Titlebook: Rehabilitation of Sports Injuries; Current Concepts Giancarlo Puddu,Arrigo Giombini,Alberto Selvanetti Book 2001 Springer-Verlag Berlin Hei

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Rehabilitation of Hand and Wrist Injuries, these athletes lack necessary physical training and in many cases expect their bodies to perform beyond capacity. As a consequence, sports injuries to the hand and wrist are on the increase. If we consider the overall view, hand and wrist injuries have an important place in general sport pathology

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Rehabilitation of Low Back Pain,n sports and often the position played. Back injuries have been reported in 11% of gymnasts and up to 50% of American football linemen [43]. As athletes are increasingly required to perform repetitive training skills, overuse injuries appear to be increasing. Of concern to sports physicians is the r

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Rehabilitation of the Knee After Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction,ctional results. Rehabilitation was not considered very much until few years ago because it was believed that the only postoperative goal was protection of the “weak” graft by immobilization. Histological and biomechanical studies of ACL autografts performed on animals and humans lead to conflicting

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Rehabilitation After Posterior Cruciate Ligament Injuries,re slight in most cases, while the quality of the results offered by surgery is uncertain. The clinical progress of the natural history of the lesion is not clear [1 – 10]. Insufficient understanding of modern rehabilitation practices after nonsurgical and surgical treatment is another cause of poor

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Anterior Knee Pain: An Overview of Management Options, patellofemoral arthralgia, patellar pain, patellar pain syndrome, and patellofemoral pain. Therefore, after excluding anterior knee pain resulting from intra-articular pathologies, patellar tendinopathy, peripatellar bursitis, the plica syndrome, Sinding Larsen’s and Osgood Schlatter’s lesions, and

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Rehabilitation After Ankle Ligament Injury,a pre-injury level. In the following chapter, normal requirements for each of these functions will be discussed and causes for restrictions or deficits will be addressed. The function of the foot/ankle complex during gait will be assessed and the kinematics during running presented. The scientific b

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Isokinetics in Rehabilitation,n still plays an important part in relation to relief of symptoms and disability and return to daily activities. In order to compare the results of different methods of treatment or different protocols in different centres, common quantifiable data which can correlate with the functional outcome are

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