Most accidents are self-inflicted
Arora appeals to winter sports enthusiasts not to take any risks on or off the slopes. Exercise is good, but from the accident statistics we know that most skiing accidents are self-inflicted and related to an increased willingness to take risks. “Most serious accidents happen off-road,” the trauma surgeon recalls, “it would be good if these athletes put their willingness to take risks aside in the spirit of solidarity.” Arora currently advises people with prostheses against skiing in general. In the event of an accident, an operation and a stay in the intensive care unit are inevitable.
“Don’t take any risks” – Due to closed operating theaters: appeal to winter sports enthusiasts
