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Schmerz.Therapie 2022; 5(04): 165-172
DOI: 10.1055/a-1895-3564
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Präventive und kurative Physiotherapie von infantilen und juvenilen lumbalen Schmerzen

Inmaculada Calvo Muñoz
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José Manuel García Moreno
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Die Prävalenz von lumbalen Rückenschmerzen im Kindes- und Jugendalter steigt. Eine altersgerechte Rückenschule, physiotherapeutische Übungen sowie manualtherapeutische Interventionen gelten derzeit als präventive und kurative Schlüsselmaßnahmen. In den Therapieprozess müssen unbedingt auch die Eltern, das soziale Umfeld sowie die behandelnden Ärzt*innen miteingebunden werden.

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13 October 2022

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