Tibia Fracture Surgery

Lindsey Vonn has 3rd surgery

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What's a complex tibia fracture? Lindsey Vonn's injury explained

Here's how doctors describe a "complex tibia fracture," the injury Lindsey Vonn says she has after a horrific Olympics crash.

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Lindsey Vonn shares injury update on latest surgery, set for return to USA

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Lindsey Vonn has third surgery, says success now has ‘completely different meaning’

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Lindsey Vonn set to be released from hospital after latest surgery success

Lindsey Vonn's latest surgery on her left leg that she broke in the Olympic downhill "went well" and now she "will be able to finally go back to the U.S.," the American skiing standout said Saturday.

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Chief of U.S. Ski Team Confirms Lindsey Vonn’s Current Status Following Crash

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Lindsey Vonn Details Recovery After Fourth Surgery for Olympic Leg Fracture

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Lindsey Vonn Shares Video Update on Gruesome Olympic Injury

The 41-year-old skiing icon had been gearing up to become the oldest Alpine skier to compete at the Winter Olympics and snag another gold medal.

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Vonn hopes to go home after 4th surgery following Olympic crash

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Lindsey Vonn says ‘I don't have regrets' after successful surgery following Olympic crash

Winter Olympics 2026: Lindsey Vonn set for fourth surgery, hopes to return home after crash

Lindsey Vonn's incredible comeback to compete at the 2026 Winter Olympics came to a sudden end on Sunday when she crashed in the women's downhill event and suffered a gruesome leg injury that required her to be airlifted off of the course.

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Linsdey Vonn Shares Positive Surgery Update, Says 'Success Today Has a Completely Different Meaning' than Before

Vonn experienced a scary fall during the downhill final on Feb. 8, bringing her 2026 Winter Olympics comeback to a close

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Ultrasound after tibial fracture surgery does not speed up healing or improve function

Receiving ultrasound after surgery to repair a fractured tibia (shinbone) does not accelerate healing or improve functional recovery compared with sham treatment, finds a trial of US patients published by The BMJ today. A linked editorial also published ...