Zusammenfassung
Die Langzeitbetreuung nach tiefer Hirnstimulation sollte sich nicht auf die technische
Kontrolle des implantierten Stimulationssystems und der Beobachtung des Energieverbrauchs
zur rechtzeitigen Planung eines nötigen Batteriewechsels beschränken. Verschlechtert
sich der Zustand des Patienten, muss geklärt werden, ob eine Zweiterkrankung, eine
Fehlfunktion des Stimulationssystems oder die natürliche Krankheitsprogression auslösend
ist. Zusätzlich sollten übende Therapieverfahren angeboten werden, denn Patienten
mit fixierten unphysiologischen Bewegungsmustern können von speziellen rehabilitativen
Maßnahmen profitieren. Psychosoziale Adaptationsprobleme bedürfen der gezielten psycho-
und familientherapeutischen Unterstützung. Im Folgenden werden die relevanten Aspekte
der Stimulation sowie der multiprofessionellen Betreuung dargestellt, die im Rahmen
strukturierter Nachsorgeprogramme zur Zufriedenheit der Patienten und ihres sozialen
Umfeldes beitragen können.
Abstract
Long-term care after deep brain stimulation for Parkinson's disease should not only
focus on a technical check of the implanted device and monitoring of battery drain.
If the patient's condition deteriorates, malfunctioning of the stimulation system,
comorbidity or natural progression of the underlying disease has to be considered
and treated accordingly. Patients with fixed unphysiological movement patterns may
benefit from rehabilitative programmes. Psychosocial maladjustment may call for psychotherapy
or family counselling. Relevant aspects of stimulation as well as multiprofessional
treatment modalities are presented, which may contribute to long-term patient satisfaction.
Schlüsselwörter
tiefe Hirnstimulation - Morbus Parkinson - Langzeitbetreuung
Key words
deep brain stimulation - Parkinson's disease - long-term care
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Friederike Sixel-Döring
Paracelsus-Elena-Clinic
Klinikstr. 16
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Email: friederike.sixel@pk-mx.de
