The journey from the operating table in the Beroun hospital was demanding, sometimes painful, but crowned with a sweet reward for wrestler Adéla Hanzlíčková. There, doctors replaced her anterior cruciate ligament and reconstructed the meniscus in her left knee. A year ago, she was only able to move around on crutches, unable to even step on her foot, but now she can be proud of the world bronze medal from Astana.
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The journey from the operating table in the Beroun hospital was demanding, sometimes painful, but crowned with a sweet reward for wrestler Adéla Hanzlíčková. There, doctors replaced her anterior cruciate ligament and reconstructed the meniscus in her left knee. A year ago, she was only able to move around on crutches, unable to even step on her foot, but now she can be proud of the world bronze medal from Astana.