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Beijing, China, August 15, 2006 -- 2003 volleyball World Cup MVP Zhao Ruirui may come back from a serious injury later this year in time for World Championships, said a senior medical officer for the national teams recently.
Zhao, Asia's tallest spiker, suffered a recurrent broken bone in her right leg minutes into her first Athens Olympic Games match in 2004 and has been sidelined since then.
"Her rehabilitation has been under the supervision of a group of medical experts and goes well now," said Li Guoping, chief medical officer of the Chinese Olympic Committee, adding "In addition, she is gaining back her confidence too. So it is hopeful for her to come back later this year,"
Chen Zhonghe, head coach of the Chinese national team, said he hoped Zhao Ruirui will return to the team and take part in the coming World Championships as she is the crucial player for the Chinese team. But that will depend on her recovery.
Zhao reported to the Chinese women's team training camp in February, only to find out that her fragile bone was yet able to endure hard training. Then her training intensity was decreased according to suggestions of medical experts and her expected return at the Grand Prix in August was postponed.
Zhao first broke her bone during training four months ahead of Athens Olympic Games. When she turned up on the Athens volleyball court, everyone thought she was fit. The Doctor said but her injury was a special kind and can not be cured through normal methods. It will take her a much longer time to recover, which we came to realize gradually," he said. |
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