He FC Barcelona He plans to send an exhaustive medical report to the Committee of Medical Experts of LaLiga about the second back operation to which his goalkeeper has submitted, Marc André Ter Stegento solve their lumbar discomfort. This action is important because depending on the low period that this medical court understands, the club may allocate 80% of the German goal file to register new players in the competition. As MD already reported. Ter Stegen announced before operating on Tuesday in Bordeaux that would be about three months, while the club, which did not set temporary deadlines in its official postoperative statement, did notify that it was a “reintervention.” A much more complete and specific medical documentation is the one that FC Barcelona intends to send to the Medical Committee, implying as plausible, as it is a second intervention of the affected area, which can be at least four months of low what is out of activity, the minimum bar from which Laliga gives permission to the club that has its injured footballer to use 80% of his file to register other players. There is a “printable” element legally that one of the doctors who integrate this Committee of Doctors of LaLiga, Jordi Ardèvolhe was in charge of remembering in declaration to RAC1: The report sent by the club must be authorized by the patient, in this case Ter Stegen. “In the document the player's consent is essential so that the medical data is treated outside the club,” Ardèvol warned.
Dr. Jordi Ardèvol, in a file photo
Ardèvol also reiterated that he, because of his past in the medical services of FC Barcelona, cannot decide on this particular case that implies his former club and stressed that “the more information facilitates FC Barceona, the better” about the current state of Ter Stegen, of the details of the operation and the programmed rehabilitation guidelines.
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By the Data Protection Law, it is essential that Ter Stegen authorizes his club to send the report on his physical status to the LaLiga Medical Commission. Ardèvol said that, as far as he knows, so far no footballer has refused to sign the authorization of data protection.
