Rehabilitation der Arm- und Handmotorik

Lernziele

Der vorliegende CME-Beitrag informiert über folgende Inhalte zur Rehabilitation der Arm- und Handmotorik:

• standardisiertes Assessment der Armmotorik

• Zeitpunkt, Intensität und Dauer der Behandlung

• Physiotherapieschulen

• neue übende Therapieverfahren in der Armrehabilitation

• technisch unterstützte Rehabilitationsverfahren

• Medikation

• klinisches Vorgehen bei der Auswahl der Verfahren

• Literatur

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