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O dear. I hate seeing crashes; hope she's OK.
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Looked awful.
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Fingers crossed.
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Looked like she flew too far in the jump, landed on a flatter section and got caught out by the impact
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I've been watching that video again and again and I can't work our what happened to her right leg. I think my brain is going into some sort of defensive mode and not letting me focus on it as it looks so painfully unnatural.
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Looks like her right knee collapsed as she landed the jump.
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As she landed her right ski seemed to collapse onto the inside edge... inturn her ankle seems to collapse whcih then chucked her knee down onto the piste and caused her to flip.
Watched it over and over on Sky+.
I'd say knee injury caused by th eimpact and flip rather than the landing.
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Look at the position of her knee just before she gets flipped. That has to be serious.
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Not good
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Jesus, hope she is OK.
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I knew an Army helicopter pilot who said that he had hundreds of "excellent" landings and one "good" landing. He defined "good" as "Everyone lived to tell the tale" (he parked the helicopter upside down in a German wood).
Lindsey Vonn is going to be able to tell the tale.
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You know it makes sense.
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Oww that's gota hurt, as flangesax, says looks like the right ski maybe caught an edge or went into a rut something like that, which then caused the crash, really hope it's not as bad as it looked, but the fact that they helicoptered her off suggests it's pretty serious,
Apparently the doctor on the slope who treated her has said he suspects a broken shin bone and possibly other damage to the leg which is why the helicopter was called
Last edited by You know it makes sense. on Tue 5-02-13 17:19; edited 1 time in total
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Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:
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I am so sorry. It's my fault. I was only trying to find some pictures of her in the shower.
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Poster: A snowHead
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Oooh, thats going to need a bit more than a fat neurofen, a bag of peas and a half bottle of chalet merlot...
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looking at that video, whatever was broken, was broken before the flip i think. Looks horrible and painful and almost with a doubt the end of her season at the very least.
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ansta1, +1 - leg just completely gives out. Hope she can recover and get back on the slopes asap.
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At least she'll have no shortage of offers to rub it better
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Just Heard it is broken right leg.
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waynos,
Where does that report come from? BBC is currently reporting ruptured cruciate and lateral ligaments.
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could be fracture plus ligaments.
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No broken bones, but that's pretty much all what is left of her knee... everything else is gone. All possible ligaments in her knee are thorn, so definitely not nice thing
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primoz, worse outcome,
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Yeah definitely... I just heard start-stop up on course and few minutes saw later chopper coming, but no further info until some 10mins later. So at that time it was only two options... Maze crashed and Lindsey was yellow flagged (I was actually afraid of this one more, since Tina went into complete fog... so no goddamn photos of World champion!!!, except some foggy shi**t), or Maze made it to bottom, and Lindsey crashed some 500m below my position.
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Merde, that's grim, poor thing.
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Head Ski's facebook page indicates no breaks
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News on Lindsey: according to the doctors she has no fractures, no broken bones but has a very complex knee injury. Lindsey has left the hospital. She and her team will now discuss how to proceed and where to undergo surgery... Season is over, but it's not the end of her career. We think of you Lindsey and wish you a speedy recovery!!! Best wishes from the entire HEAD Team!
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ACL & MCL tear and fractured tibia according to FIS site
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Yeah looks like bones are not intact afterall
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usa ski team are saying there is a fracture, but i am no medic so don't know how bad it is.
SCHLADMING, Austria (Feb. 5) - Olympic champion Lindsey Vonn (Vail, CO) crashed during the opening day super G at the FIS Alpine Ski World Championships. Vonn had posted the fastest first interval and was having a strong run when she went down off a jump midway down the course. She was immediately attended to by race medical officials and transported by helicopter, as is standard protocol, to a nearby hospital where she was evaluated and released. According to U.S. Ski Team Medical Director Kyle Wilkens, Vonn suffered a torn ACL and MCL in her right knee and a lateral tibial plateau fracture. She will be out for the remainder of this season but is expected to return to racing for the 2013-14 Audi FIS World Cup season and the 2014 Olympic Winter Games in Sochi.
http://usskiteam.com/news/vonn-crashes-world-super-g
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Ouch so essentially she has a broken knee joint as that type of fracture basically is where the top of the tibia is shearing off, that combined with ACL and MCL damage sounds like it will take a lot of work to repair
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"Evaluated and released"? Seems very soon to be thrown out. She'll be evacuated back to the US for treatment, presumably? With plenty of pain killers, no doubt.
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My son got a smashed ankle (toboganning) plated in Innsbruck - and a very good job they did, too, according to the local orthopods, when he got back.
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Best wishes to her, sounds v. painful I hope they've given her some good painkillers.
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Tibial plateau fractures are I understand it quite common in hyperextension injuries. Not necessarily something that needs plating if just hairline. I've done it myself and couldn't be seen under X ray just under MRI.
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