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physiopraxis 2023; 21(09): 38-41
DOI: 10.1055/a-2081-3078
Therapie

Wieder in Form – Konservative Reha nach HKB-Teilruptur

Peter Kotkowski
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Lucas Ribbat
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Rupturen des hinteren Kreuzbandes sind zwar selten, für Sportler*innen mitunter aber fatal. Goldstandards für die langwierige und komplexe Rehabilitation fehlen. Ein Fallbeispiel mit einem Profifußballer zeigt einen optimalen Therapieverlauf. Aufbau und Inhalte der Reha orientieren sich an der aktuellen Evidenz. Berücksichtigt wurden die persönlichen Ziele des Athleten, seine Verletzungshistorie sowie die herausragende Compliance.



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12 September 2023

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