Folgen von Bettruhe und Immobilisation

Zusammenfassung

Immobilisation findet sich in unterschiedlicher Ausprägung in allen Teilen der Rehabilitationskette. Die Bandbreite reicht von Bettruhe, die den Großteil des Tages einnimmt, bis hin zur Immobilisation durch Nichtgebrauch. Der folgende Artikel beleuchtet, welche Auswirkungen Bettruhe und Immobilisation auf verschiedene Körperfunktionen der Patienten haben.

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