神经学早期发现

Q4 Medicine
J. Rollnik
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摘要

在神经系统早期康复中,断奶是一个重要的参与目标,通过结合重症监护和康复干预,在平均两到三周的断奶后,高达90%的病例可以实现这一目标。脱机过程应基于标准化的脱机方案,通过该方案可以实现自主呼吸阶段的逐渐扩大。德国神经康复学会(DGNR)在一份单独的指南中考虑到了NFR中延长断奶时间的特殊特点。
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Weaning in der neurologischen Frührehabilitation (NFR)
Weaning in neurological early rehabilitation represents an important participation goal that can be achieved in up to 90% of cases after an average of two to three weeks of weaning through a combination of intensive care and rehabilitative interventions. The weaning process should be based on a standardized weaning protocol, with which a gradual expansion of spontaneous breathing phases can be achieved. The German Society for Neurorehabilitation (DGNR) has taken the special features of prolonged weaning in NFR into account in a separate guideline.
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Neurologie und Rehabilitation
Neurologie und Rehabilitation Medicine-Rehabilitation
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