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[Physiotherapeutic treatment of adipose patients. Options and limitations on intensive care units].
BACKGROUND: Obese patients in the intensive care unit (ICU) represent an interesting topic, which is currently receiving increased attention from physiotherapists.
OBJECTIVE: The aim of this article is to present the options and limitations of physiotherapy which must be overcome in the daily routine in the ICU.
RESULTS: The quality of therapeutic treatment of obese inpatients has shown a clear increase during the last 20 years; however, sufficient studies have not yet been carried out, international standards are not available and many therapists work differently with their patients. Additionally, the disease patterns of obesity consist of a large variety of different diseases.
CONCLUSION: Despite the many demanding problems obesity is by no means an unsolvable puzzle. A literature search of lectures, studies and scientific articles was carried out to elucidate which options in the form of resources and devices are available to physiotherapists.
OBJECTIVE: The aim of this article is to present the options and limitations of physiotherapy which must be overcome in the daily routine in the ICU.
RESULTS: The quality of therapeutic treatment of obese inpatients has shown a clear increase during the last 20 years; however, sufficient studies have not yet been carried out, international standards are not available and many therapists work differently with their patients. Additionally, the disease patterns of obesity consist of a large variety of different diseases.
CONCLUSION: Despite the many demanding problems obesity is by no means an unsolvable puzzle. A literature search of lectures, studies and scientific articles was carried out to elucidate which options in the form of resources and devices are available to physiotherapists.
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