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Meet Greg Bay, the medical expert who calmed the chaos when Ismaël Koné was hurt

Meet Greg Bay, the medical expert who calmed the chaos when Ismaël Koné was hurt
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Canadian medical lead Greg Bay is credited with the calm and efficient emergency response following midfielder Ismaël Koné's severe injury during a World Cup match. The medical team's extensive preparation allowed for a rapid intervention that saw the player transported to the hospital within minutes.

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It highlights the critical, often overlooked role of sports medicine and emergency planning in high-stakes international athletic events.

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Canadian medical lead Greg Bay, right, accompanies injured midfielder Ismaël Koné off the field at the World Cup in Vancouver on June 18. Agustin Marcarian/Reuters

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