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MSK – Muskuloskelettale Physiotherapie 2022; 26(01): 27-32
DOI: 10.1055/a-1685-6693
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Profi-Schlagzeuger mit Armbeschwerden – ein Fallbeispiel

Florian Avermann
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Camilla Kapitza
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Dirk Möller
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Perfekter Anschlag, präzises Timing, optimaler Groove am Schlagzeug – Ziele, die einem Schlagzeuger einiges abverlangen. Vor allem die obere Extremität ist dabei gefordert. Unterstützt durch eine EMG-Analyse wird ein Profi-Schlagzeuger aufgrund seiner Armbeschwerden physiotherapeutisch analysiert und behandelt. Nach der Therapie hat sich nicht nur das EMG verändert, auch „Ghost Notes“ können wieder schmerzfrei gespielt werden.



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