Warum gibt es analoge Krankheitsmechanismen bei chronisch entzündlichen Krankheiten?
@article{Straub2007WarumGE, title={Warum gibt es analoge Krankheitsmechanismen bei chronisch entz{\"u}ndlichen Krankheiten?}, author={Rainer H. Straub and Hugo O. Besedovsky and Adriana del Rey}, journal={Wiener klinische Wochenschrift}, year={2007}, volume={119}, pages={444-454} }
Das ärztliche Ursache-Wirkungsdenken richtet sich in der überwiegenden Zahl der Fälle auf eine einzige Ursache und eine daraus abgeleitete Therapie. Diesen einfachen Zugang scheinen wir unseren Patienten schuldig zu sein, da wir ihnen den Sachverhalt in einfachen Worten erklären wollen. Es sind gerade jene einen einzelnen Baustein betreffenden Defekte besonders überzeugend erklärbar, wenn sie ein gravierendes Problem für den Gesamtorganismus aufwerfen. Das ist zum Beispiel für den plötzlichen…
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