I was really confused on what happened until maybe 10 seconds later when watching this live but I could tell just based off the players reaction that it was a bad injury though.
Kendrick Mott i saw his feet hanging awkwardly to the side. And then I saw moura aurier son crowd reactions. Horrible horrible injury. Get well soon andre!
Kendrick Mott It was an awful sickening injury. As the players on both teams became so emotional...they lost it...like you I realized this was really heart breaking. Poor guy, that had to be so painful.
God made us perfectly, it's amazing how everything in the universe fits together perfectly. The planets are perfectly positioned, our brains are amazingly programmed, and just look at our universes laws. Who do you think put the laws of motion and gravity into play? The man upstairs. Our God.
@@James-bn9bj wasnt neccessarily his fault tho, it wasnt the tackle itself that injured gomes, it was the fall onto aurier which was caused the injury.
@@maximilianulander2812 Aye I was about to comment on that. The tackle is yellow card no doubt, but it wasn't the cause of the injury. And Son needs to know that, because otherwise he's gonna be blaming himself for a very very long time
@@Mikkel1210 And i think got a red card for that and it wasn't even his fault, i've seen some commentator saying that the league will look into it and maybe change his card to aurier
content well what else do u want him to do youtubers do shitty reviews about new gadgets and stupid pranks which are of no use where here he is explaining how do such things happen how to avoid it and the process of healing. This channel is precaution more then just content
@@vaannebilim Son succumbed to his ambition, making an inconsiderate intervention to win the ball, breaking the balance of the gomes.maybe it wasn't malicious but it wasn't a sporty move
@@myearsgotyouthsystem8802 I don't blame him if you told me but he made an irresponsible intervention. he didn't want to maim yes he's not a bad person but he could have intervened more properly.
@@adambarton4574 not really, Son didn't slide towards Gomes, he slid on the one side of Gomes. It's hard to say, because it was the contact of Gomes's leg with the ground which let to an injury. That incident can happen even if you don't slide/ tackle from behind. You can see the circumstance clearly here www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-7645221/Jamie-Carragher-believes-Son-Heung-min-not-dismissed-tackle-Andre-Gomes.html
We’re covering the foot and and ankle with my high school sports med students. This content is SO applicable and it really helps my students understand the injuries. Love your content!
I’d like to suggest Yasser Corona’s (soccer player for Xolos Tijuana) neck injury that lead to his retirement last year 2018. It was such a bad injury, it was noted that his teammates attempted to aid him and subsequently worsened his injury. Fair warning it was a tough injury to watch live on tv. Love your vids man.
It was not his teammates but his position on hitting the ground. The way his head hit the ground was terrifying. One hit from the attacker and the other was his landing. Players only did good by opening his mouth or he would've died out of breath.
I know you said there's nothing you can do, but when Neymar or other players who are often fouled talk about diving or falling to protect themselves this is what they are looking to avoid. If Gomez's reaction to getting clipped had been to let himself fall instead of planting a foot and continuing to try to run from an unbalanced positition, I could see this injury not occurring at all.
He had another player in front of him and just collided with him so he didnt even have room to dive. I watched the game live and first thought he was injured from the impact with the player in front of him. Btw, the player's name is GomeS not Gomez.
He meant in the context of pre-match preparations I think, not in game decision making. There’s no kind of conditioning for that area that would’ve prevented that kind of movement from causing the fracture/ tear/ damages
Wow doc ive been a fan of your channel from the beginning and a life long evertonian, never thought i would see you covering this! You really keep an eye on all sports, you dont miss a trick!
Another great video. I'm an Athletic Trainer at Dalhousie University. I share your videos with other AT's and I have to say, you do a fantastic job at explaining and educating.
Keep your bigoted, racist and disgusting comments where they belong - in your sick & twisted mind. Are you saying that your Christian God is ok to talk about, but an equally religious person who offers prayers to their own God for somebody is a paedophile? That's just wrong. Your commandments don't say "Love thy neighbour, as long as they're also Christian". It makes me glad to be an Atheist and to rely on medical science rather than do nothing and hope that God steps in and cures everyone!
