COVID-19-Pandemie: ein Belastungstest für urogynäkologische Patientinnen

Die COVID-19-Pandemie (COVID-19: Coronavirus Disease 2019) ist ein Belastungstest für das Gesundheitssystem, wobei die Urogynäkologie besonders stark betroffen war, da diese an vielen Orten während des 1. Lockdowns komplett eingestellt wurde.

Eine telefonische Umfrage während des ersten 6-wöchigen Lockdowns in Österreich ermöglichte es uns, Einblicke in die Veränderungen der „Beckenboden-bezogenen Lebensqualität“ unserer urogynäkologischen Patientinnen während dieser Krisensituation zu bekommen.

Publication History

Article published online:
05 March 2021

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