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physiopraxis 2022; 20(02): 24-28
DOI: 10.1055/a-1690-1235
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Allgemein zeigt sich durch körperliche Aktivität und Training eine verbesserte Gesundheit [1]. Im Kontext des Leistungssports könnte es jedoch gerade in Bezug auf die Bandscheiben zu einem erhöhten Verschleiß kommen [2], [3]. Da Studien mit In-vivo-Untersuchungen relativ selten sind, war die Intention der Autor*innen dieser prospektiven Fall-Kontroll-Studie, die Anpassungserscheinungen in der Bandscheibe während eines Trainingszyklus zu vergleichen.



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