Schumacher's injury - the ex-F1 doc's view
Ex-Formula 1 medical delegate - and consultant anaesthetist and A&E physician - GARY HARTSTEIN analyses what we know about Michael Schumacher's condition
Gary Hartstein was Formula 1's official medical delegate from 2005-12. He has been following news of Michael Schumacher's head injury closely, and in this exclusive column for AUTOSPORT, he provides in-depth insight into the clinical situation at present.
Let's take a look at what's happened to Michael Schumacher, from his fall until roughly now. It goes without saying that this is based on what we've been told at the press conferences, viewed and interpreted through my eyes.
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