Leon Camier has undergone surgery to remove a screw from his wrist. The operation was carried out at the renowned Dexeus Institute at Barcelona, by Dr Xavier Mir, who is the preferred surgeon of many top-flight motorcycle racers. Dr Mir removed a screw which had been inserted in Camier's wrist after a crash at the Nurburgring in 2010, but which had been causing the Englishman an increasing amount of pain. Removing the screw should help reduce the risk of inflammation and give Camier an increased range of motion in his wrist. Camier is expected to be fully fit for the start of the World Superbike season at Phillip Island on February 24th.
Below is the press release issued by the FIXI Crescent Suzuki team after the operation:
CAMIER UNDERGOES SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
Team Suzuki Press Office - January 25.
FIXI Crescent Suzuki's Leon Camier has had minor surgery in Spain to successfully remove a screw from his wrist.
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