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MSK – Muskuloskelettale Physiotherapie 2022; 26(03): 127-134
DOI: 10.1055/a-1827-2769
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Tendinopathien der unteren Extremität

Hauke Heitkamp
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„Treat the donut, not the hole.“ Was bedeutet diese Aussage angesichts einer „Lower Limb Tendinopathy“? Um es kurz zu machen: Liegt eine Tendinopathie vor, gibt es immer noch genügend gesunde Sehnennanteile um das degenerierte „Sehnenloch“ herum, die trainiert werden sollten. Wie das Training gestaltet werden kann, ob immer noch ausschließlich Exzentrik en vogue ist und Schmerzen beim Training keine Rolle spielen, hat Physiotherapeut Hauke Heitkamp für Sie zusammengestellt.



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