2022
DOI: 10.1007/s00482-021-00608-8
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Effekte von präoperativer neurobiologischer Edukation auf das postoperative Outcome

Abstract: Zusammenfassung Hintergrund Schmerz hat einen entscheidenden Einfluss auf die humane Lebensqualität. Allein eine Wissensvergrößerung über neurobiologische Vorgänge kann das subjektive Schmerzempfinden sowie psychometrische Variablen positiv beeinflussen. Es gibt verschiedene Formen der präoperativen Patientenedukation, welche u. a. zum Ziel haben, den postoperativen Schmerz zu erklären. Laut der aktuellen Literatur liegt einer präoperativen biomedizinischen Edukation eine geringe Ev… Show more

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“…Important to note, kinesiophobia and pain catastrophizing are modifiable factors. As such, clinicians must identify their presence at baseline, and if applicable, address them prior to neuromodulation interventions with a biopsychosocial and rehabilitative treatment strategy 137 . Monticone et al 138 .…”
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“…Important to note, kinesiophobia and pain catastrophizing are modifiable factors. As such, clinicians must identify their presence at baseline, and if applicable, address them prior to neuromodulation interventions with a biopsychosocial and rehabilitative treatment strategy 137 . Monticone et al 138 .…”
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“…Instead, it focuses on patient education in neurobiology, neurophysiology, altered function, and how these processes affect recovery 141 . Preoperative PNE has been shown to positively influence postoperative catastrophizing and fear avoidance tendencies, which thereby may have a positive effect on postoperative pain, function/disability, quality of life, and patient satisfaction 137,141,142 …”
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