Skiing-Over-the-Edge-1-Robert-Foxford

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SKIING OVER THE EDGE SERIOUS INJURY Only one paralyzing injury in the history of Moguls competition, none in aerials, but one intracranial bleed with subsequent disability. In 2005, there were 5 moguls and aerials athletes competing with spinal fractures on the Canadian team, 4 cervical (single level stabilization), and one thoracic (2 level stabilization). One partial pancreatic resection secondary to intra-abdominal bleed in Slopestyle athlete. Deaths, Sarah Burke Halfpipe, Nik Zoricic Ski Cross, two US athletes in training secondary to avalanche January 2015.
SKIING OVER THE EGDE SPORT INJURIES AND ILLNESS IN THE SOCHI 2014 OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES Hot off the press January 28, 2015. Soligard, Steffen, Palmer-Green, Aubry, Grant, Meeuwisse, Mountjoy, Budgett, Engebretson. Produced data from the Injury Surveillance System since Beijing 2008. Data mirros FIS data and other current data. Large % of injuries occur with contact with the ground. 16% of total injuries caused > 7 days lost training/comp.
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