3 Management of craniomandibular disorders John Langendoen Chapter contents Introduction Theory – functional anatomy Causes and contributing factors for craniomandibular dysfunction Subjective examination Physical examination Isometric tests Precautions Extraoral palpation …
5 Management of elbow disorders Toby Hall and Kim Robinson Chapter contents Introduction Subjective examination of the elbow complex Evidence-based practice with reference to manual therapy Physical examination: elbow region …
9 Management of foot and ankle disorders Jukka Kangas Chapter contents Introduction Musculoskeletal foot and ankle disorders Psychosocial factors of pain and disability Lifestyle factors and musculoskeletal foot and ankle…
4 Management of shoulder and shoulder girdle disorders Phillip Ackerman and Matthew Newton Chapter contents Introduction A brief introduction to the role of the extended scope physiotherapist Diagnostic considerations –…
8 Management of knee disorders Gerti Bucher-Dollenz and Elly Hengeveld Chapter contents Introduction Applied theory and evidence supporting practice Clinical reasoning Subjective examination Physical examination Treatment Description of techniques Key…
1 The Maitland Concept as a clinical practice framework for neuromusculoskeletal disorders Kevin Banks and Elly Hengeveld Chapter contents Setting the scene – the Maitland Concept as a clinical practice…
2 The Maitland Concept Evidence-based practice and the movement sciences Elly Hengeveld Chapter contents Introduction Evidence-based practice Movement sciences and paradigms to movement Conclusion Key words Movement continuum theory, ICF,…
9 Management of foot and ankle disorders One or more of the answers maybe correct. 1. How many bones do the foot and ankle contains? a] 42 b] 52 c] 28 d] 25 2. What is…
8 Management of knee disorders One or more of the answers maybe correct. 1. The ‘Bone and Joint Decade’ is raising awareness to: a] The necessity of an active lifestyle to prevent…
6 Management of wrist and hand disorders One or more of the answers maybe correct. 1. The tactile-kinaesthetic system is concerned primarily with: a] Movement b] Co-ordination c] Feeling d] Body image 2. According to Moseley…
