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By
Vincent Morelli, MD
Included in series
The Clinics: Internal Medicine,
Description
This second edition on sports medicine focuses on specific areas of injuries among athletes. Clinical anatomy and physical exam as well
as discussions on treatment are included. Areas include: the elbow, the wrist, the hand, the foot, hip and groin pain, lower back pain,
and cervical pain. Biomechanics, physical therapy as well as sports pharmacology and ergonomic aids are also analyzed.
Contents
1. The Elbow: Physical Exam, Common Injuries and Treatment (Sellards)
2. The Wrist: Clinical Anatomy and Physical Examination, An Update
(Eathorne)
3. The Wrist: Common Injuries and Management (Parmelee-Peters and Eathorne)
4. The Hand in Sports: An Update on the
Clinical Anatomy and Physical Examination (Patel, Dean, and Baker)
5. Hand Injuries in Sports Medicine (Hong)
6. Clinical Examination
of the Foot and Ankle (Young, Niedfeldt, Morris, and Eerkes)
7. Ankle and Foot Injuries in Pediatric and Adult Athletes (Pommering,
Kluchurosky, and Hall)
8. Hip and Groin Pain in Athletes: Part 1 (Morelli and Weaver)
9. Hip and Groin Pain in Athletes: Part 2
(Morelli and Espinoza)
10. Lower Back Pain in the Athlete: Common Conditions and Treatment (Baker and Patel)
11. Cervical Pain
in the Athlete: Common Conditions and Treatment (Dorshimer and Kelly)
12. Basic Biomechanics of the Lower Extremity (Fields, Bloom,
Priebe, and Foreman)
13. Sports-Related Osteochondral Injuries: Clinical Presentation, Diagnosis, And Treatment (Bruce, Hamby, and
Jones)
14. Sports Pharmacology and Ergogenic Aids (Ellender and Linder)
| Bibliographic details |
Hardbound, 240 pages, publication date: MAY-2005
ISBN-13: 978-1-4160-2714-0
ISBN-10: 1-4160-2714-9
Imprint: SAUNDERS
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Last update: 30 Nov 2009
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