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Leistungsfähigkeit und Training bei Patienten nach Herzoder Lungentransplantation

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Bewegungstherapie bei internistischen Erkrankungen

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Bei zunehmenden Überlebensraten und sehr hoher medizinischer Versorgungsqualität bei Menschen nach Herz- oder Lungentransplantation nimmt der Focus auf die Lebensqualität zu. Dazu gehört, die Leistungsfähigkeit zu untersuchen und körperliche Trainingsprogramme in die (Langzeit-)Nachsorge einzuführen.

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Tegtbur, U. et al. (2010). Leistungsfähigkeit und Training bei Patienten nach Herzoder Lungentransplantation. In: Braumann, KM., Stiller, N. (eds) Bewegungstherapie bei internistischen Erkrankungen. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-01332-4_11

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