books about: physiotherapists (hypermobility orthopaedics acupuncture)

books about: physiotherapists

books:

1 review
Jonathan Kenyon

Churchill Livingstone, 2004

the physiotherapists pocket handbook
AMAZING, its like my bible on the wards. great to have lots of info at your fingertips

Injection Techniques in Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine with CD-ROM: A Practical Manual for Doctors and ...

2 reviews
Stephanie Saunders, Steve Longworth

Churchill Livingstone, 2006

injection techniques
I found the book to be very detailed and it is what I needed in the clinical setting to help me with my technique. It is a very informative book. Everyone who practices should have it as a good reference book.

Acupuncture, Trigger Points and Musculoskeletal Pain: A Scientific Approach to Acupuncture for Use by Doctors ...

2 reviews
P. E. Baldry

Churchill Livingstone, 1993

Things they dont teach you at med school which they should
An essential reference for all Doctors and Physiotherapists interested in Acupuncture for the treatment of muskuloskeletal pain. In fact it should be an essential reference for all Doctors and Physiotherapists full stop. Contains readable account of neurophysiological background, is well-referenced, and very practically orientated.

Anatomy & Physiology for Physiotherapists
Inderbir Singh

Anshan Ltd, 2006

Until now there has been no anatomy book designed specifically for students of physiotherapy. It is essential that they can study from a textbook which is well written, clear, concise and easy to use. With this book Dr Singh explains and illustrates everything that a student physiotherapist needs to know, as well as providing an introduction to common diseases that affect different organs of the body. The appendices to the book also provide an ...

The Stone Treatment (The McFadden Series)

1 review, 2008

Author's Note
THE STONE TREATMENT is an updated and upgraded version of my first novel (Stolen Shadows) in The McFadden Series. Now available in Kindle format, THE STONE TREATMENT has all the same great characters and storyline as the original version written in 2002, plus new scenes have been added! Want to purchase a traditional copy? The hard copy version of THE STONE TREATMENT will become available ...

Hypermobility Syndrome: Diagnosis and Management for Physiotherapists

7 reviews
Rosemary J. Keer, Rodney Grahame

Butterworth-Heinemann, 2003

Excellent book!
I have been healthy for most of my life, other than a hip injury while running with my dog, which was diagnosed as bursitis and has never completely healed. After having my son 2 years ago at the age of 34, my body began a process of rapidly "breaking down". I developed severe tendonitis in both wrists, back pain, foot pain ,etc. I was evaluated by many specialists, most of them were ...