Das Konzept Ruhemuskeltonus: Integrativ „übersetzt“

Zusammenfassung

DEN TONUS VERSTEHEN: Vier Eigenschaften und vier variable Zustände prägen den Ruhemuskeltonus. Sie haben sich während der Evolution herausgebildet. Physiotherapeuten bewerten tonische Phänomene regelmäßig bei Patienten mit verschiedensten Diagnosen. Auch bei Patienten mit Gewichtsproblemen lohnt es sich, den Ruhemuskeltonus zu beachten.

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