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The Norwegian jumper continues to receive treatment at Ljubljana University Hospital, but is now showing signs of improvement.
After the ugly fall in Planica on Thursday, Tande was placed in an artificial coma, but now he is going through a process of awakening to which he has responded well, reports the Norwegian Ski Federation on Sunday afternoon.
The Kongsberg boy is still receiving treatment at the Ljubljana university hospital.
The Norwegian Ski Federation arrived with a new update on the Tande situation on Sunday afternoon.
– Daniel has responded well to the awakening process today. Has shown eye contact, moves and reacts when speaking. It is still early in the morning, but the surrounding medical team in Slovenia is very satisfied with the development and gives us assurance regarding the way forward, said Hopplandslaget team physician Guri Ranum Ekås on Sunday. late.
– Daniel’s mother and his partner have now arrived in Ljubljana and will be with him in the hospital in the process of further awakening, he adds.
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– No drama related to the process.
On Sunday morning, the Ski Association stated that Tande was in the process of waking up.
– Daniel’s situation is stable. The awakening process started yesterday, but it is a time-consuming process and must be tailored to individual and other treatment. Therefore, awakening is difficult to time for sure, this is the medicine, said the team doctor of the Hoppland team, Guri Ranum Ekås.
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– Yesterday, follow-up examinations and treatment were carried out to facilitate a good awakening. Clas Brede Bråthen is with Daniel in the hospital during the awakening process that is now underway. There is no drama associated with the process, Ekås said early Sunday.
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Tande suffered a broken collarbone and a punctured lung, but avoided head and neck injuries when he lost control and walked the test round on the ski slope in Planica on Thursday.
The Norwegian ski jumper lost control at over 100 kilometers per hour and turned the ball over.
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The Norwegian was knocked unconscious at the foot of the hill before medical personnel ran up.
He was put into an artificial coma after the fall.
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After Sunday’s ski race, several Norwegian and foreign athletes gathered behind a large banner with a salute to Tande.
«Daniel Andre Tande! All the best of Planica! See you soon! », It was the message of the competitors of the world-wide circus.
Karl Geiger from Germany won the final race, while Johan Andre Forfang became the best Norwegian in eighth place.
Halvor Egner Granerud disappointed with a 16th place finish, but was able to receive the crystal ball as visible proof that he won the World Cup overall this season.
– Absolutely horrible
Clas Brede Bråthen, sporting director for the Norwegian national jumping team, witnessed Tande’s fall and the dramatic minutes afterward.
– It was very dramatic. That’s probably one of the worst I’ve ever been through. It was absolutely horrible, Bråthen told Nettavisen immediately after the accident.
At the same time, he fully praised the health personnel and the doctor who treated Tande.
– Take off your hat for the medical team and the device here. I can’t praise enough the way they have treated Daniel so far and the way they have treated us. It’s so unbelievably good, that they have somehow managed to make us feel cared for in a situation like this.
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