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Funktionelle Bildgebung in der Neurorehabilitation

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Es ist vielleicht gerechtfertigt zu sagen, dass die Befunde der funktionellen Bildgebung der letzten 10 Jahre bei Schlaganfallpatienten viele Gedanken der Rehabilitation auf eine neue neurobiologische Basis gestellt haben und dadurch der Rehabilitation Schwung, Interesse und neuen Enthusiasmus gebracht haben und auch Wege aufgezeigt haben, wie rehabilitative Techniken auf neurobiologischer Basis evaluiert werden könnten. Man versteht besser, was im Gehirn eines Schlaganfallpatienten vorgeht. Man »sieht« den ipsilateralen Kortex aufblitzen, wenn Mitbewegungen der gesunden Seite bei der Visite zu beobachten sind und kann vielleicht die Rückbildung der Diaschisis vermuten, wenn sich die Sprache innerhalb der ersten Woche plötzlich von einem auf den anderen Tag deutlich bessert. Gerade erst scheint die Zeit zu beginnen, in der Messungen am Patienten eine konkrete Anpassung der Behandlung bringen.

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