After a frightening fall that required him to be stretchered off against Dubai Basketball, Tomas Satoransky has been released from the hospital. The Czech guard underwent tests for a possible concussion and confirmed he is doing well, aiming to return to the court as soon as possible.
Hapoel Tel Aviv have made an announcement regarding the situation of Tomas Satoransky, who suffered a scary fall in their game against Dubai Basketball.
The club has announced that after undergoing a series of medical tests in Dubai, Satoransky has been discharged from the hospital. Hapoel wished the player a speedy recovery and promised to provide more updates in the future as necessary.
The scary play happened at the end of the third quarter with Satoransky running to grab a rebound after a shot from Vasilje Micic. The Czech guard jumped to catch the rebound and fell hard on his back seemingly hitting his head.
Satoransky couldn’t get up from the ground and had to be taken off the court on a stretcher.

Tomas Satoransky
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Satoransky’s message from the hospital
On Saturday, before being discharged, Satoransky confirmed that he is feeling much better, sharing a photo from the hospital.
“Hey guys, I just wanted to take a moment to thank everyone for all the messages, support and concern,” Satoransky wrote on Instagram.
“A very special thank you to Dubai Basketball, their players and staff, for their quick reaction and help. I’m truly grateful.
“A big thank you as well to my teammates, the staff and everyone at Hapoel for all the support and help.
“It was definitely a scary moment, but I’m feeling much better now. Hopefully, I’ll be back on the court as soon as possible.”
Before the fall, Satoransky had played 14 minutes and recorded three points, four rebounds, and four assists.
Initial reports indicated that the 34-year-old was conscious and believed to have sustained a possible concussion.

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