Therapieansätze bei auf Intensivstation erworbenen Schwächesyndrom

Zusammenfassung

Menschen mit einem auf Intensivstation erworbenen Schwächesyndrom befinden sich in einem besonderen Zustand als Folge der Intensivmedizin. Die Behandlung dieser Patienten findet mittlerweile nicht nur auf Intensivstationen statt, sondern auch auf Normalstationen und in neurologischen Rehabilitationskliniken. Zukünftig wird es immer mehr Menschen mit ITS-erworbenem Schwächesyndrom geben. Therapeuten in der Neurorehabilitation brauchen ein passendes Behandlungskonzept dieses komplexen Krankheitsbildes.

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