I did a tub/fib/talus fracture in March of 2015, and it was the single most painful thing I have ever experienced. (Also, a sports injury. Thanks, basketball.) I can say you're 100% right with the bone healing be the easy part. It was the recovery from muscle atrophe, and the ligament damage that took almost two years to get back to feeling somewhat normal. Even now, almost five years later, I'm still only at 80% of what I had. It's just a super-traumatic injury, with tons of moving parts.
Also worth considering in his recovery/comeback is the psychological impact... it can greatly impact his future career and playing style even if physically his body is fully recovered... some players are never quite the same after a major injury because mentally they have difficulty getting back “in the game.”
I live in s.korea and I'm a fan of Son. I feel so sorry for him and the pain of Gomez too. Son is a cool player and has been doing well so far but it's unfortunate this happened to him.
When he said external rotation it sent shivers down my spine I mean his foot wasn't meant to do that, man I need play football carefully these days. Anyway hope Gomes makes a speedy recovery
bruh just watch it bruh watch your motions bruh always try to make all your bodyparts roll after like segio ramos does dude theres a reason hes not getting injured bruh dude it is preventable just watch your motion bruh watch nothin get stuck lol and dude im not kidding this is possible and dude i can land backflip and shit dude i know this shit prevented million times an injury bruh just watch your always awake when you go full speed
A fellow toffee here! Hope you've seen the latest photos and video of Andre BACK IN TRAINING! He is targeting the Arsenal game in Feb to make his comeback!! COYB!!
I suffered an almost identical diagnosis from a very different incident in late 2007, in my late 20s. I took a blunt force trauma to the mid-shin from a car/leg impact at 70mph (I was riding a motorcycle and collided with someone else's wreck). The tib and fib were fractured, the ankle dislocated, and the ankle broke. My foot stayed anchored to the motorcycle footpeg, as the impact occurred and pushed the leg back relative to the foot. It was my boot kept things kind of in place enough to keep the foot. The nerves got a bad hit, and the tendons and ligaments were pretty much all torn or displaced from toes to knee. (For reference, it's my leg on the wikipedia page for skin grafting, which shows the exterior skin injuries to the mid-shin). The ankle had to be pinned for 4 months, and I was in a cast and on crutches for almost 8 months. I took almost 6 years to walk unaided more than just a little around the home. I was begging for an amputation around the 3 to 5 year mark (denied). Now I struggle daily with pain and mobility. The movement of my ankle is severely limited, and it's only going to degenerate in future with arthritis as I now move into my 40s. However I was grossly unfit. In Gomes favour, he's an elite athlete. He has access to the best medical trauma care, follow-up care, after-care, and rehab care imaginable. I'd expect his prognosis to be infinitely better than my own was/is.
Thank you for the great video! I was curious if you might be able to make a video talking about what “reducing” dislocations actually consists of and how it might be done on the field? Regardless, thank you for the wonderful content!
I suffered a double fracture . Broke my tibia and fibula . I can never play the game again . I can never climb a stair . All of you playing the sport,please don’t be reckless.
How can he be so kool. I played soccer and an early fracture has me away from the fields. Looking at this brings memories and I feel overwhelmed by looking at the images
Great stuff doc, thank you for posting. It's scary and it brings back bad memories for me personally. I had the exact same injury happen to me in the exact same way almost 25 years ago (broken Fibula and dislocation). I am now 50 yo and I still have the hardware in my ankle, metal plate and 9 screws. My doctor at the time told me that it's ok to leave the hardware in long term but I haven't gotten a "second opinion" in almost 25 years...:) Do you recommend taking the hardware out? I'm just a little wary as it would obviously involve another operation and recovery. I still play recreational soccer and have been wearing the same ankle brace since...:). Occasionally, I do feel some pain/soreness associated mostly with weather changes, but is this hardware good for life, or do you recommend taking it out? I appreciate your time!
I’m 13 years old and I broke my fibula and tibia playing football and all I can say is that it hurts like a bitch Ive already had 3 surgeries and need more prayers for Andre Gomes🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Hi Brian, been a fan of your channel for a while, and see how comprehensive your discussions are, I'm doing a research relating to athletic performance, I'm hoping to get a consultation with you. Thnaks.
