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The news comes directly from the Swiss Federation; unknown causes and prognosis.
Saturday 12 November 2016 1 minutes reading time
Beat Feuz was impressed since arriving in Colorado from a paralysis of the right facial nerve as already had happened 15 years ago. To announce it today was, with an official statement, the Swiss Federation which shows how the twenty-nine downhill skier has undergone all the tests necessary to the neurological center of the Colorado University under the supervision of the team doctor, Walter O. Frey.
The examinations have not, at the time, allowed to know the causes of the problem that stops Feuz that is not able to ski for the closure of the eyelid. Subject to appropriate therapies, you can not know what will be the course that in the previous episode lasted for a couple of weeks.
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