Since its first publication, almost two decades ago, A System of Orthopaedic Medicine has proven to be a reliable resource and guide for those clinicians working in the field of orthopaedic medicine who assess and treat the effects of musculoskeletal pain.
This third edition remains focused on clinical reasoning and diagnosis, with detailed guidance on palpation of the anatomical structures and the correct performance of each therapeutic technique. Following the ‘System’, the clinician first completes a systematic clinical assessment of the joints involved, and then, after interpreting the results, groups the disorders and conditions into clinical syndromes. Finally, the natural history and the conservative treatment of each condition are discussed accordingly.
NEW! Building on the previous edition, A System of Orthopaedic Medicine now comes with access to online resources designed to support and enhance the learning experience of each and every clinician using the book. The new edition has been streamlined for easier access and handling by transferring all the applied anatomy chapters, references, links and other selected chapters onto the online resources.
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1. Chapter 30: Introduction to the lumbar spine - p. 442 2. Chapter 31: Applied anatomy of the lumbar spine - p. 445 3. Chapter 32: Ageing of the lumbar spine - p. 462 4. Chapter 33: The dural concept - p. 471 5. Chapter 34: The ligamentous concept - p. 494 6. Chapter 35: The stenotic concept - p. 503 7. Chapter 36: Clinical examination of the lumbar spine - p. 512 8. Chapter 37: Lumbar instability - p. 529 9. Chapter 38: Mechanical disorders of the lumbar spine: Differential diagnosis - p. 536 10. Chapter 39: Non-mechanical disorders of the lumbar spine: Warning signs - p. 537 11. Non-mechanical disorders of the lumbar spine: Pathology - p. 541 12. Chapter 40: Treatment of the lumbar spine - p. 556 13. Introduction - p. 556 14. Manipulation - p. 557 15. Traction - p. 566 16. Alternative procedures for reducing nuclear protrusions - p. 571 17. Injections - p. 573 18. Prevention of lumbar spine disorders - p. 585 19. Spinal surgery - p. 588 20. Section 11: The sacroiliac joint and coccyx - p. 600 21. Applied anatomy of the sacroiliac joint - p. 601 22. Chapter 41: Clinical examination of the sacroiliac joint - p. 605 23. Chapter 42: Interpretation of the clinical examination of the sacroiliac joint and coccyx - p. 610 24. Chapter 43: Disorders of the sacroiliac joint - p. 611 25. Chapter 44: Anatomy and disorders of the coccyx - p. 619 26. Section 12: The hip and buttock - p. 621 27. Applied anatomy of the hip and buttock - p. 622 28. Chapter 45: Clinical examination of the hip and buttock - p. 627 29. Chapter 46: Interpretation of the clinical examination of the hip and buttock - p. 632 30. Chapter 47: Disorders of the inert structures - p. 633 31. Chapter 48: Disorders of the contractile structures - p. 651 32. Groin pain - p. 658 33. Hip disorders in children - p. 662 34. Chapter 49: Summary of hip pain - p. 667 35. Section 13: The knee - p. 668 36. Applied anatomy of the knee - p. 669 37. Chapter 50: Clinical examination of the knee - p. 673 38. Chapter 51: Interpretation of the clinical examination of the knee - p. 678 39. Chapter 52: Disorders of the inert structures: Capsular and non-capsular patterns - p. 679 40. Chapter 53: Disorders of the inert structures: Ligaments - p. 695 41. Disorders of the inert structures: Ligamentous instability - p. 707 42. Chapter 54: Disorders of the contractile structures - p. 716 43. Differential diagnosis of lesions at the knee - p. 730 44. Section 14: The lower leg, ankle and foot - p. 731 45. Applied anatomy of the lower leg, ankle and foot - p. 732 46. Chapter 55: Clinical examination of the lower leg, ankle and foot - p. 738 47. Chapter 56: Interpretation of the clinical examination of the lower leg, ankle and foot - p. 742 48. Chapter 57: Disorders of the lower leg - p. 743 49. Chapter 58: Disorders of the ankle and subtalar joints - p. 759 50. Differential diagnosis of lesions at the heel and ankle - p. 771 51. Chapter 59: Disorders of the midtarsal joints - p. 772 52. Disorders of the forefoot and toes - p. 778 53. Section 15: Nerve lesions and entrapment neuropathies of the lower limb - p. 787 54. Nerve lesions and entrapment neuropathies of the lower limb - p. 788 55. Section 16: Psychogenic pain - p. 794 56. Psychogenic pain - p. 795 57. Index - p. 800 58. Instructions for online access - p. 832
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Since its first publication, almost two decades ago, A System of Orthopaedic Medicine has proven to be a reliable resource and guide for those clinicians working in the field of orthopaedic medicine who assess and treat the effects of musculoskeletal pain.
