Eine Fallstudie: Spiegelt die Sonografie das klinische Assessment wider?

Zusammenfassung

Muskelverletzungen treten in Ballsportarten häufig auf, so auch im Australian Rules Football. Doch wie bestimmt der Physiotherapeut zusammen mit dem verletzten Spieler den richtigen Zeitpunkt für den Return to Game? Könnte Sonografie bei dieser Entscheidung unterstützen? Ein Forschungsteam aus Australien ging dieser Frage nach.

Publikationsverlauf

Artikel online veröffentlicht:
16. Juli 2020

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