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Handfunktionsstörungen: Assessment und Management

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Handfunktionsstörungen umfassen eine Vielzahl unterschiedlicher Defizite beim Einsatz der Hände. Diese reichen von Einschränkungen geschickter Präzisionsleistungen bis zur Unfähigkeit, die Hand für einfache Halteaufgaben zu benutzen. Handfunktionsstörungen sind eine typische Folge vieler Erkrankungen des zentralen und peripheren Nervensystems. In der Diagnostik erlauben Bewegungsanalysen neue Einblicke in die individuellen Charakteristika einer Störung. Für die Behandlung existieren neben etablierten Konzepten eine Reihe neuer Ansätze, deren Wirksamkeit momentan intensiv evaluiert wird.

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