2019-02-08: Cornell 5 Clarkson 0

[Jeff Hopkins '82]

CHA said it was a cut tendon.

Where did you see this? (I'm wondering what CHA site or e-mailing, as I'm also a member, but apparently don't know where to look for info.)

Thanks!

It's stated in CHN news.

Yesterday and today, I tried posting a "big" medical post on this, but I keep getting a "Phorum Database Error". So here's something shorter.

I still doubt that it was just a tendon. That amount of blood loss makes an artery, likely Radial, very suspicious. There may also be tendon injuries, but by themselves they shouldn't have that much bleeding.

You're probably right, Doctor H.  But knowing hockey, we're doing better than when they just call it an "upper body injury."

[Cop at Lynah]

It was mentioned on the radio pre-game show that he underwent successful surgery and has another surgery scheduled for later this week.

[Jim Hyla]

It was mentioned on the radio pre-game show that he underwent successful surgery and has another surgery scheduled for later this week.

Guessing, he had the artery repaired emergently and once they know that is okay, they'll fix everything else.

[sah67]

Regush's goal makes the #3 spot on USCHO's plays of the week:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YO7cWE9KRP4

[George64]

It was mentioned on the radio pre-game show that he underwent successful surgery and has another surgery scheduled for later this week.

Guessing, he had the artery repaired emergently and once they know that is okay, they'll fix everything else.

Cornell Sun update.

[Trotsky]

It was mentioned on the radio pre-game show that he underwent successful surgery and has another surgery scheduled for later this week.

Guessing, he had the artery repaired emergently and once they know that is okay, they'll fix everything else.

Cornell Sun update.

Fuck the hockey, I'm just glad the kid isn't going to go through life with only one functioning hand.

[Jeff Hopkins '82]

It was mentioned on the radio pre-game show that he underwent successful surgery and has another surgery scheduled for later this week.

Guessing, he had the artery repaired emergently and once they know that is okay, they'll fix everything else.

Cornell Sun update.

Fuck the hockey, I'm just glad the kid isn't going to go through life with only one functioning hand.

+1

[Swampy]

It was mentioned on the radio pre-game show that he underwent successful surgery and has another surgery scheduled for later this week.

Guessing, he had the artery repaired emergently and once they know that is okay, they'll fix everything else.

Cornell Sun update.

Fuck the hockey, I'm just glad the kid isn't going to go through life with only one functioning hand.

+1

At the alumni dinner in New Haven last week, Schafer said that, even though players don't like to wear Kevlar protective sleeves designed to prevent such injuries, from now on all players on teams he coaches will have to wear them.

[Trotsky]

At the alumni dinner in New Haven last week, Schafer said that, even though players don't like to wear Kevlar protective sleeves designed to prevent such injuries, from now on all players on teams he coaches will have to wear them.

He should get the surgery footage from Cody. (I assume procedures are recorded and HIPAA allows the patient access?)  Just throw that up on the screen after a team dinner once a year and every player will have it imprinted in his brain for life.  I saw Signal 30 at 15 and it has explicitly affected my driving behavior ever since.  That shit works.

[Trotsky]

Tapping so I can look at it in the thread list again.

[drs48]

Trotsky....can't believe you mentioned Signal 30.....same experience from middle school,,,,scary as hell.