apadilla
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No, a lot of helmets do not cover the entirety of the temporal bone of the skull that they mention was fractured. The majority of helmets you see with visors don't really cover the ear, and the temporal bone extends down as low as the ear lobe.Was he wearing the helmet correctly? If so, it really should protect from things like this. If it doesn't, we need a helmet reform as soon as possible.
Yeah, my understanding is that the side of the head is one of the most vulnerable spots, so the helmets seriously should cover them. So avoidable... And brushing it aside as a "freak accident" is in my opinion not the solution, but of course that's what will be done.No, a lot of helmets do not cover the entirety of the temporal bone of the skull that they mention was fractured. The majority of helmets you see with visors don't really cover the ear, and the temporal bone extends down as low as the ear lobe.
soo did I understand this correctly? He was dead for 8 minutes? yeah then its pull the plug situation/massive brain damage. Shows how life is full of freak accidents which nobody can be prepared.«Мы должны рискнуть»: пострадавшего от удара шайбой хоккеиста Тимура Файзутдинова перевезут в московскую клинику
They are transporting him to Moscow
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Agreed, all these injuries are completely avoidable with proper head protection.Full face coverings need to be mandatory. Situations like this are entirely avoidable. They don’t impair your vision at all. This macho man culture we have in hockey is complete bullshit. One day we’ll look back on half shields the same way we look at no helmets at all. Hope this kid pulls through.
It's only a matter of time (until something similar happens in the NHL). There was an incident a while ago, also in Russia, some young kid died after he got hit in the neck.Full face coverings need to be mandatory. Situations like this are entirely avoidable. They don’t impair your vision at all. This macho man culture we have in hockey is complete bullshit. One day we’ll look back on half shields the same way we look at no helmets at all. Hope this kid pulls through.
Ugh. I literally got hit in the same spot by a hard shot 2 weeks ago. Helmet does not cover it. I am fine, but man I hope this kid pulls through.
Full face coverings need to be mandatory. Situations like this are entirely avoidable. They don’t impair your vision at all. This macho man culture we have in hockey is complete bullshit. One day we’ll look back on half shields the same way we look at no helmets at all. Hope this kid pulls through.
Would this have even prevented the injury he received? This looks like it hit the side of his head and a full cage wouldn't have made any difference.Full face coverings need to be mandatory. Situations like this are entirely avoidable. They don’t impair your vision at all. This macho man culture we have in hockey is complete bullshit. One day we’ll look back on half shields the same way we look at no helmets at all. Hope this kid pulls through.
Literally just a bad bruise and sore head. No dizziness or nausea. I was back on the ice again within 12 days.What kind of injury did you end up with?
It's crazy how the angle of impact and the precise location where it hits can make such a huge difference. Usually velocity is a major determining factor but here it appears like it's a confluence of other unfortunate factors. Sucks.
This is correct. Looks like got hit below / in back of his ear. No coverage there, even with a full mask.Would this have even prevented the injury he received? This looks like it hit the side of his head and a full cage wouldn't have made any difference.