Kompensationsstrategien von Patientinnen mit schwangerschaftsbedingten Kreuz- und Beckenschmerzen

Zusammenfassung

Kraftschluss: Vier Expertinnen, die Kanadierin Diane Lee, die Schwedin Britt Stuge und die beiden Niederländerinnen Marijke Slieker und Annelies Pool-Goudzwaard erforschen Dysfunktionen in der Beckenregion. Die evidenzbasierte Fallstudie unserer Autorin Annelies Pool-Goudzwaard resultiert aus ihrer Zusammenarbeit. Apropos: Für manche Patientinnen sind stabilisierende Übungen eher ungünstig. Das liegt unter anderem am M. transversus abdominis.

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