Dr. Sutter everytime I hear that someone has a broken back the first thing I think of is pain and will they ever be the same. I remember in 2013 Tony Romo after breaking his back came back to play in the NFL. How? Also what was different from the 2013 break and the one in 2016 that made him retire. Please do a video on broken backs. I really enjoy your channel and the work you put into the videos is much appreciated.
Made my recently healed Lisfranc fracture hurt seeing the picture! Right up there with the leg fracture of Joe Theismann's leg that ended his career. Hope he gets to return to the game he loves so much.
@@jacquelinewilson4914 Also from the future! Looks like he may be back in the starting XI in FEBRUARY. How is that even possible after that injury?? Medical Science is amazing as is the will of the player to get back ASAP.
You have to see Eduardo Arsenal injury back in 2006, that more worst...his ankle totaly pulled out from the joining...and his foot look like hangings in the air
Ankle injuries soo painful....specially in sports...sometimes i get my ankle twisted when playing Badminton..also when you normal walking..still can get ankle injury sometimes ankles are so sensitive ..when you do any kind of activity...
One of the worst leg breaks I ever saw in football was Coventry city player David Bussts against Manchester United in 1996 ...it was .truly horrific, there was even blood on the pitch , it was simply horrible.....
I fractured my navicular bone in my ankle which ended my freshmen soccer year. It was terrible but this is worse and I pray he’s able to return to the sport.
What do the trainers on the field have for pain. I thought about this especially in the case of compound fractures like anderson Silva. Is there morphine near by? Or do they just have to deal with the pain?
I was really confused on what happened until maybe 10 seconds later when watching this live but I could tell just based off the players reaction that it was a bad injury though.
Kendrick Mott i saw his feet hanging awkwardly to the side. And then I saw moura aurier son crowd reactions. Horrible horrible injury. Get well soon andre!
Kendrick Mott It was an awful sickening injury. As the players on both teams became so emotional...they lost it...like you I realized this was really heart breaking. Poor guy, that had to be so painful.
At first I saw those girls in the crowd gasping, and I was like wtf then I saw Sonny's reaction and knew something was wrong
U were watchin soccer live hahahahahha
@@farhadsafari7943 I bet you like the WWE
When you go in depth into anatomy its crazy how perfectly everything in your body works together
John Macmillan I almost became a christian after watching this 😂
Anatomy - legendary leech talk
God made us perfectly, it's amazing how everything in the universe fits together perfectly. The planets are perfectly positioned, our brains are amazingly programmed, and just look at our universes laws. Who do you think put the laws of motion and gravity into play? The man upstairs. Our God.
@@francescomeola lol you should man
Hey Dani how are the planets perfectly positioned??
Devastating for Gomes, I wish Him a speedy recovery
yeeeeeeeeeea more likely a speedy relocation bruh you have any idea how this hurts???? speedy relocation would be ebetter than speedy recovery !!
Jeff Edwards it a best wishes term covers everything mate 😂😂
Heung Min Son was in tears when he saw his ankle being all droopy
He felt sorry for what he done I think
@@James-bn9bj wasnt neccessarily his fault tho, it wasnt the tackle itself that injured gomes, it was the fall onto aurier which was caused the injury.
@@maximilianulander2812 Aye I was about to comment on that. The tackle is yellow card no doubt, but it wasn't the cause of the injury. And Son needs to know that, because otherwise he's gonna be blaming himself for a very very long time
Literally that was an Accident so sad...
@@Mikkel1210 And i think got a red card for that and it wasn't even his fault, i've seen some commentator saying that the league will look into it and maybe change his card to aurier
I didnt realise it was this serious when I was watching the match... our prayers are with Andre Gomez and his family
Damn he quick af
Andre Gomes: *broke leg*
Doctor: CONTENTTTT!!!!!
content well what else do u want him to do youtubers do shitty reviews about new gadgets and stupid pranks which are of no use where here he is explaining how do such things happen how to avoid it and the process of healing. This channel is precaution more then just content
Yall took my comment too seriously
Leg(???)
