Zusammenfassung
Eine multimodale, qualitativ hochwertige pneumologische Rehabilitation bietet für Patienten mit chronischen Atemwegs- und Lungenerkrankungen einen kaum zu unterschätzenden Nutzen. Gerade bei der COPD liegt eine überzeugende Datenlage vor, die verschiedene Behandlungsansätze mit höchster Evidenz versieht. Die Summe der positiven Effekte ist für COPD-Patienten denen einer medikamentösen Therapie gleichzusetzen bzw. übersteigt diese mitunter. Effektivität und klinische Relevanz der pneumologischen Rehabilitation werden dargestellt.
Abstract
Comprehensive, multidisciplinary pulmonary rehabilitation may offer substantial benefit for patients with chronic lung diseases. For patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) in particular, the data for different treatment components are convincing with a high level of evidence. The clinical effects that can be achieved using a multimodal rehabilitative approach may be equivalent or even superior to drug therapy. This article outlines the effectiveness and clinical relevance of pulmonary rehabilitation.
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Kenn, K., Schultz, K. Pneumologische Rehabilitation. Pneumologe 6, 251–263 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10405-009-0327-z
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