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Brukner & Khan’s Clinical Sports Medicine, 4ed

The Bible of Sports Medicine – Now enhanced by a new companion website!

Brukner and Khan’s Clinical Sports Medicine 4th Edition is the complete practical guide to musculoskeletal medicine and physical therapy, covering all aspects of diagnosis and management of sports-related injuries and physical activity. Extensively revised and expanded by the world s leading sports physicians, this fourth edition continues to set the standard as the pinnacle of current knowledge and practice in sports medicine.

At 1,270 pages, 67 chapters and over 1000 full colour images, the fourth edition has 25% more content than the best-selling third edition. All aspects of diagnosis and management of sports-related injuries and physical activity are covered, including the fundamental principles of sports medicine, diagnosis and treatment of sports injuries, enhancement of sports performance and dealing with special groups of participants.

With a focus on clinical relevance, each chapter has been comprehensively reviewed and updated and there are 13 brand new chapters covering hot topics such as challenging hip pain, sudden death in sport, hamstring tear management, sideline emergency care, and the latest in pain science.

Led by Peter Brukner (Head of Sports Medicine and Sports Science, Liverpool Football Club) and Karim Khan (Professor, University of British Columbia, Vancouver), the 100 strong author team, representing 14 countries around the world, are all renowned experts in their field and have an average of 15 years practical experience.

Key Features:

– New companion website featuring over 4 hours of assess-ment and treatment video and audio material which will be updated regularly 12 months access with book purchase

– Comprehensively reviewed and updated featuring an expert international author team

– Expanded! Includes 13 new chapters covering topics such as hip pain, military medicine, prevention of sudden cardiac death and the integration of evidence into clinical practice

– MORE illustrations than ever before with over 1000 colour photographs demonstrating techniques, exercises and sports injuries and purpose drawn full colour anatomical illustrations

– Full colour text design greatly enhances readability of the content while clear colour differentiation for headings and figures ensures ease of use

The fourth edition is enhanced by a new companion website featuring “Clinical Sports Medicine Masterclasses Online.” Readers will gain access to this secure site via a pincode included with the book. The site will include video clips of clinical examinations, interviews with leading experts and will be updated regularly.

Brukner and Khan’s Clinical Sports Medicine 4E provides excellent value as an authoritative clinical foundation for physiotherapists, medical practitioners, osteopaths, massage therapists, podiatrists, sports/athletic trainers, sports therapists, fitness leaders and athletes. It is widely adopted by students in sports physiotherapy, medicine, and human movement studies/kinesiology.”

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Contents

Chapter 1: Sports and exercise medicine: addressing the world’s greatest public health problem
Chapter 2: Sports and exercise medicine: the team approach
Chapter 3: Integrating evidence into clinical practice to make quality decisions
Chapter 4: Sports injuries: acute
Chapter 5: Sports injuries: overuse
Chapter 6: Pain: why and how does it hurt?
Chapter 7: Beware: conditions masquerading as sports injuries
Chapter 8: Clinical aspects of biomechanics and sporting injuries
Chapter 9: Principles of injury prevention
Chapter 10: Recovery
Chapter 11: Principles of diagnosis: clinical assessment
Chapter 12: Principles of diagnosis: investigations including imaging
Chapter 13: Treatments used for musculoskeletal conditions: more choices and more evidence
Chapter 14: Core stability
Chapter 15: Principles of rehabilitation
Chapter 16: Principles of physical activity promotion for clinicians
Chapter 17: Sports concussion
Chapter 18: Headache
Chapter 19: Facial injuries
Chapter 20: Neck pain
Chapter 21: Shoulder pain
Chapter 22: Elbow and arm pain
Chapter 23: Wrist pain
Chapter 24: Hand and finger injuries
Chapter 25: Thoracic and chest pain
Chapter 26: Low back pain
Chapter 27: Buttock pain
Chapter 28: Hip-related pain
Chapter 29: Groin pain
Chapter 30: Anterior thigh pain
Chapter 31: Posterior thigh pain
Chapter 32: Acute knee injuries
Chapter 33: Anterior knee pain
Chapter 34: Lateral, medial, and posterior knee pain
Chapter 35: Leg pain
Chapter 36: Calf pain
Chapter 37: Pain in the Achilles region
Chapter 38: Acute ankle injuries
Chapter 39: Ankle pain
Chapter 40: Foot pain
Chapter 41: The patient with longstanding symptoms: clinical pearls
Chapter 42: The younger athlete
Chapter 43: Women and activity-related issues across the lifespan
Chapter 44: The older person who exercises
Chapter 45: Military personnel
Chapter 46: The athlete with a disability
Chapter 47: Medical emergencies in the sporting context
Chapter 48: Sudden cardiac death in sport
Chapter 49: Managing cardiovascular symptoms in sportspeople
Chapter 50: Respiratory symptoms during exercise
Chapter 51: Gastrointestinal symptoms during exercise
Chapter 52: Renal symptoms during exercise
Chapter 53: Diabetes mellitus
Chapter 54: Exercise to treat neurological diseases and improve mental health
Chapter 55: Joint-related symptoms without acute injury
Chapter 56: Common sports-related infections
Chapter 57: The tired athlete
Chapter 58: Exercise in the heat
Chapter 59: Exercise at the extremes of cold and altitude
Chapter 60: Quick exercise prescriptions for specific medical conditions
Chapter 61: The preparticipation physical evaluation
Chapter 62: Screening the elite sportsperson
Chapter 63: Providing team care
Chapter 64: Traveling with a team
Chapter 65: Medical coverage of endurance events
Chapter 66: Drugs and the athlete
Chapter 67: Ethics and sports medicine