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Russian newspaper Sovetskiy Sport talked with Atlant GM, Andrei Verevko:

Gerber underwent computed tomography. The preliminary diagnosis is a compression fracture of the fourth cervical vertebra. Monday morning Gerber will have an advanced medical examination.

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from what I read on http://www.atlant-mo.ru/

which is the site of the team Gerber belongs to is that the general manager was disgusted with the opposition's play. He didn't speak directly about Gerber's incident, but he mentioned there were multiple disgusting spearing penalties behind the refs backs...

apperently he was referring to the disgusting actions on the ice of Verot Darsy, the only Canadian on Vityaz KHL team. Dude got 511 penalty minutes in 43 games according to Wikipedia.... not much of a scorer even in NHL

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Notice the article states he was take off on a "wheeled stretcher"; anyone else remember the picture of this clown circus taking a player off using a banner as a stretcher.

Go make more money in the KHL, but when your health is at risk if there is an injury, you better pray for a fricken miracle.

And the location of the injury is very serious as if I remember, the phrenic nerve's path is between C3, C4, and C5. And we all know that it is responsible for contraction of the diaphragm.

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His condition has been upgraded:

Swiss goalie Martin Gerber, who was hospitalized yesterday with a neck injury, underwent advanced examination Monday morning. Fortunately it didn't confirm the preliminary diagnosis "compression fracture of the fourth cervical vertebra". According to the new information Gerber has spinal contusion and recovering will take weeks, not months.

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I would not trust any doctors that work or are being paid by the KHL. Remember, they cleared that one kids to play, yet he had a heart condition.

Didn't that happen to Jiri Fischer in NHL in Detroit Michigan cleared by American doctors to play with a heart condition?

the kid died in KHL because of lack of equipment available at the stadium. In this case there was a team doctor on hand with everything...

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He would be in a hospital, being treated by non-KHL doctors, no?

Good question... It just makes me wonder how well equipped the Hospitals are in Russia.

Didn't that happen to Jiri Fischer in NHL in Detroit Michigan cleared by American doctors to play with a heart condition?

the kid died in KHL because of lack of equipment available at the stadium. In this case there was a team doctor on hand with everything...

I thought his condition was known as Jiri's wasn't

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Good question... It just makes me wonder how well equipped the Hospitals are in Russia.

I thought his condition was known as Jiri's wasn't

I don't think the kid's condition was known, from what I understand it was a big surprise...

most hospitals are will equipped, but the ones you pay for are really good depending on where this is. Didn't sound like this was in Moscow or St. Petersburgh, which is scary

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