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Sportphysio 2025; 13(01): 44-50
DOI: 10.1055/a-2468-4277
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Herausforderung Rehabilitation nach Knieverletzungen im Frauenfußball

Leonard Achenbach
,
Philipp Heimberger
,
Jan-Philipp Müller
,
Lisa Bode
,
Matthias Keller
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Frauen erleiden im Fußball häufiger Knieverletzungen als Männer. Sind die Gründe dafür bekannt, kann im Reha-Prozess, aber auch schon präventiv das Risiko für eine (Wieder-)Verletzung verringert und der Wiedereinstieg in den Sport sicherer geplant werden.



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03. Februar 2025

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