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Running columnist Mike Kleiss: Why thrombosis can also affect athletes
Four years ago our columnist Mike Kleiss was affected himself: Thrombosis in the hollow of the knee. So even the most well-trained runner can get caught. He hadn't expected that. techcrunchpro
December is the anniversary of the
death of my dear ex-colleague Stefanie Tücking. Many knew her from the
music clip show “Formula 1”, and later she worked as a presenter for the radio
station SWR3.
When the news of Steffi's death
reached me in December 2018, I was paralyzed. I just couldn't imagine that
"the trick", as friends called it, was no longer alive. thepinkcharm
As a teenager I was her fan. I
confessed that to her many years ago over a glass of wine in her garden.
The cause of her death scared me
As a colleague at SWR3, I simply had
enormous respect for her incredible professionalism. And as a person ...
she is still missing today. Because: Stefanie Tücking was one of the
finest and best people I have ever met. A hard shell on the outside, an
incredibly big heart on the inside for all those who liked her. Her death
alone hit me in the marrow. But above all, the cause of her death scared
me very much. Stefanie died of a pulmonary embolism that night. This
is usually the result of a deep vein thrombosis that often loosens in the leg
and shoots into the lungs. themarketinginfo
A year before Steffi's death, after
my knee operation, I was diagnosed with thrombosis in the right hollow of the
knee. This was only recognized by a happy coincidence. The follow-up,
a final MRI, made the vein obstruction visible. At the time, I had a hard
time coming to terms with this diagnosis. worldmarketingtips
As a daily runner, I couldn't imagine
that - with so much exercise - something like this could affect me. The
great danger with these thromboses is the pulmonary embolism resulting from it,
which is often fatal. technologybeam
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