Inés Moreno, a medical communicator and renowned 'Traumatóloga Geek', delves into the medical intricacies surrounding the character Ivar Ragnarsson from the popular series 'Vikings'. Ivar, known as 'the boneless', suffers from a genetic condition called osteogenesis imperfecta, which significantly impacts bone strength and mobility. This condition makes Ivar's portrayal in the series particularly compelling, as it highlights the struggle of a character who cannot stand or walk due to his fragile bones.

The discussion also reflects on the relevance of accurately portraying such medical conditions in popular media, as shows like 'Vikings' draw heavily on historical and mythological narratives. Inés emphasizes that osteogenesis imperfecta results in the body’s inability to produce quality collagen, an essential protein for bone and connective tissue health. This points to the broader implications of how disabilities are represented and understood in cultural contexts, particularly in myths and television adaptations.

Through her expertise, Moreno aims to bring awareness to osteogenesis imperfecta, advocating for better understanding and representation of individuals with similar conditions in society. Her insights contribute to a growing dialogue on the intersection of medicine, mythology, and media, urging creators to consider the medical realities behind their characters and stories.