Zur Prognose von Schluckstörungen nach
                    Schlaganfall

Julia Stiegert; Madleen Klonowski

doi:10.1055/a-0884-7307

neuroreha, Table of Contents

neuroreha 2019; 11(02): 82-88
DOI: 10.1055/a-0884-7307

Aus der Praxis

Zur Prognose von Schluckstörungen nach Schlaganfall

Wie ist die aktuelle Studienlage und wie beeinflusst diese die Angehörigenarbeit?

Julia Stiegert

,

Madleen Klonowski

Abstract

Prognose bei Schluckstörung – zu diesem Thema ließen sich vermutlich ganze Bücher verfassen. Ein Gebiet, das extrem weitläufig und nur schwer zu greifen ist. Denn „die“ Prognose gibt es nicht. Dennoch ist diese Thematik von hoher Relevanz, denn im klinischen Alltag gilt es die drängenden Fragen der Betroffenen nach dem „Wann“ zufriedenstellend beantworten zu können. Im Folgenden sollen klinisch relevante Studienergebnisse dargestellt und darauf aufbauend Implikationen für die Angehörigenberatung herausgearbeitet werden.

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