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neuroreha 2011; 3(04): 174-176
DOI: 10.1055/s-0031-1295555
Schwerpunkt Hand-Arm-Aktivität
Georg Thieme Verlag KG Stuttgart · New York

Evidenzlage: Obere Extremität

Jan Mehrholz
1   SRH Hochschule für Gesundheit, Gera gGmbH, Villa Hirsch, Hermann-Drechsler-Str. 2, 07548 Gera
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Alex Pollock
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Publication Date:
05 December 2011 (online)

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Zusammenfassung

Jan Mehrholz und Alex Pollock stellten sich die Fragen „Wie ist die aktuelle wissenschaftliche Evidenzlage zur Behandlung der oberen Extremität nach Schlaganfall?“ und „Wo kann man den derzeit aktuellen Stand detaillierter nachlesen?“. Für Ihre Kurzübersicht wollten sie diese Fragen kurz und knapp – also mit wenigen Worten – beantworten. Doch die Idee schien einfacher als die Umsetzung. Trotzdem bietet das Ergebnis den Lesern der neuroreha eine aktuelle Kurzübersicht sowie Suchtipps zur Evidenzlage der oberen Extremität.

 

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