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physiopraxis 2023; 21(04): 26-29
DOI: 10.1055/a-2009-5464
Therapie

Mammutaufgabe – Untersuchung der LWS

Hannu Luomajoki
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Die Wissenschaft betitelt Kreuzschmerzen mittlerweile als die größte Katastrophe der Medizin, denn sie verursachen in Deutschland jährlich Kosten von rund 50 Milliarden Euro. Auch in der Physiotherapie ist diese Klientel am häufigsten vertreten. In der Untersuchung hilft ein festes Schema aus Red Flags, der Abklärung von spezifischen medizinischen Ursachen, des Chronifizierungsrisikos, der Abfrage psychosozialer Faktoren sowie einer körperlichen Untersuchung.



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