Abridged version:
Gordon Rayner & David Chazan wrote:">
Michael Schumacher's ski helmet was 'broken in two'-> showing signs of improvement after a second operation
-> reported that he hit his head so hard that his ski helmet "broke in two".
-> condition has stabilised after a "really big" internal bleed was drained, easing the pressure on his brain.
-> surgery to remove a haematoma (a pocket of blood) from the outside of his brain on Sunday. A scan on Monday showed that another haematoma inside his brain had "unexpectedly" reduced in size. This meant that surgeons could carry out a two-hour operation that night to drain the second blood clot and further reduce the pressure on the brain.
-> Prof Payen said the 44-year-old German's condition had "slightly improved" and was "relatively stable". He added: "The more hours he spends in a stable situation, the better it is."
-> still many haematomas in the brain, with little bits everywhere. That is what makes the situation critical and it needs to be looked at hour by hour, day by day. We won't be able to evacuate the other haematomas at the moment because they are not accessible. They are not as big as the one we removed yesterday."