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Andy Schleck(RadioShack公司日產)已經宣布,他不會騎在2012年環法自行車賽之後他持續他的骨盆骨折在繞圈杜DAUPHINE上週在他的崩潰。在新聞發布會上週三下午的Strassen,盧森堡,它被證實,Schleck了他的骨盆骨折,骶骨,當他跌倒在舞台上4次審判,早早就到布爾格-布爾格。雖然Schleck作戰,通過完成翌日階段,他退出比賽的倒數第二天。 Schleck仍然在星期一早上的痛苦,接受X射線和核磁共振成像掃描,最終發現他的傷勢程度。“昨天,當我來到了核磁共振掃描,他們告訴我這個消息,我的世界土崩瓦解,”Schleck說:“我不會贏得2012年環法自行車賽,我什至不會是它。”由他的醫生查爾斯Delagardelle和整形外科醫生和Thorsten Gerich醫師,他說,它將採取“四到六週之間的”骨折癒合兩側,莊嚴Schleck告訴記者,他打算返回時間為2012年倫敦奧運會的競爭行動奧運會於7月28日。schleck巡迴賽缺席的情況下表示,他現在當然與他的偉大對手阿爾貝托·康塔頭頭在Vuelta 1西班牙的戰鬥。康塔返回起停牌,不久之前,他的家庭旅遊,有趣的衝突之間對在8月成立。Schleck“,說:”我希望是騎奧運會,那麼我的主要目標將是西班牙Vuelta 1。 “我比以往任何時候都更加積極主動,忘記的人 - 尤其是記者 - 非常快。”schleck,誰已很少在重大賽事中的一個因素,在最近幾個賽季巡迴賽和阿登經典之外,還表示,在Valkenburg的世界錦標賽和倫巴第大區的旅遊特色的修訂方案。 “因為我不騎遊,我可以有很多其他的目標,”他說。Schleck的形式的狀態一直備受媒體關注最近幾週的來源,他簡潔地回答,當被問及對他的經理約翰Bruyneel的薄頗有微詞的繞圈杜DAUPHINE提前。 “作為一個職業球員,你必須處理批評。如果你不能,你不會在這個行業長期生存,“他說。 “我不在乎。”schleck拒絕hypothesise他怎麼可能在今年的巡迴賽表現稱為最終的勝利者,將給予他應有的尊重。 “我不知道如果我站在黃色在巴黎,但目標是,”他說。 “但無論是威金斯或我的哥哥弗蘭克或其他任何人誰贏,我不會站在那裡說,'你是幸運的,我不在那裡。”四到六個星期才能痊癒矯形外科醫生和Thorsten Gerich醫師告訴記者Schleck的傷害性質,從桌子底下拉出骨盆區的塑料模型,來說明他的描述,因為他說話。schleck被稱為Gerich醫師後,星期一早上他的私人醫生查爾斯Delagardelle聯繫為由,繼續在他的骨盆區域疼痛。雖然最初的X-射線未能擺脫任何對此事的光,週一下午採取核磁共振成像掃描顯示完整的損害程度。Gerich醫師說:“我們看不到任何平原上的X射線,但是這不尋常的,”。 “磁共振成像,我們可以發現,安迪不得不對他的骨盆骶骨骨折。這是一個不妥協的骨盆的穩定性,但好痛,因為它是兩個神經根之間的斷裂的骨折。“Gerich醫師估計,它將採取4至6週骨折癒合,Schleck,將無法在此期間他騎自行車。 “這是不可能騎,因為他將不得不直接恆定的壓力,對骨折,”他說。 “他可以做其他的體育活動,只要它不影響骨盆。”儘管他的失望,Schleck看著聽起來挑釁注意。 “我,但我不能淹沒在自憐。我期待,“他說。“什麼不會殺死你只能讓自己更堅強。我相信我會回來更強。我相信我沒有說過我的最後一句話。“
Andy Schleck confirmed that he won't be competing in the Tour de France due to a fracture to his pelvis sustained at the Critérium du Dauphiné.
Andy Schleck (RadioShack-Nissan) has announced that he will not ride the 2012 Tour de France after he sustained a fracture to his pelvis in his crash during the Critérium du Dauphiné last week.
In a press conference in Strassen, Luxembourg on Wednesday afternoon, it was confirmed that Schleck had fractured the sacral bone of his pelvis when he fell early on in the stage 4 time trial to Bourg-en-Bresse.
Although Schleck battled through to finish the following day’s stage, he withdrew on the penultimate day of the race. Still in pain on Monday morning, Schleck underwent an x-ray and then an MRI scan, which ultimately revealed the full extent of his injury.
“Yesterday, when I came out of the MRI scan and they told me the news, my world fell apart," Schleck said. "I won't win the 2012 Tour de France, I won't even be in it.”
Flanked by his doctor Charles Delagardelle and orthopaedic surgeon Thorsten Gerich, who said that it would take “between four and six weeks” for the fracture to heal, a solemn Schleck told reporters that he aimed to return to competitive action in time for the London 2012 Olympics on July 28.
Schleck’s absence from the Tour means that he is now on course for a head-to-head battle with his great rival Alberto Contador at the Vuelta a España. Contador returns from suspension shortly before his home Tour, setting up an intriguing clash between the pair in August.
“I hope to be back to ride the Olympics and then my main goal will be the Vuelta a España,” said Schleck. “I’m more motivated than ever before, as people – and journalists in particular – forget very fast.”
Schleck, who has rarely been a factor in major races outside of the Tour and the Ardennes Classics in recent seasons, also said that the world championships in Valkenburg and the Tour of Lombardy could feature on his revised programme. “Since I’m not riding the Tour, I can have many other goals,” he said.
The state of Schleck’s form had been a source of much media attention in recent weeks, and he responded tersely when quizzed on his manager Johan Bruyneel’s thinly-veiled criticism ahead of the Critérium du Dauphiné. “As a pro, you have to deal with critics. If you can’t, you won’t survive in this business long,” he said. “I don’t care.”
Schleck refused to hypothesise how he might have fared in this year’s Tour and called on the eventual winner to be afforded his due respect. “I don’t know if I would have stood in yellow in Paris but that was the goal,” he said. “But whether it’s Wiggins or my brother Fränk or anyone else who wins, I won’t stand there saying, ‘you’re lucky I wasn’t there.’”
Four to six weeks to heal
Orthopaedic surgeon Thorsten Gerich informed journalists on the nature of Schleck’s injury, pulling a plastic model of the pelvic area out from under the desk to illustrate his description as he spoke.
Schleck was referred to Gerich after contacting his personal doctor Charles Delagardelle on Monday morning, citing continuing pain in his pelvic area. While the initial x-ray failed to shed any light on the matter, an MRI scan taken on Monday afternoon revealed the full extent of the damage.
“We couldn’t see anything on the plain x-ray, but that’s not unusual,” Gerich said. “On the MRI imaging we could detect that Andy had a fracture on the sacrum of his pelvis. It’s a fracture which doesn’t compromise the stability of the pelvis, but which really hurts as it is a fracture between two nerve roots.”
Gerich estimated that it would take between 4 and 6 weeks for the fracture to heal, and that Schleck would be unable to ride his bike in that period. “It’s not possible to ride as he would have direct, constant pressure on the fracture,” he said. “He can do other sporting activity as long as it doesn’t affect the pelvis.”
In spite of his disappointment, Schleck looked to sound a defiant note. “I’m out but I can’t drown in self-pity. I have to look forward,” he said.
“What doesn’t kill you can only make you stronger. I believe I’ll come back stronger. I believe I haven’t spoken my last word.”