- Mr Schumacher was brought in yesterday around 12h40 after his skiing accident.
- Upon arrival, he was in coma with severe
- Lst night, in critical condition. He remains in critical condition at the moment.
Professor
- His neurological state worsened rapidly. He was transported to the CHU of Grenoble.
- Signs of cranial hypertension
- Intercranial hematoms.
- Emergency surgery.
- Alas, there is a diffuse hemorrhage.
Professor Gay, Professor Payen and Professor Chabardes:
- He is in a critical state with regards to reanimation.
- At the moment, we cannot say anything regarding Mr Schumacher’s future.
- He is being kept in hypothermia.
- He is suffering from intracranial pressure which we are trying to keep under control.
- His situation is judged as being critical.
- He has been operated on only once.
- We cannot speak of any sequels at the moment. It’s a matter of an hour-by-hour check-up at the moment.
- He is a in life threatening state at the moment.
- His helmet has protected him partially. The shock was violent. Without a helmet, he would not have made it here.
- We are in touch with his family who are remaining by his side.
- The condition he is in right now is only due to his skiing accident. His previous accidents have not influenced his current state.
- In Moûtiers, he was taken care of to be brought in to the CHU of Grenoble. It was a series of procedures that only take a few minutes and are rehearsed to bring in a patient to a larger hospital. These procedures have not negatively influenced his condition.
- He is kept in 34-35°C artificial hypthermia for therapeutic reasons.
- Our objective is to reduce as much as possible any exterior stimuli and help his brain to oxygenate.
- We shall not give any details of physical damage out of respect for his family.
- Although he had a helmet, he came in with signs of a severe impact on the right side. He fell on the side.
- He was conscious but very shaken. He was not in a normal neurological state of consciousness after the accident, he was making abrupt movements with his limbs, not responding to questions asked.
- We want to inform you today of his current state. We shall not go beyond this information. We shall not discuss his future. It is too early to mention any of this.
- We have told you what we have done and the critical condition he is right now. We won’t say any more. By definition, his condition can evolve and change.
Professor Saillant:
- Very honestly, I’ve come here as a doctor, not as a friend. I will not respond to any technical medical questions. I wish to thank the medical team for their work and help.
- I’m worried as anyone who is worried, his wife, his children, his family.
- The doctors cannot tell you more because they can’t. They’re working on a hour-by-hour basis.
- It’s better to be 45 than 70 to survive this kind of accident. And it’s better to be an athlete in great condition than not.
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30.12.2013 в 07:22-
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30.12.2013 в 09:00Все просто обязано быть хорошо. Он справится.
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30.12.2013 в 14:10-
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30.12.2013 в 14:13говорят, что была только одна операция. и они не могут сказать, когда он поправится
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30.12.2013 в 14:16врачи наблюдают за его состоянием, контролируют давление на мозг, но они не могут рассказать о всех деталях
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30.12.2013 в 14:19и что шлем принял на себя часть удара, и без него, он бы не выжил...( я думаю сейчас уже транскрипты появятся
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30.12.2013 в 14:20вообще кошмар какой-то, все какое-то нереальное
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30.12.2013 в 14:30читать дальше
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30.12.2013 в 14:35-
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30.12.2013 в 14:36все обязательно будет хорошо!
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30.12.2013 в 14:54