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It is now official, Karoline Pichler has a bad luck subscription that seems to have no deadline. The 22-year-old South Tyrol finishes again under the heels for another knee injury. It is she herself to describe the entity on her Facebook page.
Monday 25 September 2017 2 minutes reading time
"BAD NEWS. Unfortunately my season ends before I start - writes Karoline -. 2 weeks ago I reported a subtotal injury of the front crusher (left knee, ndr). Together with the doctors we have evaluated several options, I did several athletic tests where the knee has been stable ... but skiing is another thing and so along with the medical staff we chose to operate. A decision not easy but I'm convinced it was the right one. For me it is not a skiing option with a knee that is not 100%. Once again fate makes me start from the operating room, surely this injury is less serious than the previous one and together with the many people I have next I will overcome this yet another obstacle! "
Karoline broke the right knee meniscus in January 2015, then in February 2016 left knee crusade, in October 2016 medial and collateral lateral ligament, front and back crusade, and fracture of the knee knee right. This time just one month after the return on the ski, the injury is serious but not so serious, we really hope that Karoline will come back soon and leave behind this incredible chain of injuries. All this misfortune does not really deserve it.
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