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DO - Deutsche Zeitschrift für Osteopathie 2022; 20(01): 30-35
DOI: 10.1055/a-1661-9641
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Osteopathische Behandlungsaspekte bei COVID-19

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Michael Welzel
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Es war das Ziel der Autoren, die sich mit der Studie befasst haben, den potenziellen Einfluss von osteopathischen Behandlungen (osteopathic manipulative treatment, OMT) auf jeden relevanten Aspekt von COVID-19 zu untersuchen, um die präventive, kurative und palliative Rolle zu bestimmen, welche die Osteopathen in dieser Pandemie und ähnlichen zukünftigen Situationen spielen könnten. Anmerkung: Die Abkürzung OMT bezeichnet im englisch-amerikanischen Sprachraum sowohl die parietale und viszerale als auch die kraniosakrale Osteopathie und damit sämtliche Behandlungstechniken, von der Gelenkmanipulation bis hin zu biodynamischen Herangehensweisen.

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Artikel online veröffentlicht:
10. Januar 2022

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