Six Nations: Scotland's Alasdair Strokosch has injury assessed Venue: Murrayfield Kick-off: 1430 GMT Coverage: Watch live on BBC One, BBC One HD and online; listen on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Radio Scotland; text commentary on BBC Sport website and mobiles Scotland flanker Alasdair Strokosch will visit a specialist surgeon to assess the extent of the facial injury he sustained against England. Strokosch was withdrawn after 14 minutes, with the Scots going on to lose 38-18 at Twickenham. Team doctor James Robson revealed the 29 year old has a fractured orbit, the area around the eye. "As ever with such collision-type injuries, they can take time to settle," said Robson. He will be examined by Mr Martin Paley, a maxillary facial specialist at Spire Murrayfield Hospital on Tuesday, to determine the extent of the injury and any recovery schedule. Hooker Dougie Hall and back-row forward David Denton will have their knee injuries assessed, while Johnnie Beattie's ankle problem will also be looked at by the medical team. Glasgow Warriors centre Peter Horne will join the squad after missing the tournament opener with a thumb injury and several players have been promoted from the Scotland A pool that overcame England Saxons on Friday, including experienced wing Nikki Walker. Edinburgh lock Grant Gilchrist and Warriors trio Pat MacArthur, Robert Harley and Peter Murchie will also come into consideration for Saturday's home match against Italy.