Orthopaedic Manual Therapy Diagnosis: Spine and Temporomandibular Joints

Part  One  Introduction
  Chapter  1  Introduction to Spinal Anatomy
  Chapter  2  Introduction to Applied Biomechanics
  Chapter  3  Function and Dysfunction of the Spine
  Chapter  4  Terminology and Theories
  Chapter  5  Introduction to Test Psychometric Properties
Part  Two  Examination
  Chapter  6  History and Examination: General Structure and Special Considerations
  Chapter  7  Neurological and Neurovascular Examination
  Chapter  8  Psychological Aspects
  Chapter  9  Supplementary Data, Diagnosis, and Treatment Planning
  Chapter  10  History and Examination: Practical Considerations
  Chapter  11  Palpatory Examination
  Chapter  12  Active Examination
  Chapter  13  Examination of the Pelvic Region
  Chapter  14  Examination of the Lumbar Spine
  Chapter  15  Examination of the Thoracic Spine
  Chapter  16  Examination of the Lower and Mid-Cervical Spine
  Chapter  17  Examination of the Upper Cervical Spine
  Chapter  18  Examination of the Temporomandibular Joints
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• "The purpose [of this text] is to offer English-language orthopedic manual therapists (OMTs) a thorough system to diagnose and manage patients based on the long history of orthopedic manual therapy that has developed over the years in Europe. [T]his is a great contribution to the OMT world. It provides readers with a lot of information about a unique approach to the assessment and management of the spine and TMJs, broadening their perspective."

  ~ Michelle Finnegan,  DPT, OCS, MTC, FAAOMPT, Bethesda Physiocare, for Doody's Review Service

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• Sample Chapter 1
• Sample Chapter 2
• Cervical Artery Dysfunction Section
  Cervical Artery Dysfunction Section
• Series Introduction Page
  Series Introduction Page

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