Apraxie

Das schnelle Erkennen der facettenreichen und durch Störung der motorisch-kognitiven Fähigkeiten gekennzeichnete Gliedmaßenapraxie gestaltet sich häufig schwierig. Oft ist sie durch andere Beeinträchtigungen wie Aphasie, Gedächtnisprobleme oder Hemiplegie verdeckt. Der Artikel gibt Hinweise zur Diagnostik und zu therapeutischen Ansätzen.

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