Reflex Changes in Locomotor System in Oncological Patients and Their Therapy – Procedures in the Area of Rehabilitation and Physical Medicine
Authors:
D. Jandová
Authors‘ workplace:
Priessnitzovy léčebné lázně, a. s., Jeseník
Published in:
Rehabil. fyz. Lék., 12, 2005, No. 3, pp. 106-111.
Category:
Original Papers
Overview
Oncological diseases represent the combination of structural damage, pain, functional disorders and consequences of the chaining of impaired functions of the locomotor system: by the relationships between local, regional (segmental) distant and reflex changes of the brain behaviour. The prerequisite of succesful treatment is in optimal complex multidisciplinary team with physiatric, reflexotherapeutic and psychological care as well as in changes in the intellectual concept of the therapy.
Key words:
oncology, chain reaction, functional disorder, pain, depression, physiatry, importance of multidisciplinary team treatment
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