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Ausgangslage für Rehabilitationsmaßnahmen bei HirntumorpatientInnen

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Die Symptome bei HirntumorpatientInnen sind abhängig von der Lage des Tumors und der möglichen Beeinflussung eloquenter Hirnareale wie Lähmungen, Gefühlsstörungen, Ausfall von Sinneswahrnehmungen, Sprachstörungen, epileptische Anfälle, Änderung der Persönlichkeit, oder durch Erhöhung des Hirndruckes wie Kopfschmerzen besonders am Morgen, Übelkeit und Erbrechen, Somnolenz bis zum Bewusstseinsverlust.

Die Einstellung zu Bewegungstraining bei KrebspatientInnen hat sich in den letzten Jahrzehnten grundlegend geändert; weg vom Prinzip, dass Kranke sich primär schonen müssten, hin zur Erkenntnis, dass ein an individuellen Fähigkeiten angepasstes Bewegungstraining viele positive Effekte über den Erhalt von Kondition und Beweglichkeit hinaus, bieten kann. Dies zeigt einen größeren Einfluss auf die Überlebenszeit der HirntumorpatientInnen als jegliche bisher bekannte medikamentöse Therapie. Weiters zeigt es auf, wie wichtig es ist, die PatientInnen zur Beibehaltung von Bewegungstraining auch über die Dauer eines ambulanten oder stationären Rehabilitationsprogramms hinaus zu motivieren.

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Marosi, C. (2020). Ausgangslage für Rehabilitationsmaßnahmen bei HirntumorpatientInnen. In: Crevenna, R. (eds) Onkologische Rehabilitation. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-57982-4_12

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