Lindsey Vonn Competes at Olympics with Torn ACL


Lindsey Vonn Competes at Olympics with Torn ACL

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Lindsey Vonn Competes at Olympics with Torn ACL

Lindsey Vonn will ski in the Olympics with a torn ACL. Experts say this decision is very risky for her knee.

Vonn fell in a race and hurt her left knee. Her ACL is torn, but she decided to compete.

Doctors say Vonn could hurt her knee even more. Her knee might not be strong enough for fast skiing.

The ACL connects two bones in the knee joint. A torn ACL often needs surgery and a long recovery time.

Vonn will use a special knee brace to help her. Her strong leg muscles will also help her ski well.


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What injury does Lindsey Vonn have?

Lindsey Vonn has a torn ACL in her left knee.

What do experts think about Vonn's decision to ski?

Experts say her decision is very risky for her knee.

How will Vonn try to help her knee while skiing?

Vonn will use a special knee brace and rely on her strong leg muscles.


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Lindsey Vonn Competes at Olympics with Torn ACL