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MotoGP rider Francesco Bagnaia has announced that he successfully underwent endoscopic fasciotomy surgery on his right forearm. The procedure was performed at an orthopedic clinic in Modena by a medical team led by Professor Luigi Tarallo.
Arm pump - that's something I suffered plenty from myself back when I was racing. Your forearm swells tight and your grip strength drains away, and that throws off everything from corner entry to exit. Fasciotomy is a road top riders take - it's not surgery to run away from anything. It's a decision made to come back at full strength. I'll be waiting for Bagnaia's return.
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What kind of condition is compartment surgery actually done for?
It's a surgery where they cut it open to relieve pressure from swollen muscle.
If he can claw back from this state, he probably hasn't given up on the title fight yet.
A specialist clinic in Modena — that's right in Ducati's backyard, so coordination should be quick.
Success announcements always come fast, but the real judgment call is when he actually returns to racing.
Still, there's a chance Bagnaia himself was gritting through it and hiding the injury.
Endoscopic surgery for arm pump has basically become standard now.
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