Atlas of Living & Surface Anatomy for Sports Medicine with DVD

1 Edición - 1 de abril de 2008
Última edición
Autores: Philip F. Harris, Craig Ranson
Idioma: Inglés

This title is a comprehensive, highly illustrated atlas of human living and surface anatomy for effective physical examination of sports injuries. It covers normal surface and… Leer más

Descripción

This title is a comprehensive, highly illustrated atlas of human living and surface anatomy for effective physical examination of sports injuries. It covers normal surface and living human anatomy on a regional basis in sufficient depth to facilitate effective physical examination and manipulative techniques. Full colour photographs of anatomy and skeletal parts show how to locate and identify structures.

Puntos claves

Detailed methodology on how to locate structures, how to palpate them, how to test muscle actions and joint movements and how to detect derangements.
The inclusion of photographs of relevant bony structures and prosections of specific parts of the body to assist in identifying features in the living subject is a unique feature.
Problem-solving case studies employing knowledge of living anatomy.
Full colour throughout.

De interès para

All professionals who encounter sports injuries in the course of their daily practice. Specialists in Sports Medicine; Orthopaedic specialists, doctors in A&E medicine, GP’s who treat sport injuries, physiotherapists, osteopaths, chiropractors.

Índice

1 Head and Neck

2. Back and Spine

3. Trunk and Groin

4. Shoulder and Arm

5. Elbow and Forearm

6. Wrist and Hand

7. Hip, Gluteal Region, and Thigh

8. Knee

9. Leg and Ankle

10. Foot

Answers to clinical problems

Index

Reseñas

"I would recommend this as an addition to the library of any practitioner or student of sports medicine."Physical Therapy in Sport 10 (2009) 38

Detalles del producto

Edición: 1
Última edición
Publicado: 2 de julio de 2016
Idioma: Inglés

Sobre los autores

Philip F. Harris

Afiliaciones y experiencia

Emeritus Professor of Anatomy, University of Manchester, UK

Craig Ranson

Presently submitting for PhD Physiotherapy co-ordinator for the England & Wales Cricket Board, previously physiotherapist for the Derbyshire Cricket Club.