The midfielder will spend the next five days recovering at home
Adelaide Crows midfielder Rory Sloane is currently undergoing recovery after undergoing surgery for a detached retina. Sloane began experiencing symptoms subsequent to a training session earlier this week, prompting him to undergo surgery on his right eye on Tuesday night. Following the procedure, Sloane will dedicate the next five days to recuperating at home before undergoing evaluation to determine when he can resume training. Notably, this surgery mirrors a previous procedure Sloane underwent in 2021.
According to Adelaide’s High Performance Manager, Darren Burgess, the surgery has yielded successful results, and Sloane is now in the recovery phase. Burgess also noted Sloane’s characteristic positivity and familiarity with the recovery process, given his prior experience with this type of injury. Sloane’s optimistic outlook and understanding of the rehabilitation process are anticipated to contribute positively to his recovery journey.
During the forthcoming five-day recovery period at home, the Crows will closely monitor Sloane’s progress. The decision regarding Sloane’s return to training will be informed by assessments conducted by medical specialists, prioritizing his health and well-being. The team will defer to expert guidance and Sloane’s recovery trajectory before finalizing a return date for his training regimen.
Overall, Sloane’s successful surgery and subsequent recovery underscore the resilience and professionalism he brings to his rehabilitation process. The Crows remain committed to supporting Sloane throughout his recovery, emphasizing his health and ensuring a safe and gradual return to training activities.
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