
Chicago Fire Defender Jonathan Campbell Diagnosed with Facial Fracture
Published on February 25, 2018 under Major League Soccer (MLS)
Chicago Fire FC News Release
CHICAGO - The Chicago Fire Soccer Club announced Sunday that defender Jonathan Campbell has been diagnosed with a compressed fracture of the zygomaticomaxillary complex on his left side.
Campbell will undergo an open reduction, internal fixation of the fracture on Monday, Feb. 26. The procedure will be performed by Dr. Peter Revenaugh at Rush University Medical Center.
Campbell suffered the injury in the second half of the Fire's preseason match against Nashville SC on Feb. 21. His estimated recovery time is six weeks.
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