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non connectors, neuroTHOMAS N. BYRCE, child SUSAN EFFENGAN, Orthopaedic…

- - - - Motor Development
        
        Motor Control and Motor Learning
        
        Positioning and Handling to Foster Motor Function
- - - - Essential Orthopaedics J. Maheshwari
        
        Joint Replacement Surgery
        
        • Total joint replacement
        
        • Partial knee replacement
        
        • Total shoulder replacement
        
        • Total elbow replacement
        
        Miscellaneous Regional Diseases
        
        • Observation hip
        
        • Deformities of the knee
        
        • Loose bodies in joints
        
        • Flat foot
        
        • Deformities of the toes
        
        Miscellaneous Affections of the Bone
        
        • Generalised bone disorders
        
        • Osteochondritis
        
        • Some other developmental abnormalities of orthopaedic interest
        
        Metabolic Bone Diseases
        
        • Constitution of bone
        
        • Bone and calcium
        
        • Fluorosis
        
        • Disturbances of organic constituents
        
        • Fibrositis
        
        • Painful arc syndrome
        
        Degenerative Disorders
        
        Arthritis and Related Diseases
        
        • Definitions
        
        • Other rheumatological diseases
        
        32.Traumatic Paraplegia
        
        • Pathology
        
        • Neurological deficit and spinal injuries
        
        • Clinical examination
        
        • Investigation
        
        • Treatment
        
        18.Injuries Around the Hip
        
        • Relevant anatomy
        
        33.Scoliosis and Other Spinal Deformities
        
        27.Poliomyelitis and Other Neuromuscular Disorders
        
        • Disorders of the muscles
        
        • Peripheral neuropathies
        
        31.Spinal Injuries
        
        • Relevant anatomy
        
        • Biomechanics of injury
        
        • Classification
        
        • Clinical features
        
        • Examination
        
        • Investigations
        
        • Treatment
        
        29.Prolapsed Intervertebral Disc
        
        • Relevant anatomy
        
        • Differential diagnosis
        
        • Treatment
        
        28.Bone Tumours
        
        • Primary malignant tumours
        
        • Some uncommon malignant tumours
        
        • Tumour-like conditions of bone
        
        20.Injuries Around the Knee
        
        • Rare injuries around the knee
        
        • Mechanism of knee injuries
        
        26.Congenital Dislocation of the Hip and Other Malformations
        
        • Congenital dislocation of the hip (CDH)
        
        • Other congenital malformations
        
        24.Infections of the Hand
        
        • Classification
        
        • Aetiopathology
        
        16.Hand Injuries
        
        • Bennett's fracture-dislocation
        
        • Rolando's fracture
        
        • Amputation of fingers: Principles of treatment
        
        15.Injuries of the Forearm and Wrist
        
        • Smith's fracture (Reverse of colles' fracture)
        
