After the crash in Val Gardena/Gröden
The diagnosis is in: How the ÖSV crash victim is doing
The all-clear has been given after Daniel Danklmaier's wild crash on Saturday at the super-G in Val Gardena/Gröden: the ÖSV skier has "only" been diagnosed with severe bone bruises on both knees.
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen The 31-year-old had lost control during the super-G and caught a gate, resulting in a heavy fall. Danklmaier remained lying in the snow and the race was interrupted.
A short time later, the ÖSV skier was at least able to ski down the piste himself, then he was taken to Innsbruck for examinations. It was assumed that he had suffered a serious knee injury.
Already three cruciate ligament ruptures
Now there's a diagnosis: bone bruises on both knees. The cruciate ligaments remained intact, but Danklmaier will have to take a break of six to eight weeks. In his career, the ÖSV's most unlucky skier has already had to contend with three cruciate ligament ruptures.
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