Specific treatment of XXXX through cyclical rehabilitation programmes.

@entity1 @entity1032 @entity353 @entity28 @entity7298 @entity73 @entity854 @entity6038
PURPOSE:    To evaluate retrospectively the efficiency of our rehabilitation programme for @entity1 with @entity6038 . In total, 49 @entity1 were examined, 21 female and 28 male, the youngest in their late teens. @entity6038 is generally characterised by @entity73 , @entity854 , and @entity7298 . @entity1 are usually considerably adverse to any form of physical exercise, and despite hormonal therapy, weight control in adult @entity1 can be difficult. METHODS:    Four times a year, disease-specific residential programmes were organised, each lasting 4 weeks. The @entity1 were restricted to a 1500 Kcal diet. In addition, they were required to do 6.5   h of physical exercise daily, stamina being built up by using music therapy, psychomotor therapy, education and entertainment activities. RESULTS: BMI decreased by 2.1 average points in every residential session. For three @entity1 who attended our treatments regularly, a reduction of 8.9 points over 6 years was recorded. An attendance of at least three sessions per year seemed to be necessary to substantially reduce weight. CONCLUSIONS: A multidisciplinary approach and a daily calorie-counted diet can lead to significant @entity353 in teenage and adult @entity6038 @entity1 . This approach would also be suitable in treating @entity1 with other @entity28 with @entity1032 .
