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ORTHOTICS AND PROSTHETICS IN REHABILITATION

Lusardi Michelle

ISBN-139780750698078
PublicadoJulio 1998
Edición
IdiomaInglés
Páginas600
Peso0 gramos
Dimensiones
EditorialBUTTERWORTH
DisponibilidadAGOTADO
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The most comprehensive core text available for clinical science courses in physical therapy - Includes guidelines for pre-prosthetic training programs - Case studies illustrate clinical information

The most comprehensive core text available for clinical science courses in physical therapy - Includes guidelines for pre-prosthetic training programs - Case studies illustrate clinical information

A concise reference for clinicians working with patients in acute care, rehabilitation, long-term care, and home care settings, Orthotics and Prosthetics in Rehabilitation is also intended to be used as a primary textbook for clinical science courses. The first section provides a comprehensive overview of orthotic and prosthetic prescriptions and fabrications, and establishes a firm foundation for gait analysis. The authors have also incorporated principles of motor control and motor learning into orthotic and prosthetic intervention.

The second and third sections are dedicated to orthotics and prosthetics respectively. A general chapter on each type of orthotic (foot, AFO, KO, KAFOs, HKAFOs, spinal) is followed by clinical applications of principles for both special populations and typical patients encountered in rehabilitation. In the prosthetics section, the authors begin with an overview of the epidemiology of amputation, the criteria to determine necessity of prosthetic limbs, and guidelines for pre-prosthetic training programs. Discussion of component options and developing technology for BK and AK prosthesis is followed by an overview of biomechanics and alignment. Principles are applied in clinical case studies based on gait analysis.

Contents: Orthotics and Prosthetics in Rehabilitation: The Multidisciplinary Approach; Materials and Technology; Clinical Assessment of Pathological Gait; Motor Control and Motor Learning; Energy and Exercise in Orthotic and Prosthetic Rehabilitation; Principles of Orthotic Design; The Pre-Orthotic Evaluation; Footwear: The Foundation for Lower Extremity Orthotics; Biomechanical Foot Orthotics; Ankle Foot Orthotics; Clinical Case Studies; Knee Orthotics; Knee Ankle Foot Orthotics; Clinical Case Studies; Hip Knee Ankle Foot Orthotics; Hip Orthotics; Spinal Orthotics; Orthotics and Exercise in the Management of Scoliosis; Upper Extremity Orthotics; Management of Fractures; Orthotics in Burn Care; Etiology of Amputation; Management of Vulnerable Feet: Neuropathy and Vascular Insufficiency; When Amputation is Necessary: Pre-Operative Assessment and Surgery; Post-Surgical Management of Partial Foot and Symes Amputation; Immediate Post-Operative Management and Post-Prosthetic Training of Trans Tibial and Trans Femoral Amputation; Prosthetic Feet; The Trans Tibial Prosthesis; Trans Tibial Prosthetic Training; Clinical Case Studies; The Trans Femoral Prosthesis; Trans Femoral Prosthetic Training; Clinical Case Studies; Rehabilitation in High Level Amputation; Rehabilitation of Children with Limb Deficiencies; Upper Extremity Prosthetics

Readership: Physical Therapists

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