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Narben, Verklebungen und Adhäsionen sind Begriffe, die häufig in einem ähnlichen Kontext verwendet werden. Besonders für die manuelle Therapie ist es jedoch von großer Bedeutung, diese Strukturen zu unterscheiden und zu erkennen, warum sich peritoneale Adhäsionen, fasziale Verklebungen und Narben überhaupt so massiv auf den Körper auswirken. Gerade peritoneale Adhäsionen bleiben oft unentdeckt. Was das für die Therapie bedeutet, und inwieweit es möglich ist, diese Strukturen auch nach jahrelangem Bestehen noch zu verändern, wird in diesem Kapitel behandelt. Ein kurzer Abriss über Anatomie, Physiologie, Pathophysiologie und Gleiteigenschaften des Gewebes soll die Voraussetzung dafür schaffen, den Fokus bei der Behandlung mit dem Liedler-Konzept im besten Verständnis adäquat setzen zu können.

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