Apraxien

Lernziele

Definition und Klassifizierung von Apraxien verstehen und kritisch beurteilen können Apraxien klinisch diagnostizieren können Über die zerebrale Lokalisation der zu Grunde liegenden Läsionen Bescheid wissen Alltagsrelevanz und Therapiemöglichkeiten verschiedener Manifestationen der Apraxie einschätzen können Zwischen Apraxie und willensfremden Aktionen der Hände unterscheiden können

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