It’s broKEN
IN HALLLLLF
@@tanisegsge4586 chill tf out
who else feels a pain in their ankle while watching this?
I can't even see his pictorial representation😣😣
Damn right, I can't even watch
Me,especially since I have sprained both of my ankles pretty badly
HIGHLY RELATABLE!!!
I've done that to myself when I had an accident with my scooter, the foot trapped underneath the rear end.
Damn you’re quick with these 😂
As lightspeed
I'm surprised he watches anything besides NFL and NBA
🤣🤣😂😂🤣
This topic= a lot of views
I'm so sorry for Son. He's a good guy and he feels bad now.
Son has nothing to do with the injure it was self injured
@@vaannebilim this I will disagree with you. He rushed Andre which made him sped to collide with Aurier
@@vaannebilim Son succumbed to his ambition, making an inconsiderate intervention to win the ball, breaking the balance of the gomes.maybe it wasn't malicious but it wasn't a sporty move
You can't blame son, cause these events happens in sports. No wonder he was so emotional.
@@myearsgotyouthsystem8802 I don't blame him if you told me but he made an irresponsible intervention. he didn't want to maim yes he's not a bad person but he could have intervened more properly.
No one can blamed in this incident. This is the risk if you are become an athlete
Tbf this is the reason u can't slide in from behind in football 🤷🏾♂️
@@adambarton4574 not really, Son didn't slide towards Gomes, he slid on the one side of Gomes. It's hard to say, because it was the contact of Gomes's leg with the ground which let to an injury. That incident can happen even if you don't slide/ tackle from behind.
You can see the circumstance clearly here
www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-7645221/Jamie-Carragher-believes-Son-Heung-min-not-dismissed-tackle-Andre-Gomes.html
Nicely said, being in any sport, you’re always risking your body no matter the situation 👍🏽
@@DB-pg5iy thanks for the link
D B he slide from the side but from such a narrow and diagonal angle it’s pretty close to being behind
We’re covering the foot and and ankle with my high school sports med students. This content is SO applicable and it really helps my students understand the injuries. Love your content!
dude how cool is your school bruh´?
Am I the only one who's in pain while listening to him explain that injury 😭
My foot hurts so bad while watching it=))
Your not the only one lol
mine didnt hurt until i saw that photo that was probably of someone else's ankle, Id faint if that happened to me m not gonna lie.
Me too
My complete body is hurting
It was difficult to watch. Hope Gomes has speedy recovery.
I’d like to suggest Yasser Corona’s (soccer player for Xolos Tijuana) neck injury that lead to his retirement last year 2018. It was such a bad injury, it was noted that his teammates attempted to aid him and subsequently worsened his injury.
Fair warning it was a tough injury to watch live on tv.
Love your vids man.
Angel Martinez I just saw the video the team had to do something because his tongue was not letting him breath.
so did he break his neck? I dont understand Spanish but the way his head hit the ground it suggests he broke his neck possibly.
Peter F. Yes. He got a concussion
It was not his teammates but his position on hitting the ground. The way his head hit the ground was terrifying. One hit from the attacker and the other was his landing. Players only did good by opening his mouth or he would've died out of breath.
Even i could feel the pain in my ankle when i watched this get well soon andre gomes
I know you said there's nothing you can do, but when Neymar or other players who are often fouled talk about diving or falling to protect themselves this is what they are looking to avoid. If Gomez's reaction to getting clipped had been to let himself fall instead of planting a foot and continuing to try to run from an unbalanced positition, I could see this injury not occurring at all.
He had another player in front of him and just collided with him so he didnt even have room to dive. I watched the game live and first thought he was injured from the impact with the player in front of him.
Btw, the player's name is GomeS not Gomez.
He meant in the context of pre-match preparations I think, not in game decision making. There’s no kind of conditioning for that area that would’ve prevented that kind of movement from causing the fracture/ tear/ damages
It's funny you mention neymar WHEN he gets injured all the time regardless of him diving all gamr
Well then just dive, don't act like someone tried to murder you...
