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physiopraxis 2024; 22(10): 16-20
DOI: 10.1055/a-2406-5803
Therapie

Mein fremdes Körperteil – Fallbeispiel Körperwahrnehmungsstörung

Hannu Luomajoki
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Corinne Kehl
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2014 wird Herr Müller am Rücken operiert. Danach verbessern sich zwar seine Beschwerden, er hat jedoch zunehmend das Gefühl, sein linkes Bein gehöre nicht mehr zu seinem Körper. Besonders einschränkend erlebt er das Gefühl beim Joggen. Dabei hat er permanent das Gefühl, zu stolpern.



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18 October 2024

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