Tai-Chi-Chuan bei Parkinson

Parkinson-Patienten sind einem erhöhtem Sturzrisiko ausgesetzt. Innerhalb der motorischen Therapien werden deshalb Wege gesucht, motorische Leistungen zu steigern und Sturzereignisse zu reduzieren. Studien zu Tai-Chi-Chuan und Parkinson zeigen, dass es neben der symptomfokussierenden Physiotherapie einen signifikanten Beitrag dazu leisten kann.

Publication History

Article published online:
20 June 2022

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