Doctor Reacts To Rough Soccer Injuries

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[solidsnake]

Needs a part 2 cause these are far from being the worst injuries. Broken legs, broken feet, concusions, broken heads. NEED MORE

[dondiddy]

The fact that Erikson is still playing at the highest level of football after what he went through is a testament to the doctors who saved him and his character and strength to fight on.

[TheRandom]

4:27

We need a compilation of Mike saying "Chest compressions".

[WhayneGames]

That last one hit close to home. I got hit in the eye playing basketball on a cruise ship and my eye got stratched open. It was incredibly painful to open my eye and any kind of light made it worse. The doctor gave me some kind of eye drops and I eventually recovered with 20/20 vision.

[GaryDunion]

As a Celtic fan, Henrik Larsson's leg break in 1999 is the injury that's seared on my brain. Absolutely horrific. But the fact that he made a full recovery and came back even better than before only added to his legend.

[luziel]

Sudden heart failure happens so much in soccer it’s terrifying. A german sports show did a documentary on and it was really insightful. They had a doctor on that was one of the people giving courses to the medics for the 2020 Euro and he said they did exactly what they were taught. They also showed how some clubs have started paying much more attention to players heart health in recent years which was really great to see

[luiscaballa]

I must say I am quite impressed with this man's football/ soccer knowledge

[zivadavid]

Loved this video! I’ve been a huge fan of soccer for a few years, but I’m also a medical coding major. Watching Mike’s videos has been a nice learning and reviewing tool for me while also bringing some entertainment! ❤️

[whiteumbrella]

Thank you for validating football injuries. So many times people in the US say "flopper" and think the player is exaggerating. They have no concept of how painful and dangerous these small collisions can be.

[jojoendersen]

I'm a med student (almost doc in Germany) and I literally cover half my screen with my hand during videos like this, in fear that there will be a clean bone snap or something similar 😅

[gatoromerop]

Dude the protective circle is so amazing they were very protective of their injured friend 😊

[klaireelizabeth]

I played football for many, many years. Absolutely love it. Broke my arm playing when I was 16 😂😅 fun times...

[SylvieTheCuteSylveon]

Christian Eriksen is still a legend here at Man United for me. He's not used as often as Casemiro and other midfielders in the squad currently, but he is certainly there for the club in rough times last year and was a key player to Man United so they could be in the Champions League this year. Big up to him.

[Friedericus]

That Eriksen incident still makes me nervous until today. Watched it live and was just really in shock tbh, the reactions of the teammates standing around him really showed the heaviness of the situation

[ignitionfrn]

0:05 - Mike on soccer
0:25 - Patrick battiston
0:55 - Neymar Jr
2:15 - Cristiano ronaldo
3:05 - Xabi alonso
4:10 - Christian eriksen
6:05 - David beckham
7:20 - Zinedine zidane
8:10 - Luis suarez
8:45 - Javier manquillo
9:30 - Lionel messi
10:10 - Roberto firmino
10:45 - Conclusion

[adame]

As someone taking anatomy for the last two semesters this is so interesting to watch. Thanks doctor Mike

[crownclowncreations]

I'm not even a football fan, but I still clearly remember the incident with Eriksen. The entirety of Denmark were in shock. Like the whole country was holding its breath, to find out if he was gonna be ok. I am so relieved he was able to recover and play for Manchester!

[Zeholly]

Being French and a football fan and knowing Doctor Mike loves the French team and legends like Zidane and Thierry Henry is wonderful ❤

[mathewzeringue]

I had a friend and we played American football together. One day during practice all you hear is the sound of a two by four snapping in half. We look at the source of the sound, and there was my friend with his leg doing the hockey pockey and turning itself around. Turns out he broke his femur and the leg had twisted around some where on his way to the ground. He got a rod through his hip and along the femur and was running track again a little while later.

[mhmrhfk]

i love how u respect other ppl's countries by saying soccer and football
because in my country we say football and when i watch other videos talking about it the always say soccer