Tereza Nova Awakens from Coma After Severe Skiing Accident

The Czech skier is stable and being transferred to her home country for further medical care and rehabilitation.

Tereza Nova, 27, suffered a severe crash during downhill training on the Kandahar slope in Garmisch-Partenkirchen in late January.
Her injuries included a traumatic brain injury with bleeding, a carotid artery injury, and a fractured eye socket, requiring surgery and a medically induced coma.
After nearly four weeks, Nova has regained consciousness and is in stable condition, according to an update from the International Ski Federation (FIS).
She will now be transferred to a hospital in the Czech Republic for additional evaluations and a lengthy rehabilitation process.
The incident has reignited discussions about safety in alpine skiing, with a meeting between athletes and the FIS planned for the World Cup finale in Sun Valley next month.