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Therapeutic Exercise for Lumbopelvic Stabilization,
Edition 2 A Motor Control Approach for the Treatment and Prevention of Low Back PainEditors: By Carolyn Richardson, PhD, BPhty(Hons), Paul W. Hodges, PhD MedDr DSc BPhty(Hons) FACP and Julie Hides, PhD, MPhtyST, Bphty
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18 Aug 2004
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Description
This book is based on the evidence from research undertaken by the authors over a number of years. The significance of these findings to the treatment and prevention of low back pain are now widely acknowledged, not only among researchers but also, and perhaps more importantly, among practitioners concerned with the management and prevention of back pain. In this new edition they have taken the opportunity to extend the scope of the book to accommodate the most recent evidence, which has emerged since the first edition was published in 1999. This is an important book in that it not only presents the evidence but also gives practical guidance on how the findings may be applied in everyday practice. This new edition will continue to provide an indispensable practical reference source for all those working in the field of musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction.Key Features
· Written by 3 of the foremost researchers in the field, the material features a high level of credibility and respect, unlikely to be found in any other reference on musculoskeletal dysfunction.· Coverage offers the most up-to-date information available, as it is based on the very latest research from the key workers in the field around the world· Practical examples demonstrate the clinical relevance of the research to the student and busy practitioner· The text presents a new, problem-solving approach to back pain assessment and management, based on the latest understanding of the anatomy, physiology and biomechanics involved.· Extensive illustrations, line diagrams, and photographs complement the text with visual aides.New Features
About the author
By Carolyn Richardson, PhD, BPhty(Hons), Retired Associate Professor and Reader, Department of Physiotherapy, University of Queensland, Australia; Paul W. Hodges, PhD MedDr DSc BPhty(Hons) FACP, Professor & NHMRC Senior Principal Research Fellow / Director, NHMRC Centre of Clinical Research Excellence in Spinal Pain, Injury & Health, School of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences, The University of Queensland, Australia; Julie Hides, PhD, MPhtyST, Bphty, Head of School, Physiotherapy, Australian Catholic University, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia and Honorary Associate Professor, School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia
SECTION 1: Introduction 1. The time to move forward SECTION 2: The joint protection mechanisms Part 1 Introduction 2. Lumbo-pelvic stability: a functional model of the biomechanics and motor controlPart 2 Specific joint protection of the spinal segments 3. Abdominal mechanism and support of the lumbar spine and pelvis 4. Paraspinal mechanism and support of the lumbar spine Part 3 The antigravity muscle support system 5. Stiffness of the lumbo-pelvic region for load transfer6. The role of weightbearing and non-weightbearing muscles SECTION 3: IMPAIRMENT IN THE JOINT PROTECTION MECHANISMS: CONCEPTS 7. The deload model of injury 8. Joint injury 9. Pain models SECTION 4 IMPAIRMENT IN THE JOINT PROTECTION MECHANISMS: LOW BACK PAIN 10. Abdominal mechanism in low back pain 11. Paraspinal mechanism in low back pain 12. Impairments in the muscles controlling pelvic orientation and weightbearing SECTION 5 TREATMENT AND PREVENTION OF LOW BACK PAIN 13. Principles of the ‘segmental stabilization’ exercise model 14. Local segmental control15. Closed chain segmental control16. Open chain segmental control and progression into function
ISBN:
9780443072932
Page Count:
284
Retail Price
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0-7216-4077-X, 978-0-7216-4077-8, Huber & Wells: Therapeutic Exercise, Treatment Planning for Progression, Mar-2006
All those involved in the treatment and assessment of musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction or training for practice in the field ie Physiotherapists - particularly those specializing in orthopaedics and manipulative therapy. Osteopaths, chiropractors, pain clinicians, sports therapists and trainers, orthopaedic physicians.
