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Sportphysio 2021; 09(03): 142-146
DOI: 10.1055/a-1463-7585
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Inversionstrauma

Johannes Bessler
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Claus Beyerlein
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Einmal nicht aufgepasst – schon ist’s passiert. Das Inversionstrauma gehört mit zu den häufigsten Sportverletzungen, und fast jeder Sportphysio hatte schon damit zu tun. Unsere Experten verraten, welche Behandlungstechniken einem frisch Verletzten helfen.



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25 June 2021

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