe.
After initially being taken to the Erasmus Hospital in Anderlecht following the incident, Evenepoel was taken to a private clinic in Herentals, where te൩am doctors made a decision for him to have surgery on his clavicle Tuesday evening. A team statement said he should be able to leave hospital Wednesday and then begin a two-week period of rest before assessment for a full recovery pathway.
"Following an incident while training today, Remco Evenepoel was taken to hospital where it was revealed that he has sustained fractures to his rib, right shoulder blade and his ri꧅ght hand," read a
"After his accident earlier today and following an initial examination at the Erasmus Hospital in Anderlecht, Remco Evenepoel was moved to the Herentals hospital for further investigation 🍰into his injuries.
"The clavicle will be operated on this evening, which if successful, should allow Remco to leave hospital tomorrow. There will then be a two-week period of immobilisation required following this, afte🙈r which a plan for his return to training can be made.
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"Soudal🧔 QuickStep would like to thank the staff at the Herent🐠als hospital for their help!"
Evenepoel's gold S-Works Tarmac SL8 bike was snapped in half as a result of the🐻 crash♔.
Team boss Patrick L൲efevere was originally happy to see the bike appear worse affected than his rider, however, he'll now have to navigate a longer recovery process than๊ perhaps expected.
"I only know that someone opened his door and Remco crashed into it. Such accidents unfortunately happen 5 times a day, people who don't pay attention and💮 open their door," said Lefevere to , hours before his injuries were confirmed.
"Remco has pain in his shoulder and his hand. Our doctor is 🎶working on it. His bike broke in two in that incident. But it is better to have his bike in two than his arm."

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