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[Physiotherapeutic viewpoints in progressive scleroderma].

R Callies·J Danz·P Lindau
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The hitherto given recommendations for physiotherapy in progressive sclerodermia are in most cases undifferentiated. Proceeding from the aims of an influence of sclerodermic changes of the tissues, a prevention of restrictions of the movement and an improvement of the general condition a classification of suitable physiotherapeutic measures is recommended.

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R Callies, J Danz, P Lindau. 1976-01-15. [Physiotherapeutic viewpoints in progressive scleroderma].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/960891/

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