Injury Blue Healers Medical Room 2022

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My partner saw Jack Martin a few days ago and said she was staggered to see how frail he was. She’s seen a few players in person with me (Marlion Pickett, Tom Lynch, Tom Mitchell) and she reckons he barley looks the part, even compared to Pickett who I’d say is a pretty frail guy.

I do wonder if he needs to stack a bit of muscle on, he is an outlier in terms of his body composition for a senior player.
In comparison, I was surprised at how broad and solid across the shoulders Cuningham is. Looked really solid in a a dress shirt.

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Do we know what Durdins injury is and whether it will keep him out?. I was impressed with him.
Honestly against one of the top4 keyforward duo, he did quite well. people saying he was fumbly well yeah, it was pissing down and greasy all night. Worth keeping on the list for depth once we have a few come back from injury, just hoping he doesn't start to breakdown every fortnight like the rest of our defenders aaaa.
 

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INJURY UPDATE 17TH JUNE








CARLTON defender Sam Durdin is expected to be sidelined for the next month with a medial ligament injury.
Durdin left the field during the fourth quarter of Thursday night’s game against Richmond and was unable to play out the game.
He underwent scans on Friday morning which confirmed the injury, which at this stage will likely rule the key defender out until approximately Round 19.

Jack Martin was subbed out of the game in the fourth quarter with calf tightness. At this stage he is expected to be a test to play next Saturday’s game against Fremantle.


Adam CerraHamstringSubbed out in the first quarter against Essendon, with scans confirming a low-grade strain.
Expected to miss the next two games. (Update: 14 June)
David CuninghamKneeHas been restricted in his training loads for a number of weeks due to calf tightness.
Current focus is on running program and light skills: plan is to have him available late in season. (Update: 30 May)
Ed CurnowCalfReturns to the ball program this week.
Availability will be determined at how quickly he adapts to skills program in coming weeks. (Update: 14 June)
Sam DurdinKneeUnderwent scans on Friday 17 June which confirmed a medial ligament injury.
Will likely be ruled out until approximately Round 19. (Update: 17 June)
Caleb MarchbankKneeFurther specialist consultation confirmed a meniscus tear, which led to surgery.
Expected to be available in 6-8 weeks. (Update: 14 June)
Jack MartinCalfSubbed out in the fourth quarter against Richmond with calf tightness.
Expected to be a test for next week's clash with Fremantle. (Update: 17 June)
Oscar McDonaldBackWas placed on the Inactive list last week after being ruled out for the season with a back stress fracture. (Update: 30 May)
Mitch McGovernHamstringIt has been almost a month since completing surgery on his injured hamstring.
Mitch is back into his running program and is where he is expected to be at this stage of his recovery.
A timeline on his return has not changed and at this stage is expected to be six to eight weeks away. (Update: 30 May)
Luke ParksFootRehab is currently focused on gym work.
Remains a chance to play late in the season. (Update: 30 May)
Marc PittonetKneeProgressing really well and is back in the heavy conditioning and running program in the last few days.
At this stage the aim is for him to be available to play in four weeks. (Update: 14 June)
Jacob WeiteringAC jointRecovered well after surgery, with focus now on getting strength back.
Back running this week and is expected to be back within a month. (Update: 14 June)
Zac WilliamsCalfTwo weeks removed from sustaining the high-grade calf strain in Round 9.
Timeline on recovery has not changed, aiming to be available to play late in the season. (Update: 30 May)
 
Not coming for you as I see you've got a few replies. But meniscus tears are tricky as they often settle down relatively quickly and can be considered as "general knee soreness" e.g. knee-on-knee knock - until put under another high stress situation where the persistent problem becomes apparent.
Have you had a torn meniscus before?
I have and when i tore mine it just "popped" and it was gone. It was far from just knee soreness.
 
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