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1 therapy
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2 drug therapy
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3 medicinal therapy
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4 analgesic therapy
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5 cold therapy
■ Application of ice or liquid nitrogen to injury sites to reduce inflammation and pain and to induce scar formation and healing.Syn. cryotherapy■ Lokale Kälteanwendung in Form von Eis, tiefgekühlter Silikatmasse oder Chloräthylspray zur Hemmung von entzündlichen Prozessen oder Hämatombildung sowie zur Schmerzbehandlung. -
6 conservative therapy
■ Treatment that is designed to avoid operative procedures.Syn. conservative therapy■ Therapie, die keine chirurgischen Eingriffe umfasst. -
7 physical therapy
■ Restoration of movement by physical means, such as massage, exercise, heat or electricity.Syn. physical therapy■ Behandlung bestimmter Krankheiten mit naturheilkundlichen oder physikalischen Mitteln wie Wasser, Wärme, Licht und Strom. -
8 preventive therapy
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9 surgical therapy
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10 treatment
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11 die Therapie
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12 Therapie
f; -, -n; MED., PSYCH. therapy, treatment; eine Therapie machen undergo ( oder have) therapy, undergo ( oder have) (a course of) treatment; einer Therapie unterziehen treat, give s.o. therapy; eine Therapie abbrechen stop ( oder suspend) a course of therapy* * *die Therapietherapy* * *The|ra|pie [tera'piː]f -, -n[-'piːən] therapy (auch fig), treatment; (= Behandlungsmethode) (method of) treatment (gegen for)* * *(the (methods of) treatment of disease, disorders of the body etc: speech therapy; physiotherapy.) therapy* * *The·ra·pie<-, -n>[teraˈpi:, pl i:ən]f therapy* * *die; Therapie, Therapien therapy ( gegen for)eine Therapie machen — (ugs.) undergo or have therapy or treatment
* * *einer Therapie unterziehen treat, give sb therapy;eine Therapie abbrechen stop ( oder suspend) a course of therapy* * *die; Therapie, Therapien therapy ( gegen for)eine Therapie machen — (ugs.) undergo or have therapy or treatment
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13 Schocktherapie
f MED. shock treatment (auch fig.), (electro)shock therapy* * *Schọck|the|ra|piefshock therapy; (elektrisch auch) electroconvulsive therapy* * *Schock·the·ra·pief shock therapy* * ** * *f.electro-shock therapy n.shock therapy n.shock treatment n. -
14 Gruppentherapie
f PSYCH. group therapy* * *Grụp|pen|the|ra|piefgroup therapy* * *Grup·pen·the·ra·pief* * *die (Psych.) group therapy* * ** * *die (Psych.) group therapy -
15 Beschäftigungstherapie
f occupational therapy* * *die Beschäftigungstherapieoccupational therapy* * *Be|schạ̈f|ti|gungs|the|ra|piefoccupational therapy* * *Be·schäf·ti·gungs·the·ra·pief occupational therapy* * *Beschäftigungstherapie f occupational therapy -
16 Keimbahntherapie
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17 Logopädie
f; -, kein Pl. speech therapy* * *Lo|go|pä|die [logopɛ'diː]f -, no plspeech therapy* * *Lo·go·pä·die<->[logopɛˈdi:]* * ** * *f.speech therapy n. -
18 physikalisch
Adj.1. Vorgang etc.: physical2. die Physik betreffend: attr. physics...; physikalisches Gesetz law of physics; physikalische Einheiten physical units; physikalische Chemie physical chemistry; physikalisches Institut institute ( oder department) of physics* * *physical* * *phy|si|ka|lisch [fyzi'kaːlɪʃ]1. adjphysicalphysikálische Experimente durchführen — to carry out physics experiments or experiments in physics
physikálische Therapie — physiotherapy, physical therapy
2. advphysicallydas ist physikálisch nicht erklärbar — that can't be explained by physics
etw physikálisch therapieren (Med) — to have physiotherapy or physical therapy
* * *1) physically2) (of the laws of nature: It's a physical impossibility for a man to fly like a bird.) physical3) (relating to the natural features of the surface of the Earth: physical geography.) physical* * *phy·si·ka·lisch[fyziˈka:lɪʃ]adj MED, PHYS physical\physikalische Gesetze physical laws, laws of physics\physikalische Experimente physics experiments* * *1.Adjektiv physics attrib. < experiment, formula, research, institute>; physical <map, chemistry, therapy, process>2.adverbial in terms of physics* * *physikalisch adj1. Vorgang etc: physical2. die Physik betreffend: attr physics …;physikalisches Gesetz law of physics;physikalische Einheiten physical units;physikalische Chemie physical chemistry;physikalisches Institut institute ( oder department) of physics3. Therapie etc: physical;physikalische Therapie auch physiotherapy* * *1.Adjektiv physics attrib. <experiment, formula, research, institute>; physical <map, chemistry, therapy, process>2.adverbial in terms of physics* * *adv.physically adv. -
19 Gentherapie
f MED. gene therapy* * *Gen|the|ra|piefgene therapy* * *Gen·the·ra·pief MED gene [or genetic] therapy* * * -
20 Schmerztherapie
f MED. pain therapy* * *Schmerz·the·ra·pief pain [management] therapy, pain relief therapy* * *
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