Subgruppieren – Tests und Untersuchung der Schulter

 

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Im Gegensatz zu Rückenschmerzen sucht man bei Schulterbeschwerden häufig noch nach strukturellen Ursachen. Doch auch hier ist es sinnvoll, die Patient*innen in Subgruppen einzuteilen. Das vereinfacht den Denkprozess im Clinical Reasoning und ermöglicht eine strukturierte Vorgehensweise in der Untersuchung und Behandlung.

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10 January 2024

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