Barcelona goalkeeper Joan Garcia sidelined for six weeks after knee surgery
Joan Garcia underwent knee surgery for a torn medial meniscus and is expected to recover in 4-6 weeks, having played seven matches this season with three clean sheets.
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49ers face unfair disadvantage in NFL schedule, but regain lead in NFC West standings
The San Francisco 49ers have faced an unfair disadvantage this season due to the NFL scheduling, as they have played twice against opponents who had a bye week before the game. Additionally, the 49ers have been scheduled for two Thursday night games, which creates a shortened work week for preparation and recovery. Despite heading into their post-bye-week game with some rest and the potential return of Deebo Samuel, the 49ers have not enjoyed the usual advantages of having a week off, while their opponents have had the upper hand in multiple ways.
Nick Chubb's Torn MCL: Recovery Time and Career Status Revealed
Cleveland Browns running back Nick Chubb will miss the rest of the season due to a torn MCL, but the injury is not as severe as initially feared. Chubb is expected to recover in six to eight months, allowing him to potentially participate in offseason activities and be healthy before the start of training camp.
Yankees Prospect Jasson Dominguez Faces Lengthy Recovery After Tommy John Surgery
New York Yankees rookie center fielder Jasson Dominguez underwent Tommy John surgery on his right elbow, with an expected recovery time of nine to ten months. The 20-year-old switch-hitter had homered in his MLB debut but was later diagnosed with a tear after experiencing pain.
Yankees' Rising Star Jasson Dominguez Set for Tommy John Surgery
New York Yankees' top prospect Jasson Dominguez will undergo Tommy John surgery next week, with a recovery time of nine to ten months for a position player. Dominguez, who made his MLB debut earlier this month, was hitting .258 with four home runs and seven RBIs in eight games. The surgery opens up a spot in center field for the Yankees, who are currently tied for last place in the AL East with the Boston Red Sox.
Groundbreaking Robot-Assisted Liver Transplant Successfully Completed at Barnes-Jewish Hospital in St. Louis
Surgeons at Barnes-Jewish Hospital in St. Louis have successfully performed the first robot-assisted whole-liver transplant in the U.S. The surgery, led by a team from Washington University School of Medicine, took place in May and the patient, a man in his 60s with liver cancer and cirrhosis, has recovered swiftly. The use of robotic technology allows for precise movements and smaller incisions, resulting in a shorter recovery time compared to traditional open liver transplants. This innovation in liver transplants has the potential to improve patient outcomes and expand the availability of transplant procedures.
Marlins' Jonathan Davis Set for Meniscus Surgery on Right Knee
Miami Marlins outfielder Jonathan Davis will undergo meniscus surgery on his right knee after suffering an injury while diving for a line drive. The recovery time is estimated to be three to six months, effectively ending his season. Davis, who was acquired from the Tigers in May, had a chance at regular center field work but will now be sidelined for an extended period.
The Neurological Effects of Extended Space Missions: Brain Plasticity and Psychological Resilience
New research reveals that long-duration space travel leads to significant expansion of brain ventricles in astronauts, requiring approximately three years for full recovery. The study analyzed brain scans from 30 astronauts and found that ventricular enlargement is the most enduring change resulting from spaceflight. The expansion of ventricles is caused by fluid shifts due to the absence of gravity. The findings could impact future mission planning and the timing of repeated space travel, suggesting that astronauts should wait three years after longer missions for their brains to fully recover.
Giants' Haniger's Season in Jeopardy After Forearm Injury.
San Francisco Giants outfielder Mitch Haniger will undergo surgery to repair his fractured right forearm, which typically requires three to six months of recovery time, putting his season in doubt. Third baseman J.D. Davis also suffered a Grade 1 sprain but avoided the injured list for now. The Giants have not yet announced their rotation for the three games in Los Angeles after Thursday’s off-day. The Giants and Cardinals are likely to play in a game that is named in honor of Willie Mays and the Negro Leagues.