Sara Hector successfully operated. Season over for Jasmine Flury and Kerstin Nicolussi

Sara Hector & egrave; It was made in Stockholm in his left knee injured during the Giant & Aring; king.

Thursday 17 December 2015 2 minutes reading time

Doctors have successfully removed the damaged cartilage of the knee, the Swedish terr & agrave; a knee brace which potr & agrave; fold from 0 & deg; to 30 & deg; for six weeks and already & agrave; tomorrow will begin & agrave; a light rehabilitation, potr & agrave; to be back on skis between 8-9 months. Meanwhile the Swiss Jasmine Flury & egrave; forced to skip the all season. It & rsquo; was the same 22 year old Davos on his Facebook page to announce, adding that the cause is the continuing problems & Outdoors; hip. With the medical staff & egrave; It was decided to avoid the & rsquo; but to focus on a task & rsquo; intense rehabilitation, however gi & agrave; It started, so that they can be in conditions to & rsquo; s start & rsquo; competitive winter 2016-2017. Unfortunately, as feared, the season & egrave; over for Kerstin Nicolussi. The 21 year old Austrian Vorarlberg, fall in today's downhill training run in Val d & rsquo; Is & egrave; re, you & egrave; route the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee. As usual recovery time for this injury are at least six months, she will meet again in the next season.

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