
The leader of the Russian male national team in Biathlon, Ivan Cherezov, with the most favorable course of recovery after a severe injury, will be able to ski after 10 weeks, the athlete Sergey Arkhipov said the press service of the Russian biathlonist Union . At the same time, the full restoration of the athlete will take about three months.
“This is an average figure,” Arkhipov emphasized. “The data obtained by the restoration of a large group of athletes. For eight weeks you can’t step on your foot. I will explain why the ram bone is that bone with which the whole foot bag has been dislocated - the entire joint bag was broken in it. And the ram bone feeds on the joint bag. Bloody bone is impoverished - if you give an early load on it, then irreversible changes may occur in the bone. ”
“But we will build the restoration so that then, when it comes to step on the leg, Ivan already has an almost complete amplitude of movement in the ankle joint,” the doctor added. “The lower leg muscles, of course, will sit very much, they will need to be restored. He will be allowed to swim in a month. At least, Ivan will not be able to switch smoothly after 10 weeks.”
Three -time world champion Cherezov fell on September 22 during an individual race at 20 km at the Russian Biathlon Championship in Ufa, receiving fractures of Malaya Bersovaya and Big Bertsovaya, as well as dislocation of the ankle joint. The athlete was urgently transported to Moscow, he was taken to clinical hospital No. 83, where the operation was performed.