Results
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HYPERTENSIVE HEART DISEASE, SUBDURAL HEMORRHAGE, ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION
This section is comprised of two parts. In the first part the general results are explained and in the second part the two study participants “Mr. Mueller” and “Mrs. Winter”, whose names were changed due to privacy reasons, are examined in more detail and the application in physiotherapy is illustrated. The illustration is complemented by Figs. Mr. Mueller was an 84 years old widower who sufferd from arterial hypertension, hypertensive heart disease, and subdural hemorrhage caused by a severe fall. He was living independently and was regularly supported by his children. The support included weekly grocery shopping, as well as transportation to medical appointments, but beyond that, he had no other contacts. Almost every day, one of the two children personally checked on their father. Mr. Mueller was pre-frail (3 pts. according to Fried’s Frailty Scale)The system outputs of Mr. Mueller for month 0–9.Mrs. Winter (Fig. The system outputs of Mrs. Winter for month 0–9.The available components, i.e. ICF items, for each participant.