@@Sarablueunicorn trust me he could have dived or fell in a different way but things happen and he trying to keep going
Praying God to speed up his recovery and healing. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Watching this injury live gave me PTSD flashbacks to Gordan Hayward's injury 😱
I support Spurs and celtics and thought the same when it happened. Hopefully Gomes fully recovers, unfortunately these things happen in sports
Alex Rodrigues Paul George's injury popped up in my mind.
Exactly, i remember hearing his feet pops and saw it dangling.
Eduardo da Silva arsenal was really bad
kaito121 yep i remember that
Dr. Always coming through with the in-depth analysis, great video
Wow doc ive been a fan of your channel from the beginning and a life long evertonian, never thought i would see you covering this! You really keep an eye on all sports, you dont miss a trick!
My thoughts and prayers are with Andre Gomes and his family. That was a truly horrific injury and I wish him a speedy recovery. 🙏 stay strong Andre
Everyone: What can be done to prevent this?
Doctor: nothing
😧
It's an accident at that speed and the type of boot it's very common these type of bad foot position not always with this extreme scenario
It may take him 2-3years to fully recover, so bad for his carrier
Why do people think this can be prevented? 😂 it’s an accident lol. An unfortunate one. People are dumb
How to prevent? Don't twist your leg.
Laser that’s impossible to know when playing competitive soccer.
Another great video. I'm an Athletic Trainer at Dalhousie University. I share your videos with other AT's and I have to say, you do a fantastic job at explaining and educating.
I pray to Allah for speedy recovery of Gomes and everyone who is injured and sick... May Allah bless you with love and peace
@David JR stfu and show respect
Jesus is the best thing ever
@@danielhunde7395 yeah hes in the quran too
Keep your bigoted, racist and disgusting comments where they belong - in your sick & twisted mind. Are you saying that your Christian God is ok to talk about, but an equally religious person who offers prayers to their own God for somebody is a paedophile? That's just wrong. Your commandments don't say "Love thy neighbour, as long as they're also Christian". It makes me glad to be an Atheist and to rely on medical science rather than do nothing and hope that God steps in and cures everyone!
@David JR Bigoted scumbag.
The scariest part about this injury, and doctor just mentioned it, there's absolutely nothing you can do to prevent it.
I was just about to comment on the previous video and tell you to go over Andre Gomes, you’re content is pure. I really love it man keep it up!
Doc, you are as fast as lightspeed
And your brain as slow as slug
@@realveral5383 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I did a tub/fib/talus fracture in March of 2015, and it was the single most painful thing I have ever experienced. (Also, a sports injury. Thanks, basketball.)
I can say you're 100% right with the bone healing be the easy part. It was the recovery from muscle atrophe, and the ligament damage that took almost two years to get back to feeling somewhat normal.
Even now, almost five years later, I'm still only at 80% of what I had. It's just a super-traumatic injury, with tons of moving parts.
I just broke my fibula and am recovering and watching this I screamed and felt all that pain 😖
Hope you have a full and fast recovery brother
Get well soon
Oh man. I broke my fibula and tibia before. fibula alone isn't bad. good luck
Get well soon buddy
Get well soon buddy 💪
When I saw the injury live I had a feeling you would cover it Doc. You’ve been everywhere lately 👍🏼
Bro when I saw this live I was clueless of what happened but then saw what happened and was so sad
Also worth considering in his recovery/comeback is the psychological impact... it can greatly impact his future career and playing style even if physically his body is fully recovered... some players are never quite the same after a major injury because mentally they have difficulty getting back “in the game.”
This was a really good video. Very informative and educational.
I’ve learned more on this Channel then what I did in school
I live in s.korea and I'm a fan of Son. I feel so sorry for him and the pain of Gomez too. Son is a cool player and has been doing well so far but it's unfortunate this happened to him.
I am portuguese and it hurts to see this, he was finally having a decent season after the horrid time at barcelona and now this happens
Great Explanation Sir! Thank You very Much!!
This is the best medical related channel on RUclips great explanation...... Subbed 👍
Really happy there is possibility of healing and return to the game.
