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Peroné roto

Discussion in 'Español' started by Ire, Apr 8, 2009.

  1. Ire

    Ire Member


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    Manuel Fernandes jugó más de una hora con el peroné roto!

    Hola a todos!

    ¿Como es posible esto?La explicacion del traumatologo es porque tiene una masa muscular importante y no ha desplazado casi el hueso.
    Tambien dice que la biomecanica del paciente reveló que en su caso "no es un hueso de carga".

    A mi me ha llamado la atención este caso, y tengo curiosidad de como ha podido aguantar 1 hora jugando; yo no tengo ni idea pero si me "cuadra" la respuesta del traumatologo.¿Que opinais?

    Saludos

    (un poco de vidilla al foro...):dizzy:​
     
  2. carolethecatlover

    carolethecatlover Active Member

    Broken FIBUlA.
    Manual Fernandes played for more than an hour with a broken fibula.
    Hello everybody!
    How is that possible? The explanation of the injury doctor is that there is a mass of muscle and this had prevented movement of the broken fibula, also the biomechanics of this patient meant that it was not a weight bearing bone.
    I was overcome with curiosity on this case, how can one continue playing for an hour! I am not sure if the injury doctor's reply was correct...what do you think?

    Free translation by Carole, student pod,
    I have heard in my lectures that the Fibula only carries 17% of the weight. Given this was a muscular young man, high on adrenaline in a war, sorry, soccer match, same thing in Spain, I can imgine him playing on, and on,....
     
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