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== Introduction == | |||
The diagnostic and treatment of functional disorders of locomotors system and the adjactend therapy concept "Brügger Therapy" was developed by Dr.med Alois Brügger, a swiss neurologist and neurophysiologist.<ref>Die Brügger Therapie. University Clinic Bonn, Neurological Department. Available from: https://neurologie.uni-bonn.de/physikalische-therapie/physiotherapie/die-bruegger-therapie.htm (last accessed 16. January 2021).</ref> It is mostly used in European and especially German-speaking countries and has been implemented as a standart functional analysis concept into many physiotherapy practices.<ref>Brugger Concept. Dagmar Pavlu. 6th World Congress of Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation, 2018. Available from: https://www.omicsonline.org/proceedings/brugger-concept-104925.html (last accessed 16 January 2021).</ref> | |||
=== Pathoneurophysiology of functional disorders === | |||
=== Locomotion patterns in upright and stooping postures === | |||
== Functional analysis == | |||
== Typical diagnoses == | |||
== Therapeutical concept == | |||
=== Treatment planning === | |||
=== Measures === | |||
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Introduction[edit | edit source]
The diagnostic and treatment of functional disorders of locomotors system and the adjactend therapy concept "Brügger Therapy" was developed by Dr.med Alois Brügger, a swiss neurologist and neurophysiologist.[1] It is mostly used in European and especially German-speaking countries and has been implemented as a standart functional analysis concept into many physiotherapy practices.[2]
Pathoneurophysiology of functional disorders[edit | edit source]
Locomotion patterns in upright and stooping postures[edit | edit source]
Functional analysis[edit | edit source]
Typical diagnoses[edit | edit source]
Therapeutical concept[edit | edit source]
Treatment planning[edit | edit source]
Measures[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Die Brügger Therapie. University Clinic Bonn, Neurological Department. Available from: https://neurologie.uni-bonn.de/physikalische-therapie/physiotherapie/die-bruegger-therapie.htm (last accessed 16. January 2021).
- ↑ Brugger Concept. Dagmar Pavlu. 6th World Congress of Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation, 2018. Available from: https://www.omicsonline.org/proceedings/brugger-concept-104925.html (last accessed 16 January 2021).