This third edition remains focused on clinical reasoning and diagnosis, with detailed guidance on palpation of the anatomical structures and the correct performance of each therapeutic technique. Following the ‘System’, the clinician first completes a systematic clinical assessment of the joints involved, and then, after interpreting the results, groups the disorders and conditions into clinical syndromes. Finally, the natural history and the conservative treatment of each condition are discussed accordingly.
NEW! Building on the previous edition, A System of Orthopaedic Medicine now comes with access to online resources designed to support and enhance the learning experience of each and every clinician using the book. The new edition has been streamlined for easier access and handling by transferring all the applied anatomy chapters, references, links and other selected chapters onto the online resources.
LOG ON TO www.orthopaedicmedicineonline.com TO START YOUR EXPERIENCE AND ACCESS:
1. Chapter 30: Introduction to the lumbar spine - p. 442 2. Chapter 31: Applied anatomy of the lumbar spine - p. 445 3. Chapter 32: Ageing of the lumbar spine - p. 462 4. Chapter 33: The dural concept - p. 471 5. Chapter 34: The ligamentous concept - p. 494 6. Chapter 35: The stenotic concept - p. 503 7. Chapter 36: Clinical examination of the lumbar spine - p. 512 8. Chapter 37: Lumbar instability - p. 529 9. Chapter 38: Mechanical disorders of the lumbar spine: Differential diagnosis - p. 536 10. Chapter 39: Non-mechanical disorders of the lumbar spine: Warning signs - p. 537 11. Non-mechanical disorders of the lumbar spine: Pathology - p. 541 12. Chapter 40: Treatment of the lumbar spine - p. 556 13. Introduction - p. 556 14. Manipulation - p. 557 15. Traction - p. 566 16. Alternative procedures for reducing nuclear protrusions - p. 571 17. Injections - p. 573 18. Prevention of lumbar spine disorders - p. 585 19. Spinal surgery - p. 588 20. Section 11: The sacroiliac joint and coccyx - p. 600 21. Applied anatomy of the sacroiliac joint - p. 601 22. Chapter 41: Clinical examination of the sacroiliac joint - p. 605 23. Chapter 42: Interpretation of the clinical examination of the sacroiliac joint and coccyx - p. 610 24. Chapter 43: Disorders of the sacroiliac joint - p. 611 25. Chapter 44: Anatomy and disorders of the coccyx - p. 619 26. Section 12: The hip and buttock - p. 621 27. Applied anatomy of the hip and buttock - p. 622 28. Chapter 45: Clinical examination of the hip and buttock - p. 627 29. Chapter 46: Interpretation of the clinical examination of the hip and buttock - p. 632 30. Chapter 47: Disorders of the inert structures - p. 633 31. Chapter 48: Disorders of the contractile structures - p. 651 32. Groin pain - p. 658 33. Hip disorders in children - p. 662 34. Chapter 49: Summary of hip pain - p. 667 35. Section 13: The knee - p. 668 36. Applied anatomy of the knee - p. 669 37. Chapter 50: Clinical examination of the knee - p. 673 38. Chapter 51: Interpretation of the clinical examination of the knee - p. 678 39. Chapter 52: Disorders of the inert structures: Capsular and non-capsular patterns - p. 679 40. Chapter 53: Disorders of the inert structures: Ligaments - p. 695 41. Disorders of the inert structures: Ligamentous instability - p. 707 42. Chapter 54: Disorders of the contractile structures - p. 716 43. Differential diagnosis of lesions at the knee - p. 730 44. Section 14: The lower leg, ankle and foot - p. 731 45. Applied anatomy of the lower leg, ankle and foot - p. 732 46. Chapter 55: Clinical examination of the lower leg, ankle and foot - p. 738 47. Chapter 56: Interpretation of the clinical examination of the lower leg, ankle and foot - p. 742 48. Chapter 57: Disorders of the lower leg - p. 743 49. Chapter 58: Disorders of the ankle and subtalar joints - p. 759 50. Differential diagnosis of lesions at the heel and ankle - p. 771 51. Chapter 59: Disorders of the midtarsal joints - p. 772 52. Disorders of the forefoot and toes - p. 778 53. Section 15: Nerve lesions and entrapment neuropathies of the lower limb - p. 787 54. Nerve lesions and entrapment neuropathies of the lower limb - p. 788 55. Section 16: Psychogenic pain - p. 794 56. Psychogenic pain - p. 795 57. Index - p. 800 58. Instructions for online access - p. 832
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