Zusammenfassung
Das vorliegende Fallbeispiel beschreibt die erfolgreiche Behandlung nach dem Kaltenborn-Evjenth-Konzept
bei einer Patientin mit Verlust der Kontrolle der segmentalen und globalen Muskulatur
sowie gleichzeitiger segmentaler Hypermobilität.
Abstract
This case study describes the successful treatment according to Kaltenborn-Evjenth
concept in a patient with loss of segmental as well as global muscular control combined
with concomitant segmental hypermobility.
Schlüsselwörter
muskulärer Kontrollverlust - segmentale Hypermobilität - Kaltenborn-Evjenth-Konzept
Key words
loss of muscular control - segmental hypermobility - Kaltenborn Evjenth concept
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