Lukas Müller is likely to remain paralyzed. Doctors: "incomplete paraplegia"

Lukas Müller cade in allenamento. È grave, non sente più le gambe
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Lukas Müller is likely to remain paralyzed. Doctors: "incomplete paraplegia"

Also today the doctors who treat Lukas M & uuml; ller held a press conference where they explained to the public what are the conditions of the unfortunate twenty-three, fell disastrously in training on Kulm in the day Wednesday & Igrave ;.

Professor Fanz-Josef Seibert said the Carinthian suffers from paraplegia that originates in the sixth and seventh thoracic vertebra. It is for & ograve; a so-called incomplete paraplegia, since & eacute; the 'Austrian even without being able to move his legs have a sensitivity & agrave; residual to the same. Currently M & uuml; ller & egrave; hospitalized in intensive care and will stay there & agrave; for a few days, after which & eacute; & agrave will begin; the long process of rehabilitation. Gernot Brunner, director of the University Clinic of Graz, explained that at the time "it would be irresponsible to predict, it will take months and perhaps even a year before they realize if potr & agrave; really walk again." In other words the 'athlete when & egrave; paralyzed and has no way to move the legs. There is at least a hope that it will come back to ambulate. The President of the '' & Öland; sv Peter Schr & ouml; cksnadel promised that the Fed will provide Austrian & agrave; all the 'necessary assistance despite M & uuml; ller had not added any national team.
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