When he said external rotation it sent shivers down my spine I mean his foot wasn't meant to do that, man I need play football carefully these days. Anyway hope Gomes makes a speedy recovery
bruh just watch it bruh watch your motions bruh always try to make all your bodyparts roll after like segio ramos does dude theres a reason hes not getting injured bruh dude it is preventable just watch your motion bruh watch nothin get stuck lol and dude im not kidding this is possible and dude i can land backflip and shit dude i know this shit prevented million times an injury bruh just watch your always awake when you go full speed
Everton fan here. I knew this video was coming and man this injury looked bad. Hope Gomes recovers fully.
A fellow toffee here! Hope you've seen the latest photos and video of Andre BACK IN TRAINING! He is targeting the Arsenal game in Feb to make his comeback!! COYB!!
Just praying for gomes..hope you come back stronger
Wow! Yuck! That is an ugly dislocation. That particular injury is really painful. Nice video, Doc! Thanks again!
Man, just imagine that after that picture the foot pro smashed into the ground even further
I suffered an almost identical diagnosis from a very different incident in late 2007, in my late 20s. I took a blunt force trauma to the mid-shin from a car/leg impact at 70mph (I was riding a motorcycle and collided with someone else's wreck). The tib and fib were fractured, the ankle dislocated, and the ankle broke. My foot stayed anchored to the motorcycle footpeg, as the impact occurred and pushed the leg back relative to the foot. It was my boot kept things kind of in place enough to keep the foot. The nerves got a bad hit, and the tendons and ligaments were pretty much all torn or displaced from toes to knee. (For reference, it's my leg on the wikipedia page for skin grafting, which shows the exterior skin injuries to the mid-shin).
The ankle had to be pinned for 4 months, and I was in a cast and on crutches for almost 8 months. I took almost 6 years to walk unaided more than just a little around the home. I was begging for an amputation around the 3 to 5 year mark (denied). Now I struggle daily with pain and mobility. The movement of my ankle is severely limited, and it's only going to degenerate in future with arthritis as I now move into my 40s. However I was grossly unfit. In Gomes favour, he's an elite athlete. He has access to the best medical trauma care, follow-up care, after-care, and rehab care imaginable. I'd expect his prognosis to be infinitely better than my own was/is.
Wow. Motorcycles should be banned. Especially on the highway that is nuts.
Used this video as revision for ankle anatomy before my exam
This channel is goated 🐐
never seen such a horrific injury on live tv
Thank you for the great video! I was curious if you might be able to make a video talking about what “reducing” dislocations actually consists of and how it might be done on the field? Regardless, thank you for the wonderful content!
Never knew digne was a doctor
Say what?
I suffered a double fracture . Broke my tibia and fibula . I can never play the game again . I can never climb a stair . All of you playing the sport,please don’t be reckless.
thanks for good information, get well soon andre gomez
How can he be so kool. I played soccer and an early fracture has me away from the fields. Looking at this brings memories and I feel overwhelmed by looking at the images
Wish you a speedy recovery Andre. From a lfc fan
Great stuff doc, thank you for posting. It's scary and it brings back bad memories for me personally. I had the exact same injury happen to me in the exact same way almost 25 years ago (broken Fibula and dislocation). I am now 50 yo and I still have the hardware in my ankle, metal plate and 9 screws. My doctor at the time told me that it's ok to leave the hardware in long term but I haven't gotten a "second opinion" in almost 25 years...:) Do you recommend taking the hardware out? I'm just a little wary as it would obviously involve another operation and recovery. I still play recreational soccer and have been wearing the same ankle brace since...:). Occasionally, I do feel some pain/soreness associated mostly with weather changes, but is this hardware good for life, or do you recommend taking it out? I appreciate your time!
Dr Brian today if February 23 2020 and Andre Gomes is playing against Arsenal could you explain how he is back so quickly
I’m 13 years old and I broke my fibula and tibia playing football and all I can say is that it hurts like a bitch Ive already had 3 surgeries and need more prayers for Andre Gomes🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
very sad news very sorry for ANDRE i wish him quick recovery
Excellent explanation to my question!!
