One month after his skiing accident, Formula 1 legend Michael Schumacher is still in a medically induced coma, his manager has said.
Sabine Kehm told the BBC the seven-time world champion remained in a “stable” condition at a clinic in Grenoble.She has rejected as “speculation” a French media report saying Schumacher was being woken from his coma. The German suffered a severe head injury on December 29 when he fell and hit a rock in the French Alps. Surgeons have performed two operations to remove blood clots around Schumacher’s brain. He is being kept asleep to reduce swelling.
Doctors in Grenoble have ruled out giving a prognosis for his condition in the coming days and months. But it is medically possible for someone to spend several weeks in an induced coma and make a full recovery.
However Professor Gary Hartstein, a former F1 doctor who worked with Schumacher, said it “was extremely unlikely” that the 45-year-old would regain his previous level of health.– BBC.



