Flash receives MRI for wrist injury - Page 9

On June 26 2011 12:10 Legatus Lanius wrote:
how did this come about? is it a result of a natural weakness or something, or from poor ergonomics?

On June 25 2011 23:40 Euronyme wrote:


Seriously?
I know some people get excited in the shower, but actually going so fast that you break your wrist is worthy of some kind of world record.

On June 25 2011 23:40 Euronyme wrote:


Seriously?
I know some people get excited in the shower, but actually going so fast that you break your wrist is worthy of some kind of world record.

On June 26 2011 13:08 ]343[ wrote:


probably the latter combined with insane practice hours (if you read the thread...?)

On June 26 2011 13:38 Legatus Lanius wrote:


im not looking for a 'probably', im looking for the actual answer?

On June 26 2011 13:19 almond wrote:
Do they really expect an injury that was probably built up for years to be healed in a "short period of time"?

Hope Flash makes the right decision for his future.

On June 26 2011 13:26 Yoshi Kirishima wrote:



LOLOLOL

Really though, how did he break it in the shower? damn, i knew he fell or something iirc, but in a shower? <_>

at least iloveoov had a good run before the injury, and a long one at that (got bonjwa status :D)

On June 26 2011 10:06 Spica wrote:
Might as well bring an update to something that has blown rather out of proportion... I do apologize for being the bearer of grim news.


KT Rolster's Flash is currently receiving intensive care for his right arm.

When Flash received an MRI scan on the 24th, the results confirmed that there were abnormal symptoms in his right forearm, wrist, and shoulder. The hospital that he went to diagnosed that Flash's right shoulder's ligaments were damaged, and that his forearm and wrist's muscles had bunched up together.

After Flash's diagnosis results came out, KT Rolster decided to receive intensive care from JDI sports rehabilitation specialized hospital. JDI is a famous professional health care corporation that specializes in treating injuries sustained by sports players in the knee, shoulder, and back areas.

Although Flash is in a situation where long term treatment is necessary for him, because he must participate in the Proleague regular season and post season along with the individual leagues immediately, he will be receiving intensive care for a short period of time. KT has chosen what the medical industry calls a proactive treatment therapy method, and Flash was seen on the 25th at the game stadium with taping on his right arm.

KT's manager Lee Ji Hoon stated, "If we exclude Flash's schedule during the Proleague regular season, he has time reserved for concentrating on treatment," and, "We'll see how the treatment goes and see whether or not if we'll send him out in Proleague."

Source: http://esports.dailygame.co.kr/news/read.php?id=46166

So it looks like we'll seeing a lot less of Flash in Proleague... Which is a good thing for the sake of his health.

On June 26 2011 17:06 seol1500 wrote:


Thank you so much for your translation, if you don't mind I will update this info to the original post.