Previous edition: 2007. Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
Part I. Overview -- 1. Input (bio), output (psycho), and upstream (social) factors in disabling back pain / Craig Liebenson [and others] -- 2. Quality assurance: the scope of the spine problem and modern attempts to manage it / Tim L. Raven, Lise R. Lothe, and Craig Liebenson -- 3. Putting the biopsychosocial model into practice / Craig Liebenson and Ryan Van Matre -- Part II. Basic Science -- 4. Active care: an evidence-informed approach to self-care for patients with spine pain / Craig Liebenson and James E. Eubanks -- 5. The role of the behavioral-environmental context : bridging tenstions between biomechanics, pain science, and function / Craig Liebenson -- Part III. Patient assessment. -- 6. Diagnostic triage / Neil Craton -- 7. Assessment of psychosocial risk factors of chronicity--"yellow flags" / Craig Liebenson, Steven Yeomans, and Richard Nicol -- 8. Outcome assessment / Steven Yeomans, Craig Liebenson, and Richard Nicol -- 9. Pain mechanism classification system overview and focus on the motor/autonomic mechanism / Annie O'Connor and Melissa C. Kolski -- 10. Quantification of physical performance ability / Craig Liebenson, Steven Yeomans, and Richard Nicol -- 11. Evaluation of muscular imbalance / Clare Frank, Craig Liebenson, and Michaela Veverková -- 12. Movement assessment : screening, performance, and injury prevention / Ian McKeown and Craig Liebenson. Part IV. Sustainable recovery -- 13. Educating people about pain / Mark J. Catley [and others] -- 14. Self-care : providing reassurance and reactivation advice for the spine pain patient / Craig Liebenson [and others] -- 15. Making the shift from treating dysfunction to treating sensitivity in rehabilitation / Greg Lehman -- 16. A cognitive behavioral therapy program for spinal pain / Steven J. Linton -- 17. The McKenzie method of mechanical diagnosis and therapy for the classification and rehabilitation of spinal problems / Thomas J. Lotus and Richard Rosedale -- Part V. High-value recovery options for return to participation -- 18. Self-correcting drills for the hip hinge / Andrea U-Shi Chang -- 19. Periodization of a torso "stabilization" training program in rehabilitation and performance optimization / Benjamin Lee, Craig Liebenson, and Natalie Sidorkewicz -- 20. Cueing to enhance motor learning and transferability to activities / Nicklaas Winkelman -- 21. Sensory motor stimulation / Vladimír Janda [and others] -- 22. Neuromobilization techniques: evaluation and treatment of adverse neurodynamic tension and the container / Michael C. Geraci, Jr., Martin Lambert, and Jennifer Bogulski. Part VI. Building robustness for return to sport and activity -- 23. Programming from rehabilitation to performance / David Joyce -- 24. Dynamic variable resistance training / Josh Henkin -- 25. Rotational sports and the spine / Max Prokopy [and others] -- 26. Sparing the spine in barbell training / Michael Hartle -- 27. Sparing the spine in high-intensity training / David Whitty -- Part VII. Multimodal options for recovery -- 28. Manipulation of key joints / George DeFranca and Brett Winchester -- 29. Manual resistance techniques / Craig Liebenson and Curtis Thor Rigney -- 30. A new approach to postural function / Jiri Cumpelik -- 31. Dynamic neuromuscular stabilization / Alena Kobesova [and others] -- 32. Pilates therapy : exercises for spinal stability / Penelope Latey -- 33. Pelvic floor : integration versus isolation / Julie W. Wiebe -- 34. Clinical hypnosis and mindfulness-based interventions in the treatment of spinal pain / Lindsey C. McKernan [and others] -- 35. Yoga exercises respecting dynamic neuromuscular stability principles in senior populations / Martina Jezkova [and others] -- 36. Nutritional considerations for inflammation, pain, and rehabilitation / David R. Seaman. Part VIII. First principles of movement : a systematic approach -- 37. An integrated approach to regional disorders / Craig Liebenson and Jason Brown -- 38. The resilience model / Craig Liebenson, Tim Latham, and Laura Latham -- 39. A clinical framework utilizing a precision approach / Craig Liebenson [and others] -- Part IX. Interdisciplinary management -- 40. Role of the interventionist : nonsurgical management of the spine pain patient / Joel M. Press and Mary E. Caldwell -- 41. Lumbopelvic pain in pregnancy / Heidi Prather and Jeremy Hartman -- 42. The role and safety of activity in the elderly / Craig Liebenson and Laura Latham -- 43. Spine surgery / Robert G. Watkins, IV and Robert G. Watkins, III.
Summary:
Presents a practical overview of spinal rehabilitation combining McKenzie, Janda, Contract-Relax and Stabilization approaches into one common treatment protocol.
This resource is supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as administered by State Library of Iowa.