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Strickart, Stiffness, Strumpflänge

Update moderne Kompressionstherapie

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hautnah dermatologie Aims and scope

Die Kompressionstherapie mit verschiedenen medizinischen Verbänden und Strumpfsystemen gilt als Basismaßnahme der phlebologischen und lymphologischen Therapie. Einige Grundsätze, die seit Jahren etabliert, wenn nicht sogar Standard sind, gilt es jetzt aufgrund neuer Studienerkenntnisse infrage zu stellen. Der nachfolgende Beitrag fasst die wichtigsten aktuellen Kenntnisse in übersichtlicher Form zusammen.

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Reich-Schupke, S. Strickart, Stiffness, Strumpflänge. hautnah dermatologie 30, 30–36 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s15012-014-0022-6

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