Wickamyer recovering from arthroscopic surgery

May 08, 2010
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Wickamyer recovering from arthroscopic surgery

Published May 08, 2010

Yanina Wickmayer has undergone arthroscopic surgery on her right elbow to remove a floating bone spur. Recovery time is estimated at 10 days, with the Belgian hoping to be fit in time for the French Open.

Compatriot Kim Clijsters is also trying to recover from her foot injury in time for Paris. Both players pulled out of Madrid this week.