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physiopraxis 2019; 17(11/12): 18-24
DOI: 10.1055/a-1009-9764
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22 % der Patienten nach Schlaganfall sind nicht mehr lauffähig, 14 % brauchen Gehhilfen und weniger als 10 % erreichen eine Gehgeschwindigkeit und Ausdauer, um wieder ein unabhängiges Leben zu führen [1], [2]. Nicht gehfähige Patienten bringen dabei das 1,5–2-Fache an Energie auf, um sich fortzubewegen [3]. Die kardiorespiratorische Fitness nimmt nach einem Schlaganfall allerdings ab und kann die Gehfähigkeit damit noch weiter einschränken [4].

 

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