Sport- und Bewegungsempfehlung nach Brustrekonstruktion: Erste Ergebnisse einer Online-Befragung und Erfahrungen aus der Praxis

Zusammenfassung

Die plastisch-kosmetische Brustrekonstruktion wird aus unterschiedlichsten Indikationen durchgeführt. Patientinnen mit einem entsprechenden Eingriff sind körper-bewusst und nehmen an verschiedensten körperlichen Aktivitäten bzw. Sport teil. Da die postoperativen Empfehlungen nur auf niedrigem Evidenzniveau bei Brustrekonstruktion existieren, wurde mittels einer online Befragung ein erster Überblick über die Empfehlungen erhoben. Demzufolge kann die Wiederaufnahme von Sport unterstützt werden, es sollte jedoch auf mögliche Risiken hingewiesen werden. Grundsätzlich ist nach derzeitigem Kenntnisstand nicht von Sport und körperlicher Aktivität nach einem Brustwiederaufbau abzuraten.

Summary

Cosmetic breast surgery is done due to various reasons. Patients with such a surgery have body awareness and participate in different physical activities and sports. Post-surgical recommendations exist mostly on a very low evidence level for breast reconstruction. Therefore online survey was performed to gather a rough overview of sports recommendations. Thus, the resumption of sports can be supported, but possible risks need to be pointed out to the patient. According to the current state of knowledge, sports and physical activity after breast reconstruction should not be discouraged.

Stichworte

Sport - körperliche Aktivität - Brustrekonstruktion - Brustkrebs - plastische Brustoperati-on - Silikon

Key words

Sports - physical activity - breast reconstruction - breast cancer - plastic surgery - silicon

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