US EditionMavs' Davis Has Surgery to Repair Detached Retina: Reports
DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS, JUL 8 – Anthony Davis had surgery for a detached retina sustained last season and is expected to be fully recovered for the Dallas Mavericks' upcoming training camp, sources said.
- On July 8, ESPN's Shams Charania reported that Dallas Mavericks star Anthony Davis underwent surgery to repair a detached retina suffered during the season.
- Prompted by multiple hits to the face, Davis's detached retina required urgent surgery to prevent vision loss.
- Anthony Davis played nine games averaging 20.0 points and 10.1 rebounds while injured, and is expected to be healthy for training camp.
- Davis, the Mavericks' leader, will shoulder the load despite his eye injury, with full participation expected as Kyrie Irving recovers from ACL surgery.
- Anthony Davis underwent surgery for a detached retina on July 8, with the team expecting him fully recovered by training camp, crucial for the Mavericks' playoff ambitions.
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Scotted at the infirmary since his arrival in Dallas last February, "AD" underwent a surgical procedure to treat a detachment of the retina according to ESPN.
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