Clinical Anatomy & Management of Low Back Pain, Vol.1
Date: 16 April 2011, 00:26
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James Cook Univ. of North Queensland, Australia. Review and analysis of the basic information leading to the diagnosis and treatment of mechanical spinal disorders. For students and clinicians. 29 contributors, 5 U.S. Contents: 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
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