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Anatomical Visual Guide to Sports Injuries

Anatomical Visual Guide to Sports Injuries

9780781773614
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Anatomical Visual Guide to Sports Injuries , sensibly organized by body region, is a highly visual guide that displays the basic layers of anatomy in key views, movement, and over 150 of the most common sports injuries seen in adult and pediatric patients. In addition to pathology, over 90 mechanisms of select injuries are also shown in context of a human figure.
With over 350 illustrations, this product helps primary care and sports medicine practitioners explain anatomical and injury concepts to their patients and clients. It can also be used by beginning sports medicine and athletic trainer students as an aid to visual learning.
A bonus CD-ROM lets you easily print 55 patient teaching handouts that show clear, anatomically correct images along with explanations of many common sports injuries.
Product Details
Wolters Kluwer Health
43190
9780781773614
9780781773614

Data sheet

Publication date
2009
Issue number
1
Cover
soft binded
Pages count
90
Dimensions (mm)
254.00 x 304.80
Weight (g)
930

    • This guide is organized in sections by area of the body, from head and neck down to the ankle and foot. Each section has visual images of anatomy, movement, injuries and examples of the mechanism of select injuries. The majority of the images are of adults, but certain sections show pediatric anatomy (growth plate visuals), injuries and mechanisms. As an added bonus, anatomical system charts are included after the last section.

      Head and Neck
    • Head Injuries
    • Neck Injuries
      Shoulder
    • Shoulder Impingement and Biceps Problems
    • Shoulder Trauma
    • Shoulder Instability
      Elbow and Forearm
    • Elbow and Forearm Traumatic Injuries
    • Elbow and Forearm Overuse Injuries
    • Elbow and Forearm Pediatric Injuries
      Wrist and Hand
    • Wrist Injuries
    • Finger and Thumb Injuries
    • Inflammation and Arthritis
      Thoracic, Lumbar and Sacral Spine
    • Thoracic and Lumbar Sacral Spine Problems
      Pelvis, Hip and Thigh
    • Injuries of the Pelvis and Acetabulum
    • Injuries of the Proximal Femur
    • Hip and Thigh Soft Tissue Problems
      Knee
    • Ligament Injuries
    • Meniscus Tears
    • Extensor Mechanism Problems
    • Fractures
    • Inflammations
      Leg
    • Leg Injuries
      Ankle and Foot
    • Ankle Injuries
    • Hindfoot Injuries
    • Forefoot and Midfoot Injuries
      Anatomical System Charts
    • The Skeletal System
    • The Muscular System
    • Internal Organs of the Body
    • The Vascular System & Viscera
    • The Nervous System
    • The Spinal Nerves
    • The Autonomic Nervous System
      Elbow And Forearm
    • Overuse Injuries of the Elbow:
    • Valgus Extension Overload Changes and Medial Collateral Ligament Injury
    • Biceps Rupture
    • Tennis Elbow
    • Olecranon Bursitis
    • Valgus Extension Overload in Kids and Medial Epicondyle Avulsion Injuries
    • Osteochondritis Dissecans (OCD) of the Elbow
      Wrist and Hand
    • Colles Fracture
    • Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
    • TFCC (Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex) Tear
    • Smiths fracture
    • Mallet Finger
    • Skiers thumb/Gamekeepers Thumb
    • Boxers Fracture
    • DeQuervains Tenosynovitis
    • Intersection syndrome
      Thoracic, Lumbar and Sacral Spine
    • Herniated disc
    • Spondylolysis
      Pelvis, Hip & Thigh
    • Pelvic Labral Injuries and Tears
    • Hip (Pelvic) Avulsion Fractures
    • Femoral Neck Stress Fracture
    • Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis (SCFE)
    • IT band syndrome
    • Quadriceps Tear
    • Hamstring Avulsion Tear
    • Piriformis Syndrome: One Cause of Sciatica
      Knee
    • MCL Injury
    • ACL Injury
    • PCL Injury
    • Meniscus Tears
    • Patellar Dislocation:
    • Patellar Tendinopathy
    • Salter Harris Classification of Physis Injuries
    • IT Band Syndrome
      Leg
    • Stress Fractures
    • Shin Splints (Medial tibial perisostitis)
    • Exertional Compartment Syndrome
      Ankle and Foot
    • Plantar Faciitis
    • Ligament Sprains
    • Impingement:
    • Osteochondral Lesion of the Talus (OLT)
    • Salter Harris Fracture Type I - IV
    • Achilles tendon rupture & Tendinosis
    • Turf Toe
    • Jones Fracture and Navicular stress fracture
      Index

      Patient Handout Information
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