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Sinner sidelined by iliotibial band syndrome: Dr. Tencone explains the condition on Sky Sport

Il Direttore di Isokinetic Torino, intervistato in esclusiva da Sky Sport, approfondisce le cause, i trattamenti e i tempi di recupero della patologia al ginocchio destro che costringerà il numero uno al mondo a fermarsi fino al termine della stagione

Fabrizio Tencone
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Jannik Sinner announced in a video posted on his social media channels on Tuesday, October 6, that he will not return to competitive tennis before 2027. The world No. 1’s absence is due to a right knee problem diagnosed as iliotibial band syndrome (ITBS).

This condition can affect athletes, particularly those who subject their knees to repetitive movements and high training loads.

To gain a deeper understanding of this condition, its possible causes, treatment options, and recovery timelines for returning to sport, Sky Sport spoke exclusively with Dr. Fabrizio Tencone, Director of Isokinetic Turin.

An in-depth look at the importance of an accurate diagnosis, a personalized rehabilitation program, and a safe return to sport—key elements of Isokinetic’s approach to athlete health and performance.

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Fabrizio Tencone also featured in La Gazzetta dello Sport

The Managing Director of Isokinetic Turin also discussed iliotibial band syndrome (ITBS) in an interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport.

Read the interview

TAGGED: Fabrizio Tencone, Iliotibial band, Interview, Isokinetic Turin, Media, Sky Sport, tennis
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