Zeitlicher Verlauf der Pusher-Symptomatik – Ein epidemiologischer Ansatz

Zusammenfassung

Ist die Pusher-Symptomatik für die Patienten nach Schlaganfall nur ein vorübergehend auftretendes Phänomen und ist Pushen ein negativer Prädiktor für die Dauer der stationären Rehabilitation und der Funktionsrestitution nach Schlaganfall? Diesen und noch weiteren Fragen ging Christian Zange in seiner Master-These im Universitätslehrgang „Neurorehabilitation MSc III” an der Donau-Universität Krems in Österreich nach und untersuchte in einer kleinen Kohorte ein halbes Jahr lang den zeitlichen Verlauf der Pusher-Symptomatik bei Patienten nach Schlaganfall.

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