Ambulante Parkinson-Intensivtherapie – eine retrospektive Kohortenstudie

Eine effektive Symptomkontrolle der Parkinson-Krankheit setzt eine intensive und hochfrequente Physiotherapie voraus. Klinisch relevante positive Effekte lassen sich durch die Parkinson-Intensivtherapie erreichen, die eine Anpassung der Therapieinhalte auf die Symptome der Patient*innen erlaubt und ambulant auf Heilmittelverordnung durchführbar ist.

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Article published online:
22 September 2025

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