Essendon's Nate Caddy Cleared to Play After Hospitalisation for Elevated Heart Rate
L'essentiel
- Essendon forward Nate Caddy was hospitalized with an elevated heart rate during Sunday's game against GWS but was discharged the same night.
- The 21-year-old is now cleared to train and play this Saturday against Hawthorn, according to football boss Dan McPherson.
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Essendon player Nate Caddy experienced an elevated heart rate during a game against GWS, leading to his removal and hospitalisation.
Essendon's star forward Nate Caddy has been cleared to return to action after being hospitalised with an elevated heart rate.
Caddy was sent to hospital during the Bombers' win against GWS on Sunday but was discharged that night.
The 21-year-old is expected to train with his teammates this week and play against Hawthorn on Saturday.
"There was some concern in the first quarter when Nate's heart rate became elevated," Essendon's football boss Dan McPherson said on Monday.
"He was removed from the game and our medical team assessed him at the ground before sending him to hospital for further assessment.
"He was discharged last night and is back at home."
McPherson said Caddy, who recently signed a contract extension until the end of 2031, was expected to "train and play without concern this week".
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Nate Caddy will train with his teammates this week.
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Nate Caddy will play against Hawthorn on Saturday.
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Questions ouvertes
- What caused the elevated heart rate?
- What was the specific medical diagnosis?