The Clinical Anatomy and Management of Back Pain, 3 Volume-Set
Клиническая анатомия и лечение боли в спине, 3 тома

Publisher: Butterworth-Heinemann | ISBN : N/A | Language: English | 928 pages | PDF | 232MB

“ This set helps you get useful knowledge about back pain: diseas, treatment...It is easy to follow, well referenced and comprehensively illustrated... Information is summarised in tabulated form, which would be useful for revising students. 3 volumes are: Clinical Anatomy & Management of Low Back Pain, Clinical Anatomy and Management of Thoracic Spine Pain, Clinical Anatomy and Management of Cervical Spine Pain. ”

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The Clinical Anatomy and Management of Back Pain Series
Volume I- Clinical anatomy and management of low back pain.
Volume II- Clinical anatomy and management of thoracic spine pain.
Volume III- Clinical anatomy and management of cervical spine pain.

Product Description
The Clinical anatomy and management of back pain series has been prepared to present a multidisciplinary international perspective on the rational approach to managing mechanical spinal pain. A comprehensive review and analysis of clinically relevant information from the basic sciences, diagnosis and treatment of mechanical spinal disorders are presented, with chapters dedicated to contraindications for spinal manipulation.

This series highlights the value of a team approach to appreciating the complexity of spinal pain and a range of treatment approaches. Contemporary contributions from: epidemiology, anatomy, pathology, biomechanics, physiology, psychology, clinical medicine, diagnostic radiology, surgery, chiropractic, osteopathy and physical therapy are presented in each volume. Each section, written by experienced academic clinicians, provides a summary of pertinent material which will lead to an improved understanding of the causes of mechanical back pain. Management strategies, based on routine assessment techniques, are proposed using clinical reasoning sequences. This text does not attempt to endorse a single therapy, rather to highlight complementary approaches to mechanical treatment which may be provided by chiropractic, osteopathy and physiotherapy practitioners.

The text is organised so that it can be approached in several ways, according to the needs of the reader. The clinician who wishes a quick overview of clinical assessment concepts and techniques should consult the section on Diagnosis and Management. This includes: imaging procedures for mechanical back complaints, the psychological assessment of spinal pain, medical and surgical approaches to back pain and separate chapters on the assessment and management strategies provided by chiropractors, osteopaths and physiotherapists.

Volume I: Clinical anatomy and management of low back pain
Publisher: Butterworth-Heinemann January 1997
ISBN-10: 0750623950
ISBN-13: 978-0750623957
Format: PDF
Size: 99.2 MB

Contents Volume I: Clinical anatomy and management of low back pain
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. The epidemiology of low back pain
Chapter 3. Lumbosacral spine anatomy
Chapter 4. Lumbar intervertebral discs
Chapter 4. Zygapophysial [facet] joints
Chapter 6. Spinal and intervertebral canals
Chapter 7. Ligaments related to intervertebral canal
Chapter 8. Blood supply of lumbosacral vertebrae, spinal cord, nerve roots and ganlia
Chapter 9. Muscles and ligaments of the back
Chapter 10. Biomechanics of the lumbosacral spine
Chapter 11. Sacroiliac joint
Chapter 12. Pathoanatomy of the thoracolumbar transitional junction
Chapter 13. Pathological and developmental conditions
Chapter 14. Innervation of spinal structures
Chapter 15. Nerves, neuropeptides and inflammation of spinal tissues: mechanism of back pain
Chapter 16. Anatomy and physiology of spinal nerve roots and the results of compression and irritiation
Chapter 17. The pathoanatomic basis of somatic, autonomic and neurogenic syndromes originating in the lumbosacral spine
Chapter 18. Imaging of mechanical and degenerative syndromes of the lumabr spine
Chapter 19. Psychosocial aspects of back pain
Chapter 20. Diagnosis of mechanical back pain with or without referred leg pain
Chapter 21. Medical and surgical management of low back pain of mechanical origin
Chapter 22. Chiropractic management of low back pain of mechanical origin
Chapter 23. Osteopathic management of low back pain of mechanical origin
Chapter 24. Physiotherapy management of low back pain of mechanical origin
Chapter 25. Contraindications to spinal manipulation

Volume II: Clinical anatomy and management of thoracic spine pain.
Publisher: Butterworth-Heinemann March 2000
ISBN-10: 0750647892
ISBN-13: 978-0750647892
Format: PDF
Size: 73.9 MB

Contents Volume II: Clinical anatomy and management of thoracic spine pain
Chapter 1. Introduction: The enigma of the thoracic spine
Chapter 2. Anatomy of the thoracic spine
Chapter 3. Pathology of the thoracic spine
Chapter 4. Ligaments of the vertebral column
Chapter 5. Biomechanics of the thoracic spine
Chapter 6. Clinical anatomy of the thoracolumbar junction
Chapter 7. Pathological and developmental anomalies
Chapter 8. Neural anatomy of the thoracic spine
Chapter 9. Clinical syndromes affecting the cervicothoracic and thoracolumbar transitional junctions
Chapter 10. Thoracic spine and neck - arm pain syndromes
Chapter 11. Radiology of the thoracic spine
Chapter 12. Diagnosis of thoracic pain syndromes
Chapter 13. Surgery treatment of diseases and trauma of the thoracic spine
Chapter 14. Medical and invasive management of thoracic spinal pain
Chapter 15. Chiropractic management of thoracic pain
Chapter 16. Osteopathic management of thoracic pain
Chapter 17. Physiotherapy management of thoracic pain
Chapter 18. Contraindications to thoracic spinal manipulations



Volume III: Clinical anatomy and management of cervical spine pain.
Publisher: Butterworth-Heinemann January 1998
ISBN-10: 0750623977
ISBN-13: 978-0750623971
Format: PDF
Size: 59 MB

Contents Volume III: Clinical anatomy and management of cervical spine pain
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Anatomy and pathology of the cervical spine
Chapter 3. Clinical anatomy of the cervicothoracic junction
Chapter 4. Normal kinematics of the cervical spine
Chapter 5. Whiplash injuries
Chapter 6. Diagnostic imaging of mechanical and degenerative syndromes of the cervical spine
Chapter 7. Medical management of neck pain of mechanical origin
Chapter 8. Surgical management of neck pain of mechanical origin
Chapter 9. Chiropractic management of neck pain of mechanical origin
Chapter 10. Osteopathic management of neck pain of mechanical origin
Chapter 11. Physiotherapy management of neck pain of mechanical origin
Chapter 12. Contraindications to cervical spine manipulation