Neurologické diagnózy v diferencované hospicové péči - Dvě kazuistiky

Abstract

The author presents two case studies of patients affected by severe neurological diagnoses. In the first case, a patient affected by progressive supranuclear paralysis was given palliative hospice care due to dismal clinical status and life-limiting terminal prognosis. The second patient, affected by multiple sclerosis, was given respite care. This also included percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy insertion that not only contributed to stabilization of the patient's condition but also allowed his wife, who was a carer, to recover.