The S in Gomes is pronounced like "Shh" in Portuguese. Not Z like it's spelled Gomez in Spanish. Great video though!
Thanks Doctor,your explanation was very useful for us less intelligent mortals🙏
Get well soon andre gomes.. thanks to god who gave the doctor a knowledge to do a surgery... god bless you all
Hi Brian, been a fan of your channel for a while, and see how comprehensive your discussions are, I'm doing a research relating to athletic performance, I'm hoping to get a consultation with you. Thnaks.
I’m a DPT student love watching your videos to study haha
Dr. Sutter everytime I hear that someone has a broken back the first thing I think of is pain and will they ever be the same. I remember in 2013 Tony Romo after breaking his back came back to play in the NFL. How? Also what was different from the 2013 break and the one in 2016 that made him retire. Please do a video on broken backs. I really enjoy your channel and the work you put into the videos is much appreciated.
I needed this video!
thanks for the clear explanation bro. !!
Made my recently healed Lisfranc fracture hurt seeing the picture! Right up there with the leg fracture of Joe Theismann's leg that ended his career. Hope he gets to return to the game he loves so much.
i was waiting for this :-) thanks doc
I swear I can actually feel pain in my ankle when I watch this
Very interesting. Hope our Andres Gomez will be back to full fitness very soon. Thank you for the fab explanation.
Thanks for the video really informative
Pray for speedy recovery
God bless André. i hope everything goes well
Doc, you are awesome man
Could you do a video on Ottawa Senators player Scott Sabourin injury that required him to be taken off the ice on a stretcher ?
from what I heard he broke his nose
I should say after that hit the ice when he was in a collision. it seemed like it was accidental from what I saw of it, but IDK
Well done vid
thank you Son for this vid
Glad that his surgery was successful..God be with Him!
Great channel keep growing
Didn't realize you did soccer injuries too, great stuff!
PE Teacher: Why don’t you tackle the big kids
Me:
Thanks Doctor for the video
Son immediately regretted what happened omg 😭hope Andre gets better
I'm from the future he is back at training just 83 days later.wow speedy recovery
Jacqueline Wilson 🙏🏼
@@jacquelinewilson4914 Also from the future! Looks like he may be back in the starting XI in FEBRUARY. How is that even possible after that injury?? Medical Science is amazing as is the will of the player to get back ASAP.
I've never seen's anyone's ankle turn like that...truly horrifying injury. Wish him the best in his recovery.
You have to see Eduardo Arsenal injury back in 2006, that more worst...his ankle totaly pulled out from the joining...and his foot look like hangings in the air
See this, this more worst
ruclips.net/video/dahv9rBiWAk/видео.html
What an doctor
Ankle injuries soo painful....specially in sports...sometimes i get my ankle twisted when playing Badminton..also when you normal walking..still can get ankle injury sometimes ankles are so sensitive ..when you do any kind of activity...
One of the worst leg breaks I ever saw in football was Coventry city player David Bussts against Manchester United in 1996 ...it was .truly horrific, there was even blood on the pitch , it was simply horrible.....
Wow, you're quick off the mark. Great video, hope he recovers soon, we need him! #COYB.
I fractured my navicular bone in my ankle which ended my freshmen soccer year. It was terrible but this is worse and I pray he’s able to return to the sport.
Eduardo da Silvas bone snap in 2008 at Arsenal was horrifying
What do the trainers on the field have for pain. I thought about this especially in the case of compound fractures like anderson Silva. Is there morphine near by? Or do they just have to deal with the pain?
Son felt really guilty as well. It was a scary and sad sight..
Could you please talk about injuries in extreme sports, it'd be very awesome.
There was a collision between two hockey players this weekend. Can make a video on that.
Well explained
I never knew Christian Pulisic was a doctor
Damn, that was a terrible injury. Hope Gomes can return to the pitch and still be able to play top tier football soon.
Nah he is out
Congrats on the big views
I didn't know you commented on soccer injuries too. Hopefully Gomes comes back soon!