Stephane Lambiel's Sports Injuries

Type of Sport: Figure Skating

Stephane Lambiel'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
Fractures	Left Wrist	2008-01-19	Had to wear a cast and miss several competitions.	In January 2008, Stephane Lambiel fractured his left wrist after a fall during practice. This injury required him to wear a cast and limited his ability to train and compete for several months.	Fell during a practice session and landed awkwardly on his wrist.	3 months	Wore a cast for 6 weeks, followed by physical therapy to regain strength and flexibility.	Missed the European Championships but aimed to return for the World Championships.	The injury was a setback, but he remained determined to make a strong comeback.	No previous significant injuries in the same area.	2008-04-20	Severe	Immobilization with a cast, followed by physical therapy.	Orthopedic specialist and team physiotherapist.	No significant long-term impact reported.	Increased focus on fall prevention and wrist protection exercises.	2008 European Championships	Severe pain and swelling in the wrist.	Low to moderate, with proper precautions.	Family, coach, and medical team.	Local sports clinic.
Sprains	Right Ankle	2006-03-09	Had to withdraw from the competition and rest for several weeks.	During the 2006 World Championships, Stephane Lambiel suffered a right ankle sprain after an awkward landing. This forced him to withdraw from the event and take time off to recover.	Twisted his ankle during a landing in a competition.	6 weeks	Underwent physical therapy focusing on ankle stability and strength.	Missed several weeks of training but returned for the next major competition.	Increased awareness of landing techniques to prevent future injuries.	No previous significant injuries in the same area.	2006-04-25	Mild to Moderate	Rest, ice, compression, and elevation (RICE), followed by physical therapy.	Team physiotherapist and orthopedic specialist.	No significant long-term impact reported.	Focused on improving landing techniques and ankle strength.	2006 World Championships	Swelling and pain in the ankle.	Moderate, due to the demands of his sport.	Family, coach, and medical team.	Local sports clinic.
Strains	Left Knee	2004-12-14	Had to withdraw from several training sessions and competitions.	Stephane Lambiel experienced a strain in his left knee during a practice session in December 2004. The injury occurred while he was attempting a series of complex jumps, which put excessive stress on his knee.	Occurred during a training session while practicing complex jumps.	2 months	Underwent physical therapy and focused on low-impact exercises to strengthen the knee.	Missed the European Championships but returned stronger for the World Championships.	The injury made him more cautious, but he used it as motivation to improve his technique.	No significant previous injuries reported in the same area.	2005-02-15	Moderate	Physical therapy, rest, and anti-inflammatory medications.	Team physiotherapist and sports doctor.	No long-term impact reported.	Incorporated more knee strengthening exercises into his routine.	2005 European Championships	Sharp pain in the knee and difficulty bearing weight.	Moderate, due to the nature of his sport.	Family, coach, and medical team.	Local sports clinic.

Stephane Lambiel's Sports Injuries Videos

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Stephane Lambiel hugged Yuzuru Hanyu from behind, delighting fans.