MADRID, 7 Abr. (EUROPA PRESS) –
The German cyclist Lennard Kämna (BORA-hansgrohe) left the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the Tenerife hospital where he is admitted this Sunday after being involved in a traffic accident while training on the Canary Island, he has reported. his team.
“Lennard Kämna’s recovery has developed positively in recent days. The 27-year-old improved so much that he was able to leave the ICU. He is stable and has therefore already been transferred to the ward at the Tenerife hospital,” said the BORA-hansgrohe in a statement.
Kämna, 27, was training last Thursday on the roads of the island of Tenerife with several colleagues when the driver of a vehicle traveling in the opposite direction turned left to enter the German’s lane and collided with him. . “He is stable, awake, receptive and able to communicate,” explained BORA-hansgrohe after the accident.
Now, Kämna will continue to be treated for his injuries at the medical center, “especially in the chest area”, due to the severe chest trauma he suffered in the accident, with rib fractures and lung contusion.
BORA-hansgrohe team principal Ralph Denk explained that the German “has taken a big step forward.” “The fact that he can now be transferred to a normal ward is very good news. I would like to thank the Tenerife medical team and our medical department for their great efforts over the last few days. We wish Lennard continued strength for a speedy recovery.” , he claimed.
2024-04-07 15:02:37
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