Kim removed his mitten to check his right hand and upper extremity. Mason skied over, said he had seen his father upside down and asked if he was OK. "I knew, based on pain, something was wrong with my shoulder," says Dr. His right knee collided with his right elbow, driving his humerus into the humeral head and shattering his proximal humerus. He landed on his right shoulder on the knuckle's downside, with the board over his head. He flipped over the front of the board in a somersault. Kim snowboarded over a tiny hill, called a knuckle, catching the edge of his snowboard on a rut. He looked back over his board at his son and planned to say, "Great run - almost down." Kim passed his son, riding his typical goofy style with right foot in front. He snowboarded behind his son by approximately 30 yards when Mason slowed his pace. Kim, a 35-year snowboarder, started his last run of the day with his son, Mason, who was skiing. As the weather recently had warmed and melted some snow, runs were choppy with ruts.ĭr.
It was late in the season for a Southeast Minnesota resort.
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