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ergopraxis 2020; 13(06): 28-31
DOI: 10.1055/a-1157-4929
Ergotherapie
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Mit Technik ans Ziel – Robotik in der Pädiatrie

Jan Lieber∗
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Bärbel Rückriem∗
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08 June 2020 (online)

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In einem Schweizer pädiatrischen Zentrum für neurologische und muskuloskeletale Rehabilitation arbeiten Ergotherapeuten unter anderem mit der Hilfe von Robotik. Dabei fördern sie die Handlungsfähigkeit ihrer Klienten und trainieren die oberen Extremitäten stets zielgerichtet und alltagsorientiert.

 

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