Manual Therapy Masterclasses-The Peripheral Joints

✍ Scribed by Karen Beeton Mphty Bsc(Hons) MCSP

• Publisher: Churchill Livingstone
• Year: 2003
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 165
• Edition: 1
• Category: Library

✦ Synopsis

Bringing together experts in the field of manual therapy, this unique collection comprises commissioned Masterclass articles on the peripheral joints that were originally published in the journal Manual Therapy between the years 1995 - 2002. Ideal for study and clinical reference, this compact and portable volume includes articles addressing all the main peripheral joints. Many of the articles also include updating "postscripts" in which the original authors summarize the developments in their related research and clinical practice that have taken place since their papers were first published.Brings together classic papers that, until now, were only available in separate issues of the journal Manual Therapy.Features papers by experts in the field including Sally A. Hess, Dr. Sarah L. Mottram, Kevin J. Sims, Jenny McConnell, Russell Volpe, Justin Wernick, Dr. Linda M.G. Lang, Dr. Jill L. Cook, Dr. Karim Khan, Craig Pordam, Dr. Dana J. Lawrence, Fiona J. Coutts, Glenn Hunter, and Linda ExelbyIncludes updates by the original authors.Designed for frequent use and clinical reference.

✦ Table of Contents

FRONT MATTER
......Page 1
Front Cover
......Page 0
Back Cover
......Page 2
Contents
......Page 7
Contributors
......Page 9
Forward
......Page 11
Preface
......Page 13
SECTION 1. THE SHOULDER
......Page 15
Introduction
......Page 17
The shoulder complex and scapulothoracic 'joint'
......Page 18
Clinical examination
......Page 21
Rehabilitation programme
......Page 23
Postscript
......Page 29
Introduction
......Page 33
Passive subsystem of the glenohumeral joint
......Page 34
Active subsystem of the glenohumeral joint
......Page 35
Control subsystem
......Page 38
Rehabilitation protocol for the rotator cuff
......Page 39
Conclusion
......Page 42
Postscript
......Page 45
SECTION 2. THE HIP
......Page 47
Introduction
......Page 49
Clinical examination
......Page 50
Local treatment
......Page 53
Exercise approaches
......Page 54
Global treatment
......Page 57
Future directions
......Page 58
Postscript
......Page 61
SECTION 3. THE KNEE
......Page 63
Introduction
......Page 65
Clinical examination
......Page 67
Treatment
......Page 69
Postscript
......Page 75
SECTION 4. THE FOOT
......Page 77
Introduction
......Page 79
Diagnosis
......Page 82
Imaging
......Page 84
Treatment of tendinopathy
......Page 87
Conclusion
......Page 89
Postscript
......Page 91
6. Static biomechanical evaluation of the foot and lower limb: the podiatrist's perspective
......Page 93
Introduction
......Page 94
Open kinetic chain examination
......Page 95
Static closed chain examination
......Page 100
Conclusion
......Page 103
Introduction
......Page 105
The PARTS system and joint assessment
......Page 106
Extremity techniques
......Page 107
Conclusion
......Page 112
SECTION 5. GENERAL
......Page 113
8. Gait analysis in the therapeutic environment
......Page 115
Gait analysis in the therapeutic environment
......Page 117
Time and distance data
......Page 119
Joint and limb motion
......Page 120
Conclusion
......Page 124
Introduction
......Page 127
Identification of the aetiology of injury and aggravating factors in relation to the soft-tissue dysfunction
......Page 128
Indentification of the site of tissue dysfunction and application of treatment to restore the tissue's biophysical properties in relation to specific functional demands
......Page 129
Clinical example of specific soft-tissue mobilization in the treatment of 'tennis elbow'
......Page 137
Conclusion
......Page 138
Postscript
......Page 141
Introduction
......Page 143
Principles of treatment
......Page 144
Examination
......Page 145
Treatment
......Page 146
Conclusion
......Page 152
Postscript
......Page 155
INDEX
......Page 157