Here is the latest on Ondrej Pavelec who will not be making the trip to California today.
STATEMENT FROM THE THRASHERS:
“Ondrej Pavelec was released from the hospital yesterday following two days of testing. Preliminary results indicate Ondrej had a neurocardiogenic syncope episode (a type of fainting spell), which caused him to fall and hit his head on the ice, leading to the subsequent concussion and loss of consciousness. He was cleared to return home following a battery of testing on his heart and brain. For precautionary measures, he is undergoing further tests on his heart as well as blood and genetic testing this week. If all goes as expected, he will be medically cleared following those results and will be available to resume playing at the conclusion of any symptoms from his concussion. ”
STATEMENT FROM PAVELEC:
“I want to thank all the doctors, trainers and emergency personnel who took such good care of me. I would also like to thank my teammates, all the fans and everyone in the hockey community who have reached out to me and offered their support and well-wishes over the last few days. I hope to be back in action as soon as possible.”
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I hope he feels better soon! hes a young guy that has a lot going for him, hopefully this is the last of any medical issues.
Glad you are out of the hospital and feeling better. You are my favorite goalie, I saw your video on youtube of you climbing a hill for a screaming eagles practice. I want my Dad to get me your jersey. I am a goalie in Novice, and want to be like you some day!
P.S. I like your pads!
Glad to hear that the tests determined that everything is fine. Hope there are no symptoms from the concussion. Take your time to recuperate and then return to the team. Your future is bright and looking forward to your time in goal this year.
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get well soon pavs