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Junge Narben – Alte Narben: Wie das Narbenalter die Therapie beeinflusst

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Wie beeinflusst das jeweilige Operationsalter der peritonealen Adhäsionen, faszialen Verklebungen und Narben die Anwendung der Liedler-Techniken? Zur Beantwortung dieser Frage werden in diesem Kapitel die Behandlungsmöglichkeiten mit dem Liedler-Konzept innerhalb der einzelnen Wundheilungsphasen erläutert. Abhängig von den verschiedenen Phasen ist bei jungen oder alten Narben die Anwendung bestimmter Techniken empfehlenswert oder auch kontraindiziert. Zusätzlich liefert das Kapitel wertvolle praktische Hinweise, um den Patienten während des gesamten Heilungsverlaufes postoperativ zu begleiten. Für junge postoperative Narben werden praktische Empfehlungen aufgezeigt, die der Patient selbst bereits direkt nach der Operation anwenden kann, um der Ausbildung von peritonealen Adhäsionen präventiv vorzubeugen bzw. diesen entgegenzuwirken.

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Liedler, M. (2020). Junge Narben – Alte Narben: Wie das Narbenalter die Therapie beeinflusst. In: Peritoneale Adhäsionen. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-60500-4_7

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