        • Barton's fracture
        
        • Lunate dislocations
        
        14.Injuries Around the Elbow
        
        • Pulled elbow
        
        13.Injuries Around the Shoulder, Fracture Humerus
        
        • Dislocation of the sterno-clavicular joint
        
        • Subluxation or dislocation of the acromio-clavicular joint
        
        • Fracture of the surgical neck of the humerus
        
        12.Treatment of Orthopaedic Disorders: A General Review
        
        • Non-operative methods of treatment
        
        • Operative methods of treatment
        
        11.Deformities and Their Management
        
        • Causes
        
        • Treatment
        
        10.Peripheral Nerve Injuries
        
        • Relevant anatomy
        
        • Pathology
        
        • Mechanism of injury
        
        • Classification
        
        • Diagnosis
        
        • Electrodiagnostic studies
        
        • Treatment
        
        • Prognosis
        
        9.Fractures in Children
        
        • Relevant anatomy
        
        • Types of fractures
        
        • Diagnosis
        
        • Treatment
        
        • Complications
        
        8.Injury to Joints: Dislocation and Subluxation
        
        • Relevant anatomy
        
        • Definitions
        
        • Classification
        
        • Pathoanatomy
        
        • Diagnosis
        
        • Complications
        
        • Treatment
        
        6.Approach to a Patient with Limb Injury
        
        • Clinical examination
        
        • Radiological examination
        
        • Old fracture
        
        • Approach to a polytrauma patient
        
        5.Recent Advances in the Treatment of Fractures
        
        • AO method of fracture treatment
        
        • Changing AO concepts
        
        • Functional bracing
        
        • Ilizarov's technique
        
        3.Treatment of Fractures: General Principles
        
        • Phase I Emergency care
        
        • Phase II Definitive care
        
        • Phase III Rehabilitation of a fractured limb
        
        • Management of open fractures
        
        2.Anatomy of Bone and Fracture Healing
        
        • Anatomy of bone
        
        • Growth of a long bone
        
        • Blood supply of bones
        
        • Fracture healing
        
        • Healing of cancellous bones
        
        • Primary and secondary bone healing
        
        • Factors affecting fracture healing
        
        1.Orthopaedic Trauma: Introduction
        
        • Classification of fractures
        
        • Fractures with eponyms
        
        • Pathological fractures
        
        • Injuries to joints
        
        • Injuries to ligaments
        
        • Injuries to muscles and tendons
        
        21.Injuries to the Leg, Ankle and Foot
        
        22.Infections of Bones and Joints
        
        • Fungal infections
        
        • Brodie’s abscess
  - - - Management of the concussed athlete
  - - - Examination
  - - - Training sensorimotor control
  - - - Clinical examination
  - - - Eccentric hamstring strength training
    - - Sport-specific training
      - A promising clinical approach for the high-risk athlete
  - - - Medications
    - - Clinical assessment
- - - - Structural ('static') biomechanical assessment
  - - - Phases of rehabilitation
    - - Phase 3: Returning to sports activities
  - - - Neuromuscular stimulators
      - lnterferential stimulation
      - Laser
      - Electromagnetic therapy
      - Extracorporeal shockwave therapy
    - - Traumeel
      - Actovegin
      - Sclerosant
      - Prolotherapy
  - - - Applying the StARRT framework
      - Assessing across outcomes probabilities
      - Additional perspectives
    - - Management
- - - - Assessment of known injuries and illnesses
      - Review of current medications and supplements
- - - - 35 Management of Chronic Impairments in Individuals with Nervous System Conditions
        
        33 Electrophysiological Testing and Electrical Stimulation in Neurological Rehabilitation
        
        26 Inflammatory and Infectious Disorders of the Brain
        
        20 Basal Ganglia Disorders
        
        9 Interventions for Clients with Movement Limitations
        
        SECTION II Rehabilitation Management of Clients with Neurological System Pathology
        
        5 The Limbic System: Influence over Motor Control and Learning
        
        8 Differential Diagnosis Phase 2: Examination and Evaluation of Functional Movement Activities, Body Functions and Structures, and Participation
        
        SECTION III Neurological Disorders and Applications Issues
        
        3 Movement Analysis across the Life Span
        
        2 Health and Wellness: The Beginning of the Paradigm
        
        4 Contemporary Issues and Theories of Motor Control, Motor Learning, and Neuroplasticity
        
        6 Psychosocial Aspects of Adaptation and Adjustment during Various Phases of Neurological Disability
        
        29 Pelvic Floor Treatment of Incontinence and Other Urinary Dysfunctions in Men and Women
      - 36 Impact of Drug Therapy on Patients Receiving Neurological Rehabilitation
- - - - An analysis of normal movement as the basis for the development of treatment techniques
      - Neuropsychological problems and solutions
      - Abnormal tone and movement as a result of neurological impairment: considerations for treatment
      - General principles of treatment
        
        Drug treatment of neurological disability
        
        Case histories
        
        Longer-term management for patients with residual or progressive disability
        
        The way forward
- - - - Applied Anatomy and Physiology
        
        Clinical Diagnosis of Neurological Conditions
        
        Hydrocephalus
        
        Physiotherapy in some Psychiatric condition
      - Assessing the Patient
        
        Applied Psychology for Physiotherapists