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Sportphysio 2020; 08(03): 118-124
DOI: 10.1055/a-1167-7430
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Multiligamentäre Kniegelenkverletzungen – Therapieempfehlungen für die Frührehabilitation

Thomas Stein
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Wolfgang Schoch
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Daniel Niederer
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Multiligamentäre Kniegelenkverletzungen gehören zu den schwerwiegenden Verletzungen der unteren Extremität. Sie sind aufgrund ihrer Komplexität und Heterogenität kaum miteinander zu vergleichen. Daher gibt es keine evidenzbasierten einheitlichen Therapieempfehlungen – aber Erfahrungswerte, an denen sich Sport- und Physiotherapeuten orientieren können, um in der Nachbehandlung ein optimales Ergebnis für den Patienten zu erzielen.



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