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neuroreha 2023; 15(02): 73-82
DOI: 10.1055/a-2041-3860
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Sporttherapeutische Rehabilitationsmaßnahmen bei Patienten mit Guillain-Barré-Syndrom

Cosima Schmitt
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Julia Schepmann
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Ingo Helmich
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Das Guillain-Barré-Syndrom (GBS) ist eine akute, entzündliche, immunvermittelte Polyradikuloneuropathie, die durch Schwäche der Gliedmaßen und eingeschränkte Motorsensorik gekennzeichnet ist. Zur Verbesserung der motorsensorischen Funktionen von Patienten mit GBS müssen Bewegungstherapien mit hoher Intensität und mit professioneller Anleitung durchgeführt werden. Um die Rehabilitation von GBS effizient zu gestalten, sollten Kräftigungs-, Ausdauer-, Gang- und funktionelle Unabhängigkeitsübungen angewandt werden.



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