Physiotherapie bei Personen mit Parkinson als Teil der
                    multidisziplinären Versorgung

Jorina Janssens

doi:10.1055/a-2628-9903

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neuroreha 2025; 17(03): 143-150
DOI: 10.1055/a-2628-9903

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Physiotherapie bei Personen mit Parkinson als Teil der multidisziplinären Versorgung

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Jorina Janssens

Abstract

Die parkinsonspezifische Physiotherapie kann seit 2015 von Richtlinien profitieren, um die Behandlung evidenzbasiert und individuell zu gestalten. Zudem zeigt die Literatur, dass Aktivsein für motorische sowie für nichtmotorische Symptome eine äußerst wirkungsvolle Maßnahme ist. Eine tägliche Bewegungsroutine mit ergänzender Physiotherapie ist damit ein wichtiger Pfeiler in der multidisziplinären Versorgung.

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