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neuroreha 2025; 17(02): 62-69
DOI: 10.1055/a-2566-2169
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Biomarker als Wegweiser für Präzisionsneurorehabilitation

Juan Camilo Cortés
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Christoph Michael Bauer
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Dieser Artikel betont die Bedeutung von Biomarkern für eine präzisionsbasierte Neurorehabilitation, die individuell an die biologische Genesung und Umweltfaktoren angepasst ist. Traditionelle Therapieansätze sind oft unstrukturiert und berücksichtigen individuelle Unterschiede in der Genesung nicht. Biomarker bieten objektive, quantifizierbare Daten zur Krankheitsprogression und Therapieantwort, wodurch eine genaue, adaptive Behandlungsplanung ermöglicht wird. Diese Entwicklung markiert einen wichtigen Übergang von standardisierten zu personalisierten Therapieansätzen.



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Artikel online veröffentlicht:
05. Juni 2025

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