McTominay's heart procedure 'a complete success'
Summary
Scott McTominay, the Scotland football player for Napoli, had a heart procedure to fix an irregular heartbeat. The surgery was successful, and he is expected to rest for two weeks before starting training again this month.Key Facts
- McTominay underwent an ablation procedure to correct an irregular heart rhythm.
- The surgery happened at Spire Manchester Hospital.
- He last played on 30 August in a Napoli game against Como.
- The heart condition was described as a mild benign arrhythmia.
- Napoli expects McTominay to resume training after two weeks of rest.
- He aims to return to play after the international break in early October.
- An arrhythmia means the heart beats too fast, too slow, or unevenly.
- Cardiac ablation uses heat or cold to create small scars that block faulty heart signals.
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