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ergopraxis 2020; 13(04): 22-27
DOI: 10.1055/a-1101-4956
Ergotherapie
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Schmerzfrei durch konservatives Vorgehen – Handtherapie bei SL-Band-Ruptur

Barbara Dopfer∗
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07 April 2020 (online)

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Es liegt zwischen Kahn- und Mondbein und spielt für die Stabilität des Handgelenks eine große Rolle: das skapholunäre Band (SL-Band). Reißt das Band, kann ein neues konservatives Trainingsprogramm dem Klienten helfen, die Hand wieder schmerzfrei und im gewohnten Ausmaß zu bewegen.

 

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