Kontraindikationen für die (frühe) Mobilisation

Zusammenfassung

Die frühestmögliche Mobilisation von Patienten ist ein Kernelement der neurologischen Rehabilitation – die Schwerpunktbildung dieses ganzen Heftes legt ein beredtes Zeugnis dafür ab. Die positiven Effekte dieser Maßnahme sowie die besseren funktionalen Behandlungsergebnisse sind gut belegt. Um diese Vorteile in vollem Ausmaß zu nutzen, ist eine Kenntnis der Kontraindikationen unabdingbar.

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