Brian Elliott's Sports Injuries

Type of Sport: Ice Hockey

Brian Elliott's Sports Injuries Table

Type Area Date Consequences Content How It Happened Recovery Duration Rehabilitation Details Impact On Career Psychological Impact Previous Injuries Return To Competition Severity Treatment Medical Staff Long Term Impact Preventive Measures Competition Missed Initial Symptoms Re Injury Risk Support System Rehabilitation Location
Concussions Head 2018-11-14 Had to follow concussion protocol, which included missing games. Brian Elliott suffered a concussion during practice when he was hit by a puck. He underwent concussion protocol and missed several games as a result. Suffered a concussion after being hit by a puck during practice. 2-3 weeks Followed NHL concussion protocol, including rest and gradual return to activity. Minor impact; returned to normal performance post-recovery. Concern about potential future concussions. No previous concussions reported. Returned to play after 3 weeks. Moderate Rest and gradual return to activity Team neurologist and medical staff No long-term impact reported. Enhanced protective gear and cautious play. Missed 7 games. Headache, dizziness, and sensitivity to light. Moderate Team support, family, and medical staff. Team facilities
Knee Injuries Right Knee 2015-11-25 Missed several games while recovering. Brian Elliott sustained a right knee injury during a collision in a game against the Edmonton Oilers. The injury forced him to miss multiple games, impacting the team's performance. Injured during a game against the Edmonton Oilers when he collided with a player. 2-4 weeks Underwent physical therapy and rest to recover. Temporary setback but returned to form post-recovery. Mild impact due to the short recovery period. None reported on the same knee before this incident. Returned to play after 3 weeks. Moderate Physical therapy and rest Team physicians and physical therapists No long-term impact reported. Strengthening exercises for knee stability. Missed 6 games. Pain and swelling in the right knee. Low Team support and medical staff. Team facilities
Lower Body Injuries Lower Body 2020-02-05 Missed several games and had to undergo rehabilitation. Brian Elliott suffered a lower body injury during a game against the New Jersey Devils. The injury required him to miss several games and undergo rehabilitation. Injured during a game against the New Jersey Devils while making a save. 3-5 weeks Engaged in physical therapy and gradual return to skating. Short-term impact; returned to full performance after recovery. Mild impact due to concerns about re-injury. No similar lower body injuries reported previously. Returned to play after 4 weeks. Moderate Physical therapy and rest Team physicians and physical therapists No long-term impact reported. Strengthening exercises and proper warm-up routines. Missed 8 games. Pain and limited mobility in the lower body. Low Team support and medical staff. Team facilities

Brian Elliott's Sports Injuries Videos

Gotta See It: Elliott injured after collision with Toews

St. Louis goaltender Brian Elliott is injured after forward David Backes pushes Chicago Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews into the net. Panarin forces a turnover, leading to a breakaway for Toews, who takes a shot on goal before Backes arrives late, causing the collision.
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Elliott injured, Palmieri scores

Philadelphia Flyers goaltender Brian Elliott gets injured in a game against the New Jersey Devils on November 15, 2018.
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Gotta See It: Brian Elliott gets replaced by Jake Allen

After allowing three goals, St. Louis decided to pull Brian Elliott for Jake Allen.
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NHL Now: Brian Elliott Out Two Weeks with Lower Body Injury - Nov 16, 2018

The NHL Now crew analyzes the Flyers' options at goaltender with Brian Elliott out for two weeks due to a lower-body injury.
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