Patellofemorale Schmerzen: Welche Antworten hat das Mc Connell Konzept?

Zusammenfassung

SESAM, SESAM(bein): Die Behandlung des patellofemoralen Gelenks erfordert manualtherapeutische Maßnahmen wie Taping- und Mobilisationstechniken und oft eine Optimierung der motorischen Kontrolle. Wie Sie ganz ohne Magie, zügig und effektiv für Abhilfe sorgen können, zeigt Ihnen unser Autor anhand von zwei Fallbeispielen.

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