Ter Stegen's surgeon reveals how long she will be out for

The FC Barcelona already knows at first hand the approximate time in which Marc-André ter Stegen will be of drop in the club. The French surgeon Amélie Léglise, the one who previously had announced that it would be the attendant to make the surgical procedure, which carried out the past Thursday with complete success, has had the opportunity to speak in front of the microphones of 'Què t'hi Jugues' to share his perspective, based in his experience, on the time of recovery of the guardameta German.

In the first place, the doctor has explained the procedure made to the native of Mönchengladbach. "We make an endoscopy with a camera, that is an extremely precise technician that minimises the risk of the operation". In this sense, the French took advantage of to affirm that, in his case, the time of drop is used to to be more or less the same: "Already it was a protusión or a hernia, the time of recovery is more or less equal. It depends of the sporty and of the type of sport that practises, but in his case, rondará the two months", limited.

The conditionings in the time of recovery of Ter Stegen

However, the surgeon also has left clear that the time of recovery is not exact and that it can see affected by several factors. "The time of drop depends on a lot of things, like the type of injury, if there is some illness associated in the leg or the disk...". In this sense, the professional of the health left in clear that in the case of Ter Stegen and the guardametas in general, that suffer of this type of injuries, have a greater propensity to have problems in this area. "For a player, especially a goalkeeper, the movements are different and punish more the disks", aimed.

Finally, Amélie Léglise has stood out that the time of drop could be lower, but also has mentioned the risk of a relapse if the recovery does not carry out of suitable way. "Our intervention, however, guarantees a time of lower drop, since it is less aggressive for the muscular fabrics that a conventional operation. Always it exists a risk of relapse after the surgery. We can not delete it entirely, but it is inferior to 3%. Therefore it is important to control the recovery during the first three or four weeks", concluded.

What split would lose Ter Stegen?

Under this premise, the guardameta German, in addition to the meetings that already has lost in front of the Ray Vallecano, Athletic of Madrid, Girona and Port wine, would be losing roughly eight meetings more. This includes the remaining parties of this year 2023, against the Amberes (13/12), Valencia CF (16/12) and Almería (20/12), as well as the parties of January against the UD The Palms (04/01), Barbastro in the Glass of Rey (06/01), Osasuna in the Supercopa of Spain (11/01) and in LaLiga (30/01). Besides, the duel in February against the Alavés (04/02). Especulativamente, could return in front of the Granada CF (11/02) or for the crossing of eighth of Champions.