David Nalbandian's Sports Injuries

Type of Sport: Tennis

David Nalbandian's Sports Injuries Table

Type Area Date Consequences Content How It Happened Recovery Duration Rehabilitation Details Impact On Career Psychological Impact Previous Injuries Return To Competition Severity Treatment Medical Staff Long Term Impact Preventive Measures Competition Missed Initial Symptoms Re Injury Risk Support System Rehabilitation Location
Strains Left Abdominal 2011-05-31 Forced to retire from the match Nalbandian strained his left abdominal muscle during a match at the French Open in 2011, leading to his retirement from the match. During a match at the French Open 6 weeks Physical therapy focusing on core strength Missed the grass-court season Disappointment due to missing Wimbledon None reported for the abdomen 2011-07-18 Moderate Physical therapy Personal physiotherapist No significant long-term impact reported Core strengthening exercises Wimbledon Sharp pain in the abdominal area Moderate Family and coaching staff Home and local physiotherapy center
Strains Right Hip 2009-05-19 Underwent surgery Nalbandian experienced persistent pain in his right hip during the clay-court season, which led to his decision to undergo surgery to address the issue. Persistent issues during the clay-court season 5 months Post-surgery physical therapy and rest Missed the rest of the 2009 season Significant stress due to prolonged absence None reported for the right hip 2010-01-01 Severe Surgery followed by physical therapy Orthopedic surgeon and personal physiotherapist Increased caution in movements to avoid re-injury Regular monitoring and physical therapy US Open, ATP World Tour Finals Persistent pain and limited mobility High Family, coaching staff, and medical team Specialized sports rehabilitation center
Strains Right Knee 2009-05-10 Forced to withdraw from the tournament David Nalbandian suffered a right knee strain during a match at the Madrid Masters in 2009. The injury forced him to withdraw from the tournament and seek medical attention. During a match at the Madrid Masters 2 months Physical therapy and rest Missed the remainder of the clay-court season Frustration due to missing important tournaments None reported for the right knee 2009-07-13 Moderate Physical therapy Personal physiotherapist No significant long-term impact reported Strengthening exercises for the knee French Open, Wimbledon Pain and swelling in the knee Moderate Family and coaching staff Home and local physiotherapy center
Strains Right Shoulder 2013-06-18 Required surgery Nalbandian strained his right shoulder while serving during practice in 2013, necessitating surgery and leading to his eventual retirement. While serving during practice 6 months Post-surgery physical therapy and rest Contributed to his decision to retire Significant emotional impact due to career-ending nature None reported for the right shoulder Did not return Severe Surgery followed by physical therapy Orthopedic surgeon and personal physiotherapist Retirement from professional tennis None applicable post-retirement Wimbledon, US Open Sharp pain and limited mobility N/A Family, coaching staff, and medical team Specialized sports rehabilitation center

David Nalbandian's Sports Injuries Videos

David Nalbandian kicks a linesman.

David Nalbandian is disqualified from the Aegon Championships final at Queen's after causing an injury to a line judge. Despite a magnificent return, Nalbandian, in frustration, accidentally injured the official with his racket. This led to his immediate disqualification, handing the championship to Marin Čilić.
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David Nalbandian Loses Control | Australian